Tag: vladimirputin
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Daily pictures : indeed
The Spectator is a weekly British magazine, conservative, however, everything but silly, as its last cover is showing.
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Daily pictures : quod erat demonstrandum
ach, mein Führer, wir hätten den Donbass verlassen sollen 83-year-old Joachim Gauck was a Lutheran pastor in Rostock, East Germany, then president of the unified federal republic between 2012 and 2017 In response to the speech of Vladimir Putin the day before, he states on February 22, 2023 […] now, with the aggressiveness, we see…
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Daily pictures : the most arrogant lettuce in the world
ahead of Liz Truss At der Münchner Sicherheitskonferenz [Munich Security Conference], MSC2023, on February 18, 2023, she rules about the peace prospect He [Vladimir Putin] can decide that he changes his course by 360 degrees tomorrow. If he doesn’t change his mind, we stand on the side of Ukraine until they have freedom, peace and…
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Thousands NATO soldiers have already been killed in Donbass and Ukraine
In a bitter proxy war that NATO is conducting against Russia, in Donbass and Ukraine, Joe Biden stated on October 21, 2022 the conflict in Ukraine should not end with the success of Russia. Washington has spent a lot of money to help Kyiv. But it’s about much more than Ukrainians, it’s about NATO, it’s…
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[Sharing] Holocaust Remembrance (21 January 2023) – Norman Finkelstein
Imagine the hysterical shrieks of outrage if, during one of Israel’s innumerable wars of aggression—mislabeled wars of “self-defense” or “necessity”[1]—Germany had supplied Israel’s enemy with tanks. The New York Times reports that German Chancellor Olaf Scholz has been pressured to supply Ukraine with tanks. So far Scholz has hesitated because he does not believe the…
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[Sharing] Russo-Ukrainian War : The World Blood Pump – Big Serge
Gradually, and then Suddenly Since Russia’s surprise decision to voluntarily withdraw from west bank Kherson in the first week of November, there has been little in the way of dramatic changes to the frontlines in Ukraine. In part, this reflects the predictable late autumn weather in Eastern Europe, which leaves battlefields waterlogged and clogged with…
