@grinch420vegas@punishablepress “You hurt my finger= I have the right to murder you” is a f*cked up logic. What next? “I’ve got a hurty knee, I stubbed my little toe..”
Zhirinovsky's comments were made on the show "Evening with Vladimir Solovyov" on Rossiya TV, November 2020. Here's Fiona Hill's testimony from October 2019, describing Russian government overtures in May 2019. It really isn't hard to see where this came from.
https://t.co/LtBCfnR4Zy
Echoing Fiona Hill's 2019 testimony to Congress, Russian hardliner Vladimir Zhirinovsky said the same thing on Russian state TV after Trump's Nov 2020 loss: "He will take Venezuela, we will take Ukraine. And he will say to everyone: Look... Venezuela. Tomorrow I will take Cuba."
What a miracle — in an age when everyone has a camera in their pocket, even in Russia, not a single person somehow saw or heard any “massive Ukrainian attack” on Putin’s residence, which didn’t even make it into the official daily military reports.
Every Ukrainian strike on Russian airfields and oil refineries is filmed every night from ten different angles, yet this supposed “assassination attempt on Putin” magically appeared after the fact, just in time for a phone call between Putin and Trump.
@Unionbuster@splendid_pete If the referendum were to be held again tomorrow the outcome would be very different - according to the latest polls. That’s what happens when people wake up and smell the coffee, or the Brexit BS.
@skjutaren48970 @EmperorTraianus @splendid_pete Precisely. And the ‘arguments’ he’s raising sound spookily similar to ones made by the pro Brexit movement - a Putin win. And a population is never happy to be poorer than it was before..
@jdvleqc@clarenafo@ZelenskyyUa@VP@SecArmy I didn’t accuse you of being AI. What’s priceless is that you managed to use a Google search result that still doesn’t back up your claim. Now Google which directions 🇷🇺invaded 🇺🇦in ‘22 - see if that backs up your claim that Putin was never interested in claiming the whole of 🇺🇦.
@jdvleqc@clarenafo@ZelenskyyUa@VP@SecArmy Bless.
If you ever manage to get off the sofa, meet people and get first hand accounts. They’ll think you’re a bit less of a cunt for trying…
In the meantime, here’s one even you could manage. It’s called Google.
@jdvleqc@clarenafo@ZelenskyyUa@VP@SecArmy Straw clutching. A 🇷🇺talking point that doesn’t hold water; (amongst others) invading a sovereign state to bring yourself within closer proximity to 4 ‘threatening’ NATO states. Have you formed your opinion by going to/living in countries formerly under 🇷🇺control, or the sofa?
@jdvleqc@clarenafo@ZelenskyyUa@VP@SecArmy A childlike perspective that ignores that history rhymes and 🇺🇸 is currently playing its own version of 1938 Munich Agreement- and we know how that turned out. You’ve been so busy ‘not giving af’ you fail to grasp the gravity of the situation.
Dear Poles, long ago I remember this was spread among Ukrainians. I believe you need it now.
What to do when you hear a “Shaheed”. You may be afraid, but you must act faster than fear can paralyze you.
https://t.co/ePLs6jcFA9 you hear the sound? Act immediately
Do not analyze or guess. If you hear a low, humming sound, act quickly. In 30 seconds it may be above your roof.
2.Stop recording. This is not a movie
No video is worth your life. Hide your phone. Shrapnel does not warn, it kills.
3.Step away from the window
Glass flies like blades. The window is the most dangerous place. Move as far as possible, ideally to the center of the apartment.
4.Find two solid walls between you and the street
Kitchen with windows is not safe. Windowless bathroom is good. Hallway is ideal.
5.Lie on the floor, stay silent
Cover your head with your hands. Shrapnel flies in an arc, so you must stay below its trajectory.
6.Outside? Stay low and behind concrete
Fences and bushes will not protect you. The best is to lie behind a concrete wall or fall into any depression. If nothing is available, just lie down.
https://t.co/0vd3viRN1L a car, become invisible
Turn off the engine and lights. Leave the car and find shelter, an underground passage, or a low spot. Lie near a parapet, curb, on asphalt near the car, or under the car. Light and movement attract drones.
8.Cover your ears and open your mouth
This protects you from the shock wave. It can save your hearing and lungs. It is a small thing, but it works.
https://t.co/qI8BwS41Np not move until it is silent for at least 10 minutes.
The second strike is often the most dangerous. Silence after the first explosion may be a trap. Endure it and lie still.
“But Palestinians elected Hamas in 2006” — one of the laziest, most dishonest, and most disgusting excuses used to justify crimes against the people of Gaza.
In that election, Hamas won 44% of the vote, which gave them 74 seats in the Legislative Council and the ability to form a government. People voted for Hamas as a political party, not as a militia. They were promised reform and change, not rockets and endless destruction.
Half of Gaza’s population today are children who weren’t even born at the time, and most of the rest were not eligible to vote.
To excuse massacres against civilians by pointing to an election that happened 19 years ago is not only stupid — it’s a vile attempt to strip Palestinians of their humanity and blame them for their own suffering.
@8unch0fnumb3rs @ThomasAtcheson @Cannydc1@03Spadina@yungfish23@YappAppLtd I was clarifying the roles more as to point out your putting down and total misunderstanding of the roles and their skills. What she suffered was a horrific racist attack whether she was an HCA or a neurosurgeon.
@ThomasAtcheson @8unch0fnumb3rs@Cannydc1@03Spadina@yungfish23@YappAppLtd She is an HCA. The racist that attacked her claimed to be an SRN (pulling rank). The media often confuse the 2 roles. Having said that people still wrongly refer to HCAs as carers. Roles have evolved - RNs have taken on doctor’s skills, HCAs have taken on nurse’s, carers HCA’s.
@ThomasAtcheson @8unch0fnumb3rs@Cannydc1@03Spadina@yungfish23@YappAppLtd This is due to skill gaps and service demands. Staff shortages relied on immigration . It’s always been low pay, and the up skilling hasn’t been addressed since the AFC.
District nursing isn’t ‘more care work’ - I know I work in it.