note: We DON’T support the dictatorial Russian State, which also supports western nazis when it suits them! We support the Ukrainian people who have always voted against the nazis embedded in their State and army.
1) Russians couldn’t have done it because they left 2 days before
The massacre in Bucha near Kyivhas become the front page of the media around the world. European and American politicians talk about nothing else. That means that the provocation has achieved its advertising objective.)
Russian troops left Bucha on March 30. The next day, the mayor of the town, Anatoly Fedoruk, said with a smile of joy on his lips: “March 31 will go down in the history of our town and the entire territorial community as the day of liberation from the orcs. Russians, the Russian occupiers of our towns by our Ukrainian armed forces”. Other officials spoke in a similar vein.
see the South Front videos HERE.. https://southfront.org/afu-crimes-in-bucha. The screenshot image above is one where the body seems to wake up and move when seen inn the side mirror after the jeep passes
Would he be happy if dozens of his compatriots were out on the street at that moment, shot to death? Why didn’t he say anything in his statement about the atrocities committed by the Russians? Why was he silent about the “torture, rape and murder”? Why would the Russians massacre those ‘friendlies’ wearing white armbands, probably ethnic Russians, right after feeding them?
The context: The Russians had ordered their forces to pull back and stop the partial siege of Kyiv, saying this was a ‘trust boosting measure’ after Ukraine offered to become a Neutral Country at the negotiations. But the Ukraine military, led by the Azov fascists had other ideas and attacked. In Bucha there was a hail of indiscriminate mortar fire as the Russians pulled out, abandoning equipment. Now negotiations are impossible.
From Eric’s support site: Within days of winning a federal court case in Colorado against his treatment at the hands of the Federal Bureau of Prisons staff, Eric is in the process of being transferred to USP Lee, a high security prison across the country in Virginia. Eric, who should be placed at a medium […]
Slovakia will pay for Russian natural gas in rubles if that’s what it takes to keep the commodity flowing, Slovak Economy Minister Richard Sulik has said on national television.
“If there is a condition to pay in rubles, then we will pay in rubles,” Sulik said. He stressed that Russian imports account for roughly 85% of all Slovakian gas supplies, so the country’s authorities will remain pragmatic on the issue.
“We cannot be cut off from gas,” Sulik emphasized, urging the rest of Europe to jointly seek a solution.
Nearly all of the countries of the European Union, of which Slovakia is a member, slapped Russia with economic sanctions over the past month, jeopardizing Russia’s ability to receive payments from trade partners in the European currency. In response, Russian President Vladimir…
Shocking accusations of massacre and torture have again appeared in the MSM worldwide. Confirming again that ‘Putin is a monster’. Here’s the other side of the story.
The bodies “appeared’ in the street 4 days later” when the international and Ukrainian press arrived. All men. Hardly any blood…..
Thr Russians ordered their forces to pull back and stop the partial siege of Kyiv, saying this was a trust boosting measure after Ukraine offered to become a Neutral Country at the negotiations.
We don’t know how or why but immediately Ukrainian forces attacked with all their forces, and the Russian had to retreat under heavy artillery fire, losing many soldiers.
The Russians responded desperately replying to the firing, and may have loosened their policy of avoiding all civilian casualties.
Nevertheless Russia claims no civilians were killed by them, that 4 days passed befiore…
German-language media has already been going crazy lately about future purchases of oil and natural gas.
Since Germany is included in the list of “unfriendly countries” by Russia, it, like all the EU states, will only be allowed to purchase Russian natural gas for rubles, and not for euros or US dollars.
And now comes this bit of news, which should make the German talking heads go super-double-crazy: Germany will be left without Russian gas because its contract is not with Gazprom but with its subsidiary Gazprom Germany, which Gazprom has abandoned.
Barely a day or two ago, German officials were loudly declaring that their contract with Gazprom provides for payment in euros or dollars, and therefore Germany will not pay for Russian gas in rubles.
That ought to make everything perfectly clear. However, Germany’s gas supply contract is with Gazprom Germania GmbH, located in Berlin, and not with actual Gazprom, headquartered in St. Petersburg!
Do the German authorities even know that these are now two completely different organizations?
Gazprom Germania GmbH is the headquarters of the diversified conglomerate Gazprom Germania Group, which includes 40 enterprises operating in more than 20 countries in Europe, Asia and North America.
Until Friday, it was a 100% subsidiary of the Russian Gazprom. On Friday, Gazprom pulled out of Gazprom Germania and no longer has anything to do with its former Berlin subsidiary.
With that, Gazprom Germania has lost any connection to Russian gas.
Worse yet, it is believed to be insolvent and likely to go bankrupt within a few weeks, at which point it will be liquidated.
All of its customers will now be forced to buy gas from Gazprom Russia and it pay (indirectly) in… rubles. No rubles—no gas!
Having imposed anti-Russian sanctions as demanded of it by Washington, Germany has already frozen Russian foreign exchange reserves.
The country’s largest gas storage facility in Rehden (Lower Saxony) is only 0.5% full—an all-time low.
Until this Friday, this vault, as well as a number of other facilities located at key points in Germany’s energy infrastructure, indirectly belonged to Russia’s Gazprom—but not any more!
If earlier the German government threatened to nationalize Russian gas assets on its territory, now such threats have become hollow. Germany has nothing more that it can threaten to steal from Russia to force it to keep the gas flowing.
[Instead, Germany’s representatives now have to fly to St. Petersburg and negotiate a new deal with Gazprom directly, in rubles.
Except that they can’t do that either!
According to the Energy Charter and the Third Energy Package of the European Union, every single supplier of energy resources to the EU is required to be part of the EU legal system—perhaps not directly, but definitely through subsidiaries such as Gazprom Germania GmbH.
Thus, all of Gazprom’s contracts with buyers from the European Union were signed by Gazprom Germania GmbH and its other subsidiaries. It could not have been otherwise, for otherwise the contracts would be outside the jurisdiction of the European Union and the Europeans considered this unacceptable.
But now the Europeans will need to come to Russia and sign contracts under Russian law, with payment stipulated in rubles.
Of course, the European Commission will never agree to this… and now we have to wait impatiently to see just how quickly this “never” will come to an end.
India, Brazil, UAE, Pakistan, Hungary, Israel and so on all deciding to remain on the fence in what actually is a huge snub to the US. Saudi’s selling oil in Yuan? (bye bye USD) India buying Russian oil in Rubles? (bye bye USD) The EU starting the paperwork to pay for Russian gas in Rubles? (bye bye USD)
‘Blocking Russian energy exports would force Hungarians to “pay the price of the war,” Orban said, noting that 85% of Hungary’s gas and more than 60% of its oil comes from Russia’…./…
The FDA does not like ivermectin because it works and this costs the pharmaceutical industry hundreds of billions of dollars in lost vaccine profits.
Almost everyone who works at FDA is auditioning for a job with a big pharmaceutical company. So the FDA ran and continues to run hit pieces against this Nobel Prize winning treatment, calling it “horse medicine.”
Of course many (most?) medicines have dual use in human and other animals — including antibiotics, pain relievers, chemotherapy drugs etc. So the FDA staff debased and degraded themselves in service of the cartel and now no one trusts them.
Well, to add insult to mass murder, it turns out that the whole time that the FDA was incorrectly calling ivermectin “horse medicine” it was developing with Merck, an actual horse medicine to treat Covid:
Molnupiravir began as a possible therapy for Venezuelan equine encephalitis virus at Emory University’s non-profit company DRIVE (Drug Innovation Ventures at Emory) in Atlanta. But in 2015, DRIVE’s chief executive George Painter offered it to a collaborator, virologist Mark Denison at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tennessee, to test against coronaviruses. “I was pretty blown away by it,” Denison remembers. He found that it worked against multiple coronaviruses: MERS and mouse hepatitis virus.
But here’s the kicker — molnupiravir is a mutagen — it changes DNA which will accelerate the creation of new variants and thus prolong the pandemic. It costs $700 per full course of treatment. Of course the FDA granted an emergency use authorization.
So to recap:
Safe and effective treatment for Covid, costs pennies, won the Nobel Prize for Medicine = ridiculed by FDA.
Actual horse medicine (TO TREAT AN ACTUAL HORSE VIRUS) that costs a fortune, changes your DNA, and prolongs the pandemic = praised by the FDA.
Arrest all of the FDA leadership and dismantle that building brick by brick.
Cuando Dai entra en un espacio colectivo, politizado o no, su primera pregunta al conocer a alguien por primera vez es siempre la misma: ¿pronombres?
Preguntar por los pronombres es otra manera de señalar cómo presuponemos automáticamente el género de alguien. Dai tiene 22 años, se define como persona no binaria, admite todos los pronombres y forma parte de la asamblea del Orgullo Crítico Murcia desde este verano.
En este espacio encontró un lugar en el que no tenía que dar explicaciones ni decir quién era. No se ha sometido nunca a ningún proceso de hormonación, no está operade y no lo ve necesario.
¿Qué reacciones encuentras normalmente cuando haces esa pregunta?
A ver, no le pregunto por ejemplo a gente de mi familia porque es una pregunta fuera de contexto que no tiene sentido y sería como sacar un debate que no viene a cuento, pero sí que lo hago con gente que creo que puede sentirse identificada con otros pronombres diferentes a los que aparentan y es verdad que incluso dentro de espacios más o menos politizados la reacción es de sorpresa en plan, pues masculino, o femenino, como si fuera algo obvio, algo evidente que no hay que plantearse o discutir.
