Braun is a nazi. His party gets around 5-7% in elections. I wouldn’t consider him representative of Polish opinion. Except for nut jobs.
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There will be lads here howling for Russia to invade when they read that.
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The same lads are probably howling at the full moon right now.
The future of Russia is bright.
This is Andrey Shinyagin. In 2018 he was imprisoned for abducting and torturing seven women. Now, after spending two months on the front line in Ukraine, he’s going to be a schoolteacher.
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How Putin’s “new elite” is taking shape:
Shinyagin and three accomplices were found to have abducted the women, taken them to his apartment, drugged them, undressed them and filmed them, before demanding money, threatening to release the videos if they refused to pay 2/11
In places with proper safeguards, someone like him wouldn’t be allowed near kids. But not in Putin’s Russia. After fighting in Ukraine, he went to a ‘military-patriotic education center’ and passed a teaching course 3/11
What can this man teach children? What kind of example can he set them? And of course, this is just the tip of the iceberg. Because Shinyagin is not the only veteran of this illegal war to take this opportunity 4/11
While real, qualified teachers are leaving their jobs – and Russia – en masse because of the regime’s insistence on ‘patriotic education’ and increased scrutiny from authorities, they are being replaced by people like Shinyagin 5/11
Many of those who don’t become teachers are going into politics instead. At the recent local elections, more than 300 ‘heroes of the special military operation’ were elected to councils as members of the ruling United Russia party 6/11
Like Sergey Sechenov, who fought in Syria and Ukraine and was recently elected to the Tomsk city council. Last week, he claimed Ukraine planned to invade Russia in February 2022. 7/11
Or former commander Dmitry Aksenov, now a member of the Khanty Mansiysk regional council. In November 2022 his troops were filmed shouting that they ‘want blood, want to kill’ – clearly a shining example of leadership 8/11
7х7 — Горизонтальная Россия«Хотим крови, будем убивать!» — такие лозунги записал на видео первый в России батальон мобилизованных Именной батальон «Югра» «показал свой боевой дух». Так видео со сбора подписало провластное изда…https://t.me/horizontal_russia/16587
Not that it needs to be said, but when convicted criminals become educators and policymakers, it’s clear that the government prioritizes loyalty over integrity. 9/11
The future of Russia hinges on reversing this dangerous course, and global solidarity can play a big role in promoting a return to integrity and the rule of law. 10/11
Russia still advancing but taking massive casualties. This month the heaviest toll in the nearly three years so far. Total Russia casualties (dead and wounded) up to over 600,000. 40 times their losses over a decade in Afghanistan.
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https://twitter.com/limerick_leader/status/1844310921784721454?s=46&t=9ggSqtp99pe4dzdbn0JQYA
Exactly what a spy would say
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You always look on the bright side
Russia bombing Syria again.
I’m sure the “Israel bad, Russia good” lads will be along to tell us why white people bombing brown people is suddenly good again.
There’d be lads on here telling us Russia is doing great, and here they are with the begging bowl out to the North Koreans
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They wouldn’t have had to do that if you fucking liberal westerners had just given them what they wanted
North Koreans are just acting in self defence. Everyone know’s the Ukrainians have their sights on the Far East
Zelenskyy rejected a peace deal with North Korea in 2021, as he’s determined to expand eastward.
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For what its worth north korean troops have been in and out of russia for decades.
And North Korean slave labour
Russia is on the verge of doing great because the Democratic party, the US justice system and the liberal US media have been utterly asleep at the wheel since Trump was beaten.
Putin’s plan has always been to wait it out until Trump gets in again.
Great news.
Hopefully the first wave of many.