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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Look at this clip bro… if this clip is true, we know why it now…. That place lite up… probably had ammo there
All these problems at home and this Indian CAC says we all should have more concern for Slavs.
You see the same thing on here here because the source of the covid misinformation (russia) is the same source telling them this is a war of Ukrainian aggression.
One of the idiots even fucked up and shared a pro russian meme that was only circulating on russian social media before it got shut down.
I posted this a while back but it is still relevant:
When David Fisman tweets, he often receives a deluge of hate within moments of posting. Fisman, an epidemiologist and physician, has been outspoken about Covid and public health.
Even when he tweets something innocuous – once, to test his theory, he wrotethe banal statement “kids are remarkable” – he still receives a flood of angry pushback.
But in recent days, Fisman noticed an “astounding” trend, he said. He posted about topics like requiring vaccination and improving ventilation to prevent the spread of Covid – and the nasty responses never came. No support for the trucker convoy, no calls to try the Canadian prime minister, Justin Trudeau, for treason.
Others have observed the same phenomenon; those who frequently encounter bots or angry responses are now seeing a significant drop-off. Covid misinformation, which has often trended on social media over the past two years, seems to be taking a nosedive.
The reasons for this “bot holiday”, as Fisman calls it, are probably varied – but many of them point to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
‘Bot holiday’: Covid disinformation down as social media pivot to Ukraine
The usual deluge of invective prompted by coronavirus and vaccine issues is absent – Russia’s invasion may be a factor
War in the age of social media is surreal...
TikToker arrested after posting clip of Ukrainian military vehicles parked near a mall that Russia later blew up
A Ukrainian man was arrested after posting a TikTok video of military vehicles parked near a shopping mall that was later blown up by Russians.
On Sunday, Russian forces struck a shopping mall on the northwestern outskirts of Kyiv, killing eight people, Reuters reported. The day after, the Security Service of Ukraine posted a video of the man apologizing.
"A TikToker recently posted on the internet about the location of the Ukrainian military in Kyiv," the security service said.
"Later, the shopping center, where our defenders were, was subjected to a powerful missile strike by the Russian occupiers."
"Knowingly or unknowingly, this man worked as a corrector for the enemy — an investigation will be established."
In the security service's video, the man identified himself as Artemev Pavel Alexandrevich and said he was a resident of Kyiv.
He admitted to posting a TikTok showing the movement of Ukrainian military equipment near the shopping mall, and urged people to "not put stuff on TikTok."
It is unclear when exactly Alexandrevich posted the TikTok. The Russian news outlet Pravda reported that he posted it on February 24, the day of the Russian invasion.
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TikToker arrested after posting clip of Ukrainian military vehicles parked near a mall that Russia later blew up
A Ukrainian man was arrested after posting a TikTok video of military vehicles parked near a shopping mall that was later blown up by Russians.
On Sunday, Russian forces struck a shopping mall on the northwestern outskirts of Kyiv, killing eight people, Reuters reported. The day after, the Security Service of Ukraine posted a video of the man apologizing.
"A TikToker recently posted on the internet about the location of the Ukrainian military in Kyiv," the security service said.
"Later, the shopping center, where our defenders were, was subjected to a powerful missile strike by the Russian occupiers."
"Knowingly or unknowingly, this man worked as a corrector for the enemy — an investigation will be established."
In the security service's video, the man identified himself as Artemev Pavel Alexandrevich and said he was a resident of Kyiv.
He admitted to posting a TikTok showing the movement of Ukrainian military equipment near the shopping mall, and urged people to "not put stuff on TikTok."
It is unclear when exactly Alexandrevich posted the TikTok. The Russian news outlet Pravda reported that he posted it on February 24, the day of the Russian invasion.
TikToker arrested after posting clip of Ukrainian military vehicles parked near a mall that Russia later blew up
Officials have urged Ukrainians not to share footage of military equipment or checkpoints on social media.
www.businessinsider.com
Navalny gets nine years in Siberia and posts this:
Cracker's back..... ALERT.... THE SUPER CRACKER'S BACK
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It's the same people.You see the same thing on here here because the source of the covid misinformation (russia) is the same source telling them this is a war of Ukrainian aggression.
I posted this a while back but it is still relevant:
When David Fisman tweets, he often receives a deluge of hate within moments of posting. Fisman, an epidemiologist and physician, has been outspoken about Covid and public health.
Even when he tweets something innocuous – once, to test his theory, he wrotethe banal statement “kids are remarkable” – he still receives a flood of angry pushback.
But in recent days, Fisman noticed an “astounding” trend, he said. He posted about topics like requiring vaccination and improving ventilation to prevent the spread of Covid – and the nasty responses never came. No support for the trucker convoy, no calls to try the Canadian prime minister, Justin Trudeau, for treason.
Others have observed the same phenomenon; those who frequently encounter bots or angry responses are now seeing a significant drop-off. Covid misinformation, which has often trended on social media over the past two years, seems to be taking a nosedive.
The reasons for this “bot holiday”, as Fisman calls it, are probably varied – but many of them point to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
‘Bot holiday’: Covid disinformation down as social media pivot to Ukraine
The usual deluge of invective prompted by coronavirus and vaccine issues is absent – Russia’s invasion may be a factorwww.theguardian.com
What pains me is the number of vociferous ass black folks unable to see the manipulation.
Ukrainian Forces Are Stripping Away The Reconnaissance Of Russian Forces
General David H. Berger
Commandant US Marine Corps
General David H. Berger
Commandant US Marine Corps
This is more propaganda.
This is from russian social media from 2014 when they attacked Ukraine for the first time. Anything sound familiar?
Nazis in the ranks of the BATTLEON "AZOV"
Meet Artem Bonov (http://vk.com/skrewdriver28 ), a convinced Nazi (Hitler), a resident of Lviv, a patient of the Lviv psychiatric hospital with a diagnosis of schizophrenia, and now also a member of the Azov battalion, which is currently stationed in Mariinivka (30 km from Donetsk).
Since its inception, the Azov Battalion has become widely known as a battalion, where only far-right (i.e., Nazis) are accepted. The saddest thing is that the case of Artyom Bonov is not an isolated one. He has many like-minded people who are currently fighting in the South-East.
Who would have thought that someday on the side of Ukraine will be massively fought by the Nazis and patients of the mental hospital? And then these “ATOshnikov” will be awarded orders and called “heroes”. It makes me ashamed to be a citizen of this country.
In the first video, Artyom Bonov boasts that he was “very lucky” when he saw a dead pig in the ditch, because he is unemployed and has no money for food, but wants to eat. The second video shows fellow Nazis from the battalion “Azov”, “adequate, sensible people”, as Artyom Bonov himself calls them. In general, look who is now fighting “for Ukraine” in the South-East, and distribute the video as much as possible – let Ukraine know its “heroes”. AToshnikov.
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