on 27-02-2022 01:08 PM
I don't know about anyone else. but I nor our business, is any longer buying anything remotely Russian.
This is not so much choosing to take a side, but merely not wanting to be seen as condoning recent events.
'Hands off Ukraine!' Russian protesters, celebrities risk arrest to denounce Putin's war (yahoo.com)
on 19-03-2022 09:53 PM
4channel, we agree on that point, that Russia is wrong and this attack needs to cease immediately.
Unfortunately... I doubt that it will.
Re Reuters... you're saying that Claire supped? (Legpull, not bait.)
24-03-2022 08:25 AM - edited 24-03-2022 08:29 AM
@twyngwyn wrote:I also seldom watch tv....but the internet is a main contributor to propaganda...the world is shrinking and the 'powers that be' use the internet ALL THE TIME....we are hoodwinked at every click....do you agree?
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What we have to take into consideration is the possibility that the "official version" of things may at times be less credible than the "alternative version". And why? Well, is it possible that money makes a certain version of things "official"?
With respect to Russia and its invasion of Ukraine, it's about expansion of empire). Not dissimilar to the US (IE: PNAC) and it's expansion due to various agendas, incl. mineral resources in the Middle East.
Thoughts?
24-03-2022 09:06 AM - edited 24-03-2022 09:08 AM
Tucker: You should be worried about this
2,129,997 views Premiered Mar 22, 2022 Fox News host discusses whether Ukraine is a democracy on 'Tucker Carlson Tonight.' #FoxNews #Tucker
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Random comment:
I agree with Tucker about Ukraine but saying American is a beacon of freedom and democracy is laughable. America is a corporatocracy with a mirage of freedom.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oifqp1bJp8Y
Some good points raised in the clip.
on 24-03-2022 09:46 AM
Irrelevant.
Let’s focus on Ukraine and the Russian invasion in this thread.
on 24-03-2022 06:29 PM
@4channel wrote:
@twyngwyn wrote:I also seldom watch tv....but the internet is a main contributor to propaganda...the world is shrinking and the 'powers that be' use the internet ALL THE TIME....we are hoodwinked at every click....do you agree?
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What we have to take into consideration is the possibility that the "official version" of things may at times be less credible than the "alternative version". And why? Well, is it possible that money makes a certain version of things "official"?
With respect to Russia and its invasion of Ukraine, it's about expansion of empire). Not dissimilar to the US (IE: PNAC) and it's expansion due to various agendas, incl. mineral resources in the Middle East.
Thoughts?
Well - in that case let's go Merck - they produce - Ivermectin.
on 24-03-2022 07:28 PM
If ones feels strongly enough in support , then i suggest purchasing ebay items from Ukraine Sellers
on 24-03-2022 07:58 PM
@rogespeed wrote:If ones feels strongly enough in support , then i suggest purchasing ebay items from Ukraine Sellers
What a great idea!
There must be thousands of sellers there focusing on listing on eBay while bombs are destroying their homes.
Then deftly side stepping the tanks in their rush to the post office with their packages... only to find it has been bombed to rubble.
You have outdone yourself with this insane post.
24-03-2022 09:57 PM - edited 24-03-2022 10:01 PM
I mentally listed the following as at least a starting point to support Ukraine against this invasion:
As average Australian citizens, of course there's not much we can do in terms of personally exerting pressure. It's the Russian government and the military that are the enemy. I don't feel animosity towards the Russian people who are, after all, being lied to by their own government on a massive scale. I do - oh, how I do! - want to help in bringing balance to the information they are receiving - which is a hard sell indeed, given the unprecedented news restrictions imposed by Russian state media. And... I want to help Ukraine in fighting this battle.
I can think of several things that I am able to do personally. I will do them. Some I'm already doing.
I am confident that most people who read these boards are doing or will be doing what they can.
Overall, I hope that there will be a speeding up globally of lessening reliance on oil. Can we hasten the adoption of new technology that will use solar energy, wind energy, electric batteries, clean energy? That would make an enormous difference; Russia would then be facing a very powerful drop in demand for its oil.
I want to see the Putin regime removed; Vladimir Putin has gone too far. Russia deserves a better leader than this, and there's one man who I think is particularly well suited. Unfortunately he's had assassination attempts against him, been poisoned, survived by a miracle, went back to Russia, and was then imprisoned and now sentenced with trumped-up charges. I don't think we'd be seeing an invasion of Ukraine if Алексей Навальный were in power.
on 24-03-2022 11:20 PM
@countessalmirena wrote:Irrelevant.
Let’s focus on Ukraine and the Russian invasion in this thread.
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If you take the time to listen to Tucker Carlson on his show, see the link I provided, you'll find that it is relevant. His segment where he addresses other aspects of this issue actually help to put things in perspective,
Nice try though countessalmirena?
on 24-03-2022 11:24 PM
@rogespeed wrote:If ones feels strongly enough in support , then i suggest purchasing ebay items from Ukraine Sellers
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Good point rogespeed, if one were to take the time to look around the traps, there would be quite a few Ukraine sellers around the world. Buying from them would enable them to send back money to relatives.
BTW: European and other ethnic cultures put value on extended family.