Then you know how just about every other country does, too.Quote:
Originally Posted by birding
They're politicians, they're all fucking liars.
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Then you know how just about every other country does, too.Quote:
Originally Posted by birding
They're politicians, they're all fucking liars.
You are not going to find out what "actually happened" by reading whackjob websites like this.Quote:
Originally Posted by birding
It's a bunch of lefties that hate having their arses kicked when they try and imposes their lefty policies on everyone, and write bleating treatises like this to try and justify themselves.
owned again harry.. :rolleyes:
That was written by a US professor at a US university.
How do you find out the truth Harry by listening to CIA propaganda, it would appear so for that is what you spout.
OH and for your information the power of veto is only in the UN Security Council by the 5 permanent members it does not apply in the UN General Assembly so vested interests can not prevent critic of their actions. It was the General Assembly that condemned the invasion of Granada.
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Originally Posted by Neo
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It doesn't matter what the General Assembly say, it's all wind and piss.Quote:
Originally Posted by birding
The point is they tried a Security Council resolution and it was veto'ed.
It wasn't Israel.
In fact in their resolution they "deplored" a lot of things, but it all turned out OK in the end.
Quite remarkable how the cognitive bias in these whackjobs is so strong that they will literally believe *anything* that supports their beliefs even if it has fuck all basis in fact.Quote:
Originally Posted by bsnub
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Double irony then :)Quote:
Originally Posted by harrybarracuda
Yeah, you're still not using it right.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dragonfly
You're not very bright, are you?
Kremlin slams German weekly for calling Putin ‘dog’ in its article
Published time: 13 Sep, 2017
Any insult to the President of Russia is “unacceptable,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has said while responding tAny insult to the President of Russia is “unacceptable,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov has said while responding to an article published in Germany’s Focus magazine, in which Vladimir Putin is referred to as “a dog.”
Russia’s presidential spokesman went on to say that such insults ultimately damage the reputation of the media itself, adding the Kremlin does not pay much attention to Focus magazine.
“The fact is that this media outlet is well known for its extreme subjectivity,” and not considered a “noteworthy source,” Peskov said. He added that, in the case of Russia, this subjectivity “is mostly based on extreme Russophobia.”
Moscow’s angry reaction was provoked by an article titled “50 reasons for Merkel/50 reasons against Merkel” published in the magazine issued on September 9.
“Even though she [the German Chancellor Angela Merkel] is afraid of [the Russian President Vladimir] Putin’s dog, she is not afraid of the dog Putin,” reads the offensive part referring to the Russian leader.
The issue was initially raised by the head of press service of the Russian embassy in Berlin, Denis Mikerin. “There are still red lines [that should not be crossed],” he wrote in a post on his Facebook page that featured a photo of the inflammatory piece published in Focus.
“There are things that have nothing to do with the freedom of expression or the media freedom and are by no means tolerable,” the diplomat said in his post, expressing hope that the insult aimed at the Russian president was “nothing more than unfortunate linguistic passage of a journalist.”
He also called on Focus editor-in-chief, Robert Schneider, to apologize for “this apparent fail” of his editorial office.
The Russian embassy in Germany also flagged the issue on its official Twitter account.
“Focus [editors] believe it is provocative. Is it? No. Tasteless and plain stupid? Definitely,” the embassy tweeted, challenging the German government’s spokesman Steffen Seibert to respond to the incident.
However, neither the German government nor Focus magazine responded or offered an apology. Instead, the media outlet said on Twitter there was nothing insulting in its article, just “ironic wordplay.”
“The word “dog” is basically a wordplay, which was intended to be ironic. It means “tough nut.” It was not intended to be derogatory,” the tweet said.
Later Wednesday, Schneider eventually contacted Mikerin to comment on the issue. However, his 'explanation' was similar to the magazine’s earlier statements, restating that the insulting phrase featured in article was nothing but “ironic wordplay.”
"It does not meet our expectations of a normal parity-based, respectful and responsible dialog,” Mikerin responded.
The embassy still regards the whole situation as “an unfortunate incident” that, however, still requires “concrete steps on its settlement, i.e. a formal apology from the Focus editorial office,” Mikerin said in a Facebook post.
https://www.rt.com/news/403247-kremlin-german-focus-putin-dog/
Putin is a fucking arsehole. Do I get a telling off from the Kremlin?
After spending a few years in Millerville, Alberta, one looks for a somewhat warmer climate. Some called it running away, others wished they could join me.Quote:
Originally Posted by harrybarracuda
I understand Russia is somewhat similar. Although a little less regulated, as is Thailand.:)
Summertime
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Wintertime
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I release my all shit every day, you on the other hand, seem to like wallowing in yours.
Just a short summers evening walk into the English countryside, where your wrists are slashed and you are left to die.Quote:
Originally Posted by harrybarracuda
Exactly the US stance they have no respect for the UN whatsoever, their only interest is using it to their advantage.Quote:
It doesn't matter what the General Assembly say, it's all wind and piss.
The general assembly, probably. The UNSC has more worrying abilities.Quote:
Originally Posted by birding
Wot, no polonium-laced PG Tips?Quote:
Originally Posted by OhOh
you are assuming things based on your believes what the US does all over the world changing and flipping governments almost daily my boy. it is clear to me you never lived in or been in Eastern Europe. Look like you been well brainwashed. Enjoy!!!:smileylaughing:Quote:
Originally Posted by Looper
UN accuses Russia of violating human rights in Crimea
Russia is committing "grave human rights violations" in Crimea, according to a report by the United Nations.
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The UN human rights agency says it has documented arbitrary arrests, torture and at least one extra-judicial execution in the region.
"There is an urgent need for accountability," UN human rights chief Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein said.
Russia annexed the peninsula from Ukraine after the country's pro-Russian leader was overthrown in 2014.
In response to the report's accusations, one Crimean official complained the account was not objective and did not reflect reality.
The UN report cites "grave human rights violations, such as arbitrary arrests and detentions, enforced disappearances, ill-treatment and torture, and at least one extra-judicial execution".
It adds that there have been "intrusive law enforcement raids of private properties" which "interfered with [the] right to privacy".
Crimea: The place that's rather difficult to get into
The report, which says the human rights situation has "significantly deteriorated" in the region, notes that hundreds of prisoners were illegally transferred from Crimea to Russian jails.
It says civil servants were forced to renounce their Ukrainian citizenship or face losing their jobs, and condemned Moscow's decision to replace Ukrainian laws with Russian ones.
"Education in Ukrainian has all but disappeared from Crimean schools," the report adds.
It is based on interviews conducted from mainland Ukraine, as human rights investigators were not permitted entry into the region.
Crimea, which has a Russian-speaking majority, voted to join Russia in a referendum that was not recognised by the international community.
The UN says Crimea's Turkic-speaking minority, the Tatars, who make up 12% of its population, have been targeted.
The Tatar parliament, the Mejlis, boycotted the referendum on joining Russia. Moscow said it was an extremist organisation and banned it last year.
Crimean Tatar leader jailed by Russian court
"While those human rights violations and abuses have affected Crimean residents of diverse ethnic backgrounds, Crimean Tatars were particularly targeted especially those with links to the Mejlis", the UN report says.
It adds that the ban on the Mejlis "has infringed on the civil, political and cultural rights of Crimean Tatars".
Mr Hussein accused Russia of failing to investigate alleged human rights violations.
He said: "Failure to prosecute these acts and ensure accountability has denied victims proper remedy and strengthened impunity, potentially encouraging the continued perpetration of human rights violations."
But Zaur Smirnov, a member of the Crimean regional government, told Interfax that the UN report was filled with anti-Russian rhetoric and had used data from Ukrainian monitoring groups.
UN accuses Russia of violating human rights in Crimea - BBC News
You are completely brainwashed by the mass media and a globalists. Nobody can help you now.:smileylaughing: The US involved with illegal wars all over the globe and killing people with drones why not advertise that? Learn the truth before it's too late.Quote:
Originally Posted by Looper
Putin is fucking awesome, he might our only hope for world peace with all the crazy religious people at the Pentagon and in the White House
"Mass media and globalists" which multinic wanker's been listening to Alex Jones again then?Quote:
Originally Posted by global
That's a tough one eh?
:rofl:
Perhaps, UN's compensates their other accusations they expressed towards a state (please no names) continuing a massive illegal occupation of their neighbours with settlements "at high rate"?Quote:
UN accuses Russia of violating human rights in Crimea
And yet the U.N. have never accused the US of human rights violations in Iraq where the American propensity for violence and torture is well documented.
Food for the sheeple :dance:
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Originally Posted by global
Yup, exactly.Quote:
Originally Posted by Neo
you got to admire the blindness of the world community, double standard and total hypocrisy
Yep, Bush Jr. is a war criminal alright.
Still no word about the German election hacking by dangerous Mr. Putin?
(Last time Frau Merkel's mobile was hacked by Obama...)
Doesn't matter, as the old bat won anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by Klondyke
However, I'm fairly sure the BND have sent some interesting emails to their seppo counterparts...
Well I don't really listen to any body I like to do my own research "EH". How many places Russia have military bases in the world? How many the US? How many carriers Russia uses to occupy other countries and threaten other countries constantly? What the Russians spend on their military/year? And what the US? We can go back to the beginning how the second world war ended. Now who is the aggressor when you look at the numbers. Just look it history Hiroshima, Nagasaki and you can explain that to me why? "EH" It's started then the whole arm race and should have finished with the USSR breaking up in pieces. No it did not finish on the US side because they wanted to become a Roman empire. They pretending they will give countries freedom and liberty :smileylaughing: If you see it that way you are lost my friend. Just look it the middle east, Vietnam in the past and now North Korea you will know the truth. It won't matter who is the president because US politics is not driven by the people or the politicians in the last 50 or so years since Kennedy MURDERED or possible before that. Trump is just another puppet and all will be. Words and protest will not change this. It has to be a big war and if that's what you waiting for its closer than you think because Putin is not a pushover, sadly for all humans. Most of us will die this war is not going to be fought on the ground my friend. Both sides have way to many buttons to push. Remember that! Now you can go back and watch your favorite MSNBC show EH.Quote:
Originally Posted by harrybarracuda
^Oh dear....Invasion of the sock-muppets...
Has anybody figured out which poster has got their hand up this sock's arse?
:)
Who honestly cares about these sad multinic wankers? They all spout the same shit, innit?Quote:
Originally Posted by Looper
A greed the US is out control for a long time now and for sure the people of the state is not in charge by governing by the laws of the their own. :ourrules:Quote:
Originally Posted by Gilbert
^Just recently I have seen on Internet some media (not the MSM) mentioned 70 years CIA founding. And some of them listed infamous actions over the years, not really very pleasant events. I was afraid to mention some of them here, not to be banned for life... :yerman:
Nor its rubbleization of a certain Syrian city, a la Fallujah, all behind the veil of democracy. Liberating the children, it and it's blackmailed allies have the Lone Ranger masks on, SDF ..... No white helmets, no babies being killed, in fact no news, videos or deaths reported at all in MSM.Quote:
Originally Posted by Neo
Some might say they don't want these wars to end, what would they get up to next? Iran, Ukraine, DPRK, Venezuela, Chad, Sudan, Phillipines, Afghanistan ..........
So many to conquer, so little time......
:chitown:
Of course it's the ameristani peoples/citizens/voters/illegals fault. Blame/point the finger over there and never accept responsibility or step over the imaginary red line.Quote:
Originally Posted by global
Pathetic. Do they kneel or stand hand on hand to their emperor forever. The Russian, the French, the Venezuelans, the Poles, the East germans, the Vietnamese .... stood up and Fought for their liberty, their honour, their beliefs are they so drugged by their dying society?
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Originally Posted by OhOh
.... says the man who point blank refuses to believe citizen journalists unless they are toeing the Putin line.
You little joker you.
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no, he is notQuote:
Originally Posted by harrybarracuda
and why would you say that, out of the blue, you silly little ordinary authoritarian
And Buttplug mangles the English language once again, while proving once more that he can't fucking read, either.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dragonfly
What a dickhead.
:rofl:
Putin lauds elimination of last chemical agent from Russian stockpiles as ‘historic event’
September 27, 15:52
Russia has completed the elimination of its chemical weapons stock ahead of schedule and the last batch was destroyed on Wednesday
NOVO-OGAREVO, September 27. /TASS/. Russian President Vladimir Putin has called the elimination of the last batch of Russia’s chemical stockpiles a historic event.
"Without fanfare, we can say that this is indeed a historic event given the huge amount of chemical stockpiles since the Soviet time. Specialists said it could be used to destroy everything that moves on the Earth several times," Putin said.
Although Russia had planned to complete the elimination of chemical stockpiles by 2020, this was done ahead of schedule this year, Putin said.
"This [elimination of chemical weapons] is a huge step towards making the modern world more balanced and safer," Putin said. So, Russia "will meet its key international commitments on the convention on banning chemical weapons."
According to Putin, the United States "does not comply with its obligations regarding the terms for chemical weapons disposal: It postponed disposal terms three times already, including at the pretext of lack of budget financial assets, which, honestly speaking, sounds rather strange." "We expect that the United States, like other countries, will fulfil its obligations under international agreements," the Russian leader concluded.
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TASS: Russian Politics & Diplomacy - Putin lauds elimination of last chemical agent from Russian stockpiles as ?historic event?
Putin single-handedly wiped out 850 bad guys in Syria last week.
850 fighters, 11 tanks, 46 armed pickup trucks, 20 lorries, 38 ammo dumps and five mortar emplacements. Not a bad days work. Don't mess with Vlad.
https://www.rt.com/news/403980-syria...-idlib-russia/
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