It cannot be understated how bold and brave this protest was by Marina Ovsyannikova, an editor at Russia’s state-run Channel 1. She interrupted the network’s broadcast to tell viewers to not believe propaganda and to stop the war in Ukraine.
https://t.co/HvOtEVDQ2C
A Russian POW begs for forgiveness from the Ukrainian people. “If someone came on my land, I would do exactly what Ukrainians are doing—and I’d be right.” Says people people back home have been brainwashed—including himself.
Watch the whole thing. It’s extraordinary.
I give you my word, next morning @OfficialSting will be elected a fighter emeritus by nearly 78% of Ukraine’s Territorial Defense battalions.
https://t.co/oLPK58OOtI
Accounts of battlefield bravery have long inspired us. But the bravery of leaders of nations is often only witnessed in history or cinema—until now. I watch daily in awe at the monumental courage and leadership of @ZelenskyyUa. God bless him and instill within us such character.
I planned to plant tulips and daffodils on my backyard today. Instead, I learn to fire arms and get ready for the next night of attacks on #Kyiv. We are not going anywhere.
This is our #city, our #land, our soil. We will fight for it. So next week I can plant my flowers. Here.
The largest demonstration in the modern history of Estonia took place in support of Ukraine. I am grateful to the Estonian people and @AlarKaris for their solidarity in these difficult times. Mr. President, our vyshyvanka suits you.
[Random loose mRNA lying around in a deltoid]
Nobody:
Ribosome: let me go ahead and transcribe this
Macrophage: Yo, check out this cool spike I found
T-cell: wtf is that? Get rid of it. Where’s Bob?
B-cell: yes?
T-cell: If it ever shows up here again...
B-cell: yes mam
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