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https://twitter.com/RALee85/status/1498270787081547777 -non-graphic video of buildings being hit in Kharkiv. Looks loving brutal.
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theghostpt posted:Someone brings him coke ftfy
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Hieronymous Alloy posted:My understanding is that the chechen units being sent in are not draftees, but volunteers. They've been members of Kadyrov's personal army, not just regular Chechen units. I've been referring to the groups of Chechens who've been involved as 'Kadyrov's men' rather than just 'Chechen units' for this reason. There's substantial and verified reporting that Putin planned a lot of this war with Kadyrov and Kadyrov's generals for a lot longer than with his own Russian generals. Kadyrov feels part of this war to the point he personally threatened Boris Johnson with "sanctions" https://twitter.com/spectatorindex/status/1498054698468659200?t=8u7ujElwquezWetudTFxNw&s=19 https://twitter.com/t_toghrul/status/1498187654197919750?t=6Art75Ymeylf0eWYPvZ-lQ&s=19 It's not fair to the Chechen people he's ruling with an iron fist to use generic terms for the units going in so far imo Edit: Blog post from Feb 6th from a Chechen Human Rights Organization stating that they had reports about the planned Ukrainian invasion KitConstantine fucked around with this message at 14:15 on Feb 28, 2022 |
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pippy posted:What do the buttons do? Press to talk/hold to listen. If you look closer, you’ll notice that the hold to listen button at Putin’s chair is in pristine condition
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BIG FLUFFY DOG posted:the table keeps getting longer. that has to be a penis size compensation thing in response to his growing insecurity. Or maybe he's just immensely paranoid that his interlocutors will spew some kind of invisible experimental hell poison at him
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Zlodo posted:that has to be a penis size compensation thing in response to his growing insecurity. Or maybe he's just immensely paranoid that his interlocutors will spew some kind of invisible experimental hell poison at him maybe the dude just loves long tables
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Thread moves real fast so I’ll just say thanks to the responses to my question. The Twitter thread especially explained a lot
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https://twitter.com/JulianRoepcke/status/1498282829691555843
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KitConstantine posted:They've been members of Kadyrov's personal army, not just regular Chechen units. I've been referring to the groups of Chechens who've been involved as 'Kadyrov's men' rather than just 'Chechen units' for this reason. It's just smack talk. "Deadline is Feb 31st". https://twitter.com/MABukhari04/status/1498068234410635267
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Zlodo posted:that has to be a penis size compensation thing in response to his growing insecurity. Or maybe he's just immensely paranoid that his interlocutors will spew some kind of invisible experimental hell poison at him
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On the lighter side of things, the flag mashup bot had an interesting take the other day: https://twitter.com/FlagsMashupBot/status/1496847436672692226?s=20&t=oOG0kK1Kvs9kTvYmC0Pm6Q
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I didn't know Kadyrov writes for Onion.
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Pakled posted:It's a bit easier to take a moral stance when you aren't literally surrounded by fascist dictatorships Lavrov: they did it because they are literally surrounded by fascist dictatorships
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loving around: https://twitter.com/markito0171/status/1498285053033467904?t=uIuKgLbOWuuFaVzlXOPJhQ&s=19 Finding out: https://twitter.com/markito0171/status/1498284693074157572?t=ND_YvBmj4yw2W72oQEp_UQ&s=19 (They're from the same tik tok account, looks like that guy can run really fast)
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https://twitter.com/kyivindependent/status/1498282971412979713?s=21 They’re using the thermobarics apparently
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Mustard Iceman posted:well that's how it got to be Russian in the first place. Kicking out all of the Tatars, Greeks, etc. and then suddenly oops! all Russian! Yep. And the Tatars were coming back (albeit in tiny numbers) until the Russians took it again. It's still like over 90% Russians.
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KitConstantine posted:
Он дал "срок до 31 февраля". По мнению главы Чечни это будет примером и для других государств, чтобы они "впредь думали, прежде чем вводить какие-то санкции". He gave "a deadline of February 31." According to the head of Chechnya, this will be an example for other states, so that they "think in the future before imposing any sanctions."
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Mr. Apollo posted:On the lighter side of things, the flag mashup bot had an interesting take the other day: "Bot"
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I am as anti-Kadyrov as anyone but he’s got a point about left hand traffic.
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Question I haven't seen discussed yet: What sort of historical precedent is there for the kind of sanctions getting imposed on Russia now? Were similar sanctions imposed during ww2 or was it not practical then due to lack of integration of hte world economy?
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Poor Ramzan couldn't loot any watch that does have perpetual calendar, so he always believed all months have 31 days..
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Hieronymous Alloy posted:Question I haven't seen discussed yet: Not wildly dissimilar to the sanctions the US and Europeans imposed on Japan, but those were instituted more gradually over the course of several years.
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KitConstantine posted:loving around: They're already in Poltova?
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Hieronymous Alloy posted:Question I haven't seen discussed yet: The usa sanctioned japan, for instance the infamous oil embargo. I believe it was a large part of their justification for attacking the usa. efb
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Failed Imagineer posted:"Bot"
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Hieronymous Alloy posted:Question I haven't seen discussed yet: Aren't Iran and North Korea under similar sanctions, or have been at some point?
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Hieronymous Alloy posted:Question I haven't seen discussed yet: I mean... Cuba was essentially cut off from most of the planet. Same for North Korea. Those restrictions have been in place for decades - in both cases, the regimes just dug in. North Korea turned their populace into propaganda'd slaves; despite the fact they spend a crazy amount of money on the military, they're still a third world country. Cuba's a little different, obviously, but a lot of their infrastructure hasn't changed since their revolution.
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turkey closes the bosporus for russian warships, yikes
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Boris Johnson coming to Estonia and Poland tomorrow.
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Shibawanko posted:turkey closes the bosporus for russian warships, yikes source?
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Shibawanko posted:turkey closes the bosporus for russian warships, yikes Where are you seeing that? There was some chat yesterday about what Turkey could and couldn't do according to a treaty I've forgotten the name of, but I haven't seen anything since.
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Mokotow posted:Boris Johnson coming to Estonia and Poland tomorrow. I'm so, so sorry.
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Red posted:I mean... Cuba was essentially cut off from most of the planet. Same for North Korea. Those restrictions have been in place for decades - in both cases, the regimes just dug in. North Korea turned their populace into propaganda'd slaves; despite the fact they spend a crazy amount of money on the military, they're still a third world country. Cuba's a little different, obviously, but a lot of their infrastructure hasn't changed since their revolution. Cuba isn't cut off from most of the world, just the US. There's trade with Europe, and you can buy Cuban goods (Havana Club, the real one, primarily) in pretty much every European supermarket.
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E: nm
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SirTagz posted:source? https://www.volkskrant.nl/nieuws-ac...reigt~b35f465e/ dutch
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Shibawanko posted:turkey closes the bosporus for russian warships, yikes Well within their rights and to be expected. The only interesting part is if Russia tries to protest and if so what language they use. Turkey can only close in time of war, so we might get to see some more information about how Russia is choosing to spin the conflict.
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Red posted:I mean... Cuba was essentially cut off from most of the planet. Same for North Korea. Those restrictions have been in place for decades - in both cases, the regimes just dug in. North Korea turned their populace into propaganda'd slaves; despite the fact they spend a crazy amount of money on the military, they're still a third world country. Cuba's a little different, obviously, but a lot of their infrastructure hasn't changed since their revolution. isn't cuba have mostly fine trade with alot of south/central America and Europe/etc. like its not great at all but i assume most of the stuff was US based.
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CommieGIR posted:https://twitter.com/TobyVenables/status/1497916330485370880?s=20&t=LRKA08bJZzUPiLE8w5fP8w I was discussing the National Bolsheviks on Friday. This is what “tankies” actually are.
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fatherboxx posted:https://twitter.com/ilya_shepelin/status/1498279645904523267?t=SrPDiXcHNLJEDaPWGKtzNw&s=19 Announcement of IKEA DIKTATOR tables, when?
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Red posted:I mean... Cuba was essentially cut off from most of the planet. Same for North Korea. Those restrictions have been in place for decades - in both cases, the regimes just dug in. North Korea turned their populace into propaganda'd slaves; despite the fact they spend a crazy amount of money on the military, they're still a third world country. Cuba's a little different, obviously, but a lot of their infrastructure hasn't changed since their revolution. It’s a bit different to sanction a great power versus sanction a little backwater. Japan in WWII is probably the better comparison.
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