He's got an army of soldiers straight outta F-Troop..... mofos was stealing the money to upgrade shit and lying to him...
BREAKING: INVASION HAS BEGUN..... Putin's "3-day war"... NOW... 1 YEAR 338 DAYS ...WAGNER HEAD SAYS GROUP STANDING DOWN AFTER CLAIMS OF DEAL
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All the Tarkov players made as hell i bet
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Escape From Tarkov's Economy Just Crashed Thanks To Russian Sanctions
A crashing ruble both in and out of Escape From Tarkov.
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even tho we don’t know whatthefuck or whothefuck to believe
been feeling like this shit is getting worse for Ukraine
Like can Russia just keep shelling them.
Would that reduce the urban combat aspect some?
from the beginning Russia wanted those pieces of land free, every time they met Ukraine was like “nope nope fuck no”
if and only if the latest reports are true, seem like the conversation has opened up some “let’s we what we can do”
that no fly zones probably never come(which is understood
them planes did come yet because Poland playing games
Seem like Ukraine might not become part of NATO
been feeling like this shit is getting worse for Ukraine
Like can Russia just keep shelling them.
Would that reduce the urban combat aspect some?
from the beginning Russia wanted those pieces of land free, every time they met Ukraine was like “nope nope fuck no”
if and only if the latest reports are true, seem like the conversation has opened up some “let’s we what we can do”
that no fly zones probably never come(which is understood
them planes did come yet because Poland playing games
Seem like Ukraine might not become part of NATO
The House approves a bill to suspend trade relations with Russia and Belarus
Deirdre WalshMarch 17, 20225:33 PM ET
Farmers use combines to harvest a wheat field in July 2021 near the village Tbilisskaya, Russia. Russia accounts for 30% of global wheat exports.
Vitaly Timkiv/AP
The House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved legislation suspending normal trade relations with Russia and Belarus, another move by Congress designed to squeeze Russia's economy as its military continues assaulting Ukraine.
The U.S. currently extends "most favored nation" (MFN) status to all countries but two, North Korea and Cuba.
The White House backs the bill, sponsored by Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard Neal, D-Mass., and the top Republican on the panel, Rep. Kevin Brady, R-Texas. It gives President Biden authority to increase tariffs on products from the two countries through January 1, 2024. It also suspends Russia's participation in the World Trade Organization. It indicates that the president can restore trade relations if Russia and Belarus cease all aggression against Ukraine, but establishes a process for Congress to block that if it disagrees.
"We must do everything in our power to hold Russia accountable for the atrocities it is committing hourly in the nation of Ukraine," Neal said on the House floor.
Brady noted that there is bipartisan, bicameral support for the effort and that as a result, "American dollars will no longer fund Russia's war machine."
The only lawmaker born in Ukraine, Rep Victoria Spartz, R-Indiana, said the vote was sending a message to the two countries. She noted that the leadership of Belarus allowed Russia to place rockets in their country used to attack Ukraine and that Russia and its allies cannot expect "business as usual."
"If they want to have peace it better be soon, and they better get to the table and stop this insanity in killing of the Ukrainian people," Spartz said.
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., has said he wants the Senate to take up the measure soon but has not specified a timeline for action.
Deirdre WalshMarch 17, 20225:33 PM ET
Farmers use combines to harvest a wheat field in July 2021 near the village Tbilisskaya, Russia. Russia accounts for 30% of global wheat exports.
Vitaly Timkiv/AP
The House of Representatives overwhelmingly approved legislation suspending normal trade relations with Russia and Belarus, another move by Congress designed to squeeze Russia's economy as its military continues assaulting Ukraine.
The U.S. currently extends "most favored nation" (MFN) status to all countries but two, North Korea and Cuba.
The White House backs the bill, sponsored by Ways and Means Committee Chairman Richard Neal, D-Mass., and the top Republican on the panel, Rep. Kevin Brady, R-Texas. It gives President Biden authority to increase tariffs on products from the two countries through January 1, 2024. It also suspends Russia's participation in the World Trade Organization. It indicates that the president can restore trade relations if Russia and Belarus cease all aggression against Ukraine, but establishes a process for Congress to block that if it disagrees.
"We must do everything in our power to hold Russia accountable for the atrocities it is committing hourly in the nation of Ukraine," Neal said on the House floor.
Brady noted that there is bipartisan, bicameral support for the effort and that as a result, "American dollars will no longer fund Russia's war machine."
The only lawmaker born in Ukraine, Rep Victoria Spartz, R-Indiana, said the vote was sending a message to the two countries. She noted that the leadership of Belarus allowed Russia to place rockets in their country used to attack Ukraine and that Russia and its allies cannot expect "business as usual."
"If they want to have peace it better be soon, and they better get to the table and stop this insanity in killing of the Ukrainian people," Spartz said.
Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., has said he wants the Senate to take up the measure soon but has not specified a timeline for action.
This is probably why there is talk of 1991 borders all of a sudden.
That’s crazy how they was able to make that graph
Belarus future depends on fate of Ukraine: opposition
© JUSTIN TALLIS Tikhanovskaya is believed by the West to be the true winner of August 2020 Belarus presidential elections
The Belarusian people oppose Russia's invasion of Ukraine, being facilitated by the Minsk regime, and see their country's fate tied to the outcome of the war, Belarus's exiled opposition leader said Thursday.
Svetlana Tikhanovskaya insisted on the need to distinguish between the position of Belarus's autocratic leader Alexander Lukashenko and the people he rules with an iron fist.
"These are two different issues," she told AFP in an interview in Geneva.
Belarusians, she said, were now not only forced to fight against their own regime, "but also for Ukrainians, because we understand that the fate of Belarus depends on the fate of Ukraine".
Lukashenko is supporting Russian President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine, allowing him to launch attacks from Belarusian territory.
But Tikhanovskaya, who the West believes was the true winner of August 2020 presidential elections that kept Lukashenko in power for a sixth term, insisted that "the Belarusian people don't support this war".
- 'Treated like aggressors' -
"Lukashenko dragged our country into this invasion of Ukraine because he's paying back the Kremlin for the support he got in 2020," she said.
But "all our people are now fighting on the side of Ukraine", the exiled 39-year-old rights activist said, pointing to how exiled independent Belarusian media were reporting on the war and how volunteers were helping Ukrainian refugees and sending medical equipment into the war-torn country.
Earlier, during a news conference organised by the association of UN correspondents in Geneva, ACANU, she stressed that Belarusians "are afraid of possible war on the territory of Belarus".
As it is, she said, they are paying a heavy price for Lukashenko's position, as international sanctions bite.
"We are being treated like aggressors," she said, even as they "fight against dictatorship."
She insisted that rather than denying regular Belarusians visas, the sanctions should target more state enterprises and banks that fund the regime.
Minsk cracked down hard on the mass protests that erupted over the 2020 election, with at least 37,000 people detained in a matter of months, with many alleging they were mistreated and tortured in detention.
United Nations rights chief Michelle Bachelet said Thursday that 1,085 people are currently in detention on politically-motivated charges.
According to Bachelet's report to the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, more than 900 people were arrested last month during protests over the constitutional change to Belarus's non-nuclear status, pushed through by Lukashenko, making it possible for Russia to station nuclear weapons in the country.
- 'Tortured' -
"The conditions of political prisoners in our country are much worse than the conditions of usual criminals," said Tikhanovskaya, whose husband, leading opposition figure Sergei Tikhanovsky, is among those languishing in detention.
"People are constantly humiliated, physically and morally," she told AFP. "They are deprived of medicines, of medical care, deprived of hygienic supplies. They are tortured."
Tikhanovskaya hailed Bachelet's report, pointing to the data collected which could later be used as "evidence of atrocities".
She stressed that the world must "not let human rights abuses in our country to be overlooked in this (terrible) situation of war in Ukraine."
She warned that people living in Putin's Russia were now facing a similar situation to that faced by Belarusians for the past year and a half.
"We faced huge repressions after fraudulent elections in 2020," she said, adding that Lukashenko "used all the possible violence against people".
"Now the situation in Russia looks like the same."
© JUSTIN TALLIS Tikhanovskaya is believed by the West to be the true winner of August 2020 Belarus presidential elections
The Belarusian people oppose Russia's invasion of Ukraine, being facilitated by the Minsk regime, and see their country's fate tied to the outcome of the war, Belarus's exiled opposition leader said Thursday.
Svetlana Tikhanovskaya insisted on the need to distinguish between the position of Belarus's autocratic leader Alexander Lukashenko and the people he rules with an iron fist.
"These are two different issues," she told AFP in an interview in Geneva.
Belarusians, she said, were now not only forced to fight against their own regime, "but also for Ukrainians, because we understand that the fate of Belarus depends on the fate of Ukraine".
Lukashenko is supporting Russian President Vladimir Putin's invasion of Ukraine, allowing him to launch attacks from Belarusian territory.
But Tikhanovskaya, who the West believes was the true winner of August 2020 presidential elections that kept Lukashenko in power for a sixth term, insisted that "the Belarusian people don't support this war".
- 'Treated like aggressors' -
"Lukashenko dragged our country into this invasion of Ukraine because he's paying back the Kremlin for the support he got in 2020," she said.
But "all our people are now fighting on the side of Ukraine", the exiled 39-year-old rights activist said, pointing to how exiled independent Belarusian media were reporting on the war and how volunteers were helping Ukrainian refugees and sending medical equipment into the war-torn country.
Earlier, during a news conference organised by the association of UN correspondents in Geneva, ACANU, she stressed that Belarusians "are afraid of possible war on the territory of Belarus".
As it is, she said, they are paying a heavy price for Lukashenko's position, as international sanctions bite.
"We are being treated like aggressors," she said, even as they "fight against dictatorship."
She insisted that rather than denying regular Belarusians visas, the sanctions should target more state enterprises and banks that fund the regime.
Minsk cracked down hard on the mass protests that erupted over the 2020 election, with at least 37,000 people detained in a matter of months, with many alleging they were mistreated and tortured in detention.
United Nations rights chief Michelle Bachelet said Thursday that 1,085 people are currently in detention on politically-motivated charges.
According to Bachelet's report to the UN Human Rights Council in Geneva, more than 900 people were arrested last month during protests over the constitutional change to Belarus's non-nuclear status, pushed through by Lukashenko, making it possible for Russia to station nuclear weapons in the country.
- 'Tortured' -
"The conditions of political prisoners in our country are much worse than the conditions of usual criminals," said Tikhanovskaya, whose husband, leading opposition figure Sergei Tikhanovsky, is among those languishing in detention.
"People are constantly humiliated, physically and morally," she told AFP. "They are deprived of medicines, of medical care, deprived of hygienic supplies. They are tortured."
Tikhanovskaya hailed Bachelet's report, pointing to the data collected which could later be used as "evidence of atrocities".
She stressed that the world must "not let human rights abuses in our country to be overlooked in this (terrible) situation of war in Ukraine."
She warned that people living in Putin's Russia were now facing a similar situation to that faced by Belarusians for the past year and a half.
"We faced huge repressions after fraudulent elections in 2020," she said, adding that Lukashenko "used all the possible violence against people".
"Now the situation in Russia looks like the same."
Wench sounds just like our "free-thinkers" on here.
What's her angle? How does she profit from this rhetoric? Is she connected to some shadowy benefactors that pay her to promote these radical right positions? How much do they pay? I don't understand her grift. What is it?
The muck covered apple didn't fall fat from the tree....
these r their donor heroes ! never wonder what who & how they got to b the way they are... if u wait long enuff one of their minions will come to their defense
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This bombing of the maternity ward and movie theater could be a hidden message to the Azov battalion and other Euro/Nazi wannabes, letting them know why the Russians want to break away from the Kyiv government. We have had our own run ins with this garbage through mass incarceration and other tactics.
A common tactic is showing them providing a loving family to you through adoption. This is a red flag and tell sign of their intent. Why would I committing genocide through the separation of women and men if I am raising your children? If white families only adopted and raised white children this would raise alarms.
This speech by VP could apply to many of the clowns in the black community that want to sit on the entry bench of the superior caste, committing acts of cannibalism to do it. They want to be just like them and imitate them in everything. You are expendable raw material fool...
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Top Russian paratroop commander killed in latest blow to Putin’s Ukraine war effort
Colonel Sergei Sukharev’s death was confirmed by state TV in Moscow
Add him to the list:
- Major General Andrei Sukhovetsky, commanding general of Russia's 7th Airborne Division and deputy commander of the 41st Combined Arms Army
- Major General Vitaly Gerasimov
- Major General Andrey Kolesnikov, believed to be the commander of the 29th Combined Arms Army
- Major General Oleg Mityaev
- General Magomed Tushaev (article implies this may not be confirmed)
- Guard Colonel Konstantin Zizevsky, the commander of the 247th Guards Air Assault Regiment
- Colonel Sergei Sukharev (from this post - confirmed here)
- Colonel Andrei Zakharov (article implies this may not be confirmed)
- Guard Lieutenant Colonel Yuri Agarkov
- Lieutenant Colonel Dmitry Safronov, Commander of the 61st Separate Marine Brigade of the Russian Armed Forces
- Lieutenant Colonel Denis Glebov, Deputy Commander of the 11th Separate Airborne Assault
If you are broke, the coon/wench hustle is as good as the church hustle. If you are willing to assuage cac fears/concerns on race, they will always have a check for you. You have to keep in mind that this is the same person who sued her HS after receiving racist death threats and won with the help of the NAACP only to go on and write books about how racism isn't real.
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