Russian forces cross Ukrainian border 22.02.2022 morning

[Lemgrant]

Russian Buryat came to denazify a Ukrainian Jew [Eng sub]

[Longbowman]

Russian Buryat came to denazify a Ukrainian Jew [Eng sub]

Funny how there are no Ukrainian Jews claiming they need 'denazification.'

[Aldaris]

So what's the point?

The point is that it's in our nature that we won't relent, most of us anyway. Apology means nothing to me, thus I'm not expecting it, nor do I want it.

What do most people have from beating some other guy to a pulp? Usually nothing, really.

[frankhammer]

Funny how there are no Ukrainian Jews claiming they need 'denazification.'

There is an article about eastern Ukrainian refugees (Russian Ukrainians from the Donbas) who passed through a town west of Odessa that has a significant Jewish population. They are immensely grateful for the shelter, food and care offered by Jewish Ukrainians.

Probably propaganda in certain members eyes

[tk'es]

a lots of dying people from starvation and collapsing infrastructure in russia, but kremlin suddenly cares about russian speaking people in ukraine.



a question, why the hell is the occult zikkurat named mausoleum still existing in christian russia if it's christian, why don't christian orthodox followers get rid of this red satanist building? something is definitely not right there

[Varda]

[SilverKnight]

Happy Victory Day to all the Russian / Pro Russian Slavic members

[Longbowman]

The point is that it's in our nature that we won't relent, most of us anyway.

Yes, we both know that neither of us will relent.

Apology means nothing to me, thus I'm not expecting it, nor do I want it.

Then why try to defend your hypocritical behaviour in any way? Just own it.

What do most people have from beating some other guy to a pulp? Usually nothing, really.

Do you mean 'get from?' I don't understand this sentence.

[Lemgrant]

Zelensky releases video on day of remembrance

On May 8, Ukraine, along with the entire civilized world, honors everyone who defended the planet from Nazism during World War II, but the phrase "Never Again" is perceived differently this year.

"This year we say 'Never again' differently. We hear ‘Never Again’ differently. It sounds painful, cruel. Without an exclamation, but with a question mark. You say, ‘Never again’. Tell Ukraine about it," President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky said in his video address on the occasion of the Day of Remembrance and Reconciliation, Ukrinform reports.

According to him, on May 8, our country, together with the entire civilized world, commemorates everyone who died during World War II: millions of lives lost, mutilated destinies, tortured souls and millions of reasons to tell evil: "Never again".

"We knew the price our ancestors paid for this courage, we knew how important it was to preserve it and pass it on to our descendants, but we had no idea that our generation would witness abuse of words that turned out to be not true for everyone," the President emphasized.

In turn, Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine Valeriy Zaluzhny called the Armed Forces of Ukraine the first army of peace.

"Never again ... Unfortunately, this is not the case. A bloody insidious war is again ongoing in the center of Europe. The aggressor cynically uses the memory and terms of World War II. But we will endure. We are strong. The Armed Forces of Ukraine is the first army of peace. We defeated Nazism and we will defeat Ruscism! Eternal memory to the victims of World War II! Glory to the Ukrainian soldiers!” Zaluzhny posted on Telegram.

On May 8, Ukraine marks the Day of Remembrance and Reconciliation to commemorate the victims of World War II.

On February 24, Russian president Vladimir Putin announced a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Russian troops shell and destroy infrastructure, massively fire on residential areas of Ukrainian cities, towns, and villages using artillery, MLRS, and ballistic missiles.

https://www.ukrinform.net/rubric-soc...this-year.html

[Smaland]

The man in this photo is Lavrentiy Beria, who was the head of NKVD (1938-1946) under Stalin. The NKVD was the direct predecessor of the KGB. The image was posted in the Wiki article about Beria. The article linked to below says that Beria sent thousands (millions?) into the gulag system.


Semyon Bagdasarov is a member of the Russian State Duma. This photo was posted at arabic.rt.com. Acknowledging the effect of sanctions, Bagdasarov also said that "Our shelves should be filled with all the necessities so tomorrow there won't be riots."

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(Speaking on Russian state TV channel Russia-1, Bagdasarov) claimed that Russia needs a figure like Lavrentiy Beria, who led Joseph Stalin's secret police squads and imposed an iron grip on the country.

Mr Bagdasarov said: 'Again I'll say, we need Lavrentiy Beria. That is the kind of a manager our country needs, an eminent personality.'
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