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  • Yes, not only do I not rely on the western media, I came to Ukraine to see for myself that there are no NSDAPs or neo NSDAPs. Nor are there stacks of violence anywhere there isn't Russian troops. Nor

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4 minutes ago, Abracadabra said:

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19 minutes ago, Abracadabra said:

 

 

8 minutes ago, Abracadabra said:

Armed, trained and financed by the U.S. government.

Thanks, Moscow Mike. 

24 minutes ago, Abracadabra said:

Armed, trained and financed by the U.S. government.

You are such a joke.  So much fun watching you make a fool of yourself, comrade

2 minutes ago, barho said:

You are such a joke.  So much fun watching you make a fool of yourself, comrade

Nothing funny about you and your government supporting a Not-z army in Europe. YOU support Not-z style atrocities occurring right now.

15 minutes ago, Abracadabra said:

Nothing funny about you and your government supporting a Not-z army in Europe. YOU support Not-z style atrocities occurring right now.

But wait, I thought this war was really about taking the Donbas region?

Didn’t you hear, the whole notzee thing was a clever trick to fool everyone in to thinking Russia was trying to take Kyiv and enforce a regime change. So they intentionally looked like they had made a massive strategical error, so they could actually prep the way for taking the Donbas. They played the part of an incompetent demoralised military very well. It’s very clever, you of all people should be lauding Putin and the military command for such a cunning ploy.

15 minutes ago, Abracadabra said:

Nothing funny about you and your government supporting a Not-z army in Europe. YOU support Not-z style atrocities occurring right now.

I am amazed that the Russians allowed the Ukrainian not-zees to commit all that genocide for so long.

They have been very patient. Kind too. Really sweet.

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15 minutes ago, Abracadabra said:

Nothing funny about you and your government supporting a Not-z army in Europe. YOU support Not-z style atrocities occurring right now.

So are you a fan of the Eagles signing that LB? 

16 minutes ago, Abracadabra said:

Nothing funny about you and your government supporting a Not-z army in Europe. YOU support Not-z style atrocities occurring right now.

Please provide evidence that Ukrainians are by and large Nahtzees. 

https://www.ft.com/content/7f14efe8-2f4c-47a2-aa6b-9a755a39b626

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Russia is no longer requesting Ukraine be "denazified” and is prepared to let Kyiv join the European Union if it remains military non-aligned as part of ongoing ceasefire negotiations, according to four people briefed on the discussions. Moscow and Kyiv are discussing a pause in hostilities as part of a possible deal that would involve Ukraine abandoning its drive for Nato membership in exchange for security guarantees and the prospect to join the EU, the people said under the condition of anonymity because the matter is not yet finalised. The draft ceasefire document does not contain any discussion of three of Russia’s initial core demands — "denazification”, "demilitarisation”, and legal protection for the Russian language in Ukraine — the people added. Envoys from both sides meet in Istanbul on Tuesday in a fourth round of peace talks designed to end president Vladimir Putin’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. The concessions on Russia’s side come as its month-long ground offensive has largely stalled as a result of fiercer Ukrainian resistance than expected and Russian operational deficiencies. But Ukraine and its western backers remain sceptical of Putin’s intentions, worrying that the Russian president could be using the talks as a smokescreen to replenish his exhausted forces and plan a fresh offensive. David Arakhamia, head of Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky’s party in parliament and a member of Kyiv’s negotiating team, told the FT the parties were close to agreement on the security guarantees and Ukraine’s EU bid but urged caution about prospects for a breakthrough. "All the issues” have been "on the table since the beginning” of negotiations but "lots of points — like in every single item there are unresolved points”, Arakhamia said. Another person briefed on the talks said Ukraine was concerned that Russia was shifting its position almost day by day, both in terms of military pressure and on demands like Kyiv’s "demilitarisation.” Russia "can’t and won’t talk about progress” because "it could only harm the negotiating process”, Dmitry Peskov, Putin’s spokesman, was quoted by Interfax on Monday. "For now, unfortunately, we cannot speak of any significant achievements and breakthroughs”, he added. Recommended Gideon Rachman Ukraine war risks destabilising the west As part of the agreement under consideration, Ukraine would also refrain from developing nuclear weapons, or hosting foreign military bases in addition to abandoning its pursuit of Nato membership. In exchange, Ukraine would get what Arakhamia called "wording close to Nato’s Article 5” — whereby the alliances’ members must come to each others’ aid if one is attacked — for security guarantees from countries including Russia, the US, the UK, Canada, France, Germany, China, Italy, Poland, Israel, and Turkey. Any prospective agreement, however, would have to be agreed with the guarantors and ratified by their parliaments, Zelensky said on Sunday. The prospective guarantors have yet to agree to uphold Ukraine’s security, the people said. "We do not have any rejections so far,” Arakhamia said. Ukraine would put the deal to a referendum in several months’ time before changing its constitution, said Zelensky — a process that could require at least a year. "The only resolved [issue] is the type of international guarantees Ukraine is looking for, but . . . we still have to get the approval from the guarantors otherwise the deal will never fly,” Arakhamia said. The draft communiqué under consideration leaves the biggest sticking point — Ukraine’s attempts to reclaim territory seized by Russia since 2014 — to be settled in a tentative future discussion by Putin and Zelensky, the people said. Moscow, Arakhamia said, was demanding that Ukraine recognise Russia’s control over the Crimean peninsula, which Moscow annexed in 2014, as well as two territories run by Russian-backed separatists in the eastern Donbas region. "We will never recognise any kind of borders except as they are in our Declaration of Independence,” Arakhamia said. "This is the most critical point.” For now, Ukraine was prepared to discuss some humanitarian issues, such as restoring Crimea’s water supply and pledging never to try to retake the peninsula by force, the people said. If a ceasefire holds, Ukraine and Russia’s foreign ministers would then meet to draft separate documents to finalise the security guarantees and further agreements on social issues such as protection of the Russian language in Ukraine. This would then be followed by attempts to arrange a meeting between Putin and Zelensky, although Peskov on Monday said there had been "no movement” on arranging such an encounter.

 

3 minutes ago, Bill said:

Please provide evidence that Ukrainians are by and large Nahtzees. 

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3 minutes ago, vikas83 said:

Was about the share this .. weird, it's almost like the whole denazification thing was BS.

Reminder that Putin doesn't have any problem with his NSDAPs:

 

4 minutes ago, JohnSnowsHair said:

Reminder that Putin doesn't have any problem with his NSDAPs:

 

Abra doesn't know anything about this and it's likely vassal state sponsored fake news.

13 minutes ago, Bill said:

Please provide evidence that Ukrainians are by and large Nahtzees. 

:lol:

Oh, I'm sorry, they're just partly Not-Z. Their whole army isn't Not-Z, just an entire battalion. 

Suppose the U.S. Army had a battalion of KKK members marching around in hoods. Would you make excuses about that too?

32 minutes ago, Abracadabra said:

Nothing funny about you and your government supporting a Not-z army in Europe. YOU support Not-z style atrocities occurring right now.

i agree there would be nothing funny about that. to be clear, you're a clown, that's why we laugh. 

Watching this Biden press conference, the media is just ridiculously bad.

13 minutes ago, Abracadabra said:

:lol:

Oh, I'm sorry, they're just partly Not-Z. Their whole army isn't Not-Z, just an entire battalion. 

Suppose the U.S. Army had a battalion of KKK members marching around in hoods. Would you make excuses about that too?

Which battalion is the NDSAP one?

EU, pay in Rubles or find another source for gas. 

We'll see how unified the EU remains when the lights go out. 

2 minutes ago, Abracadabra said:

EU, pay in Rubles or find another source for gas. 

We'll see how unified the EU remains when the lights go out. 

look at you, so proud of the motherland. 

4 minutes ago, Abracadabra said:

EU, pay in Rubles or find another source for gas. 

We'll see how unified the EU remains when the lights go out. 

Good thing the EU has tons of rubles laying around

Just now, Alpha_TATEr said:

look at you, so proud of the motherland. 

There's a price to be paid for stupidity. All of this could have been avoided if someone in Europe had the balls to stand up for their nation. Instead, they allowed themselves to be swept up into this anti-Russia bigotry and sacrificing Ukraine for U.S. hegemony. Serves them right. 

 

 

3 minutes ago, paco said:

Good thing the EU has tons of rubles laying around

Wonderful. Supporting the Ruble in these tough times will be greatly appreciated, I'm sure. 

  

4 minutes ago, Abracadabra said:

Wonderful. Supporting the Ruble in these tough times will be greatly appreciated, I'm sure. 

 

My post was dripping in sarcasm

1 hour ago, Bill said:

Please provide evidence that Ukrainians are by and large Nahtzees. 

The signs are everywhere....

check that, Azov signs are coming down as we speak.

 

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