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Oh wait, that was the Ukrainian president threatening Ukrainian children. Oh never mind, lets stick our heads back into the ground. No, the government in Kiev never protected Nazis who burned civilians protestors in Odessa alive and then arrested the victims or held them as political prisoners, no no no no.... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_Odessa_clashes
Ukraine is good and peaceful democracy. It did nothing to provoke! Nothing! No lets stick our heads back into the sand and listen to the next dictate from Washington like good pups.
Oh wait, that was the Ukrainian president threatening Ukrainian children. Oh never mind, lets stick our heads back into the ground. No, the government in Kiev never protected Nazis who burned civilians protestors in Odessa alive and then arrested the victims or held them as political prisoners, no no no no.... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_Odessa_clashes
Ukraine is good and peaceful democracy. It did nothing to provoke! Nothing! No lets stick our heads back into the sand and listen to the next dictate from Washington like good pups.
Poroshenko kept his words, it happened in the Donbass. For 8 years, Ukrainian Nazis killed civilians in Donbass, abused and tortured them. 152 children were killed by them! But the West was silent and did not see anything.
Poroshenko kept his words, it happened in the Donbass. For 8 years, Ukrainian Nazis killed civilians in Donbass, abused and tortured them. 152 children were killed by them! But the West was silent and did not see anything.
I cry foul on this entire propaganda thread.
There was killing on both sides, Russian aggressors were killing Ukrainians. Neighbor spats. Nothing about it justifies the invasion of the entire country of Ukraine.
Russians have controlled Donbass for years. How exactly were they the victims when they are in control?
Because they weren't the victims, they were the aggressors.
Caught you, see?
Oh wait, that was the Ukrainian president threatening Ukrainian children. Oh never mind, lets stick our heads back into the ground. No, the government in Kiev never protected Nazis who burned civilians protestors in Odessa alive and then arrested the victims or held them as political prisoners, no no no no.... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_Odessa_clashes
Ukraine is good and peaceful democracy. It did nothing to provoke! Nothing! No lets stick our heads back into the sand and listen to the next dictate from Washington like good pups.
Oh wait, that was the Ukrainian president threatening Ukrainian children. Oh never mind, lets stick our heads back into the ground. No, the government in Kiev never protected Nazis who burned civilians protestors in Odessa alive and then arrested the victims or held them as political prisoners, no no no no.... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2014_Odessa_clashes
Ukraine is good and peaceful democracy. It did nothing to provoke! Nothing! No lets stick our heads back into the sand and listen to the next dictate from Washington like good pups.
Was that the current Ukrainian president talking? Why, no, it was not. It was a guy the Ukrainians finally ran out of office. The guy in there now ran on reform, and apparently the Russians didn’t like that reform.
Seriously, our whole foreign policy is based on hoping we can replace subhuman despots with more enlightened leaders whose goal is to bring a form of democracy and personal rights to their people. Ukraine in 2016 started taking those baby steps with the election of Zelenskyy.
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There was killing on both sides, Russian aggressors were killing Ukrainians. Neighbor spats. Nothing about it justifies the invasion of the entire country of Ukraine.
Russians have controlled Donbass for years. How exactly were they the victims when they are in control?
Because they weren't the victims, they were the aggressors.
Caught you, see?
ahh, but you see it was not them who marched on Kiev. It is Kiev that sent Nazi war criminals to slaughter them, just like Kiev protected and armed those Nazi groups.
Was that the current Ukrainian president talking? Why, no, it was not. It was a guy the Ukrainians finally ran out of office.
Actually he was in the streets being praised by CNN. The new president, Zelensky, target him and others to reward his oligarch buddies under the guise of 'anti-corruption'.
How democratic. Oh yeah, and Zelensky continued the same police of supporting and defending Nazi war criminals and refusing to negotiate with separatists.
There was killing on both sides, Russian aggressors were killing Ukrainians. Neighbor spats. Nothing about it justifies the invasion of the entire country of Ukraine.
Russians have controlled Donbass for years. How exactly were they the victims when they are in control?
Because they weren't the victims, they were the aggressors.
Caught you, see?
Russian proxies took control portions of Donbass, but Ukrainian military and them would take shots at each other, and occasionally exchange heavy fire (mortars, shelling etc) which would hit civilian centers in Donbass.
yep sure, if it was Ukrainian tanks moving into Russia you might have a point. But its not.
As for all the other crap, atrocities always happen in war, every nation has done it's share. There are very few in power who are actually good guys but bad and worse. And Putin is by and far the villain of this story no matter how much you try to spin it. Go back to drinking more Vodka it will make you feel better.
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