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Poland`s aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 2



Velund
5 Jul 2022  #6451

actions of armed paramilitary groups, implicated in torture, extra-judicial killings, enforced disappearances, attacks and beatings of Crimean Tatar and pro-Ukraine activists and journalists.

Dates/names, please. This NGO is known for the "understatement" of its press releases and its enviable selectivity in what it sees and what it does not see.

Paulina
5 Jul 2022  #6452

@Velund, there you go:

amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2015/03/crimea-annexation-critics-attacked-and-silenced/

Just a fragment:

"Amnesty International has documented the disappearances of three Crimean Tatars. Islyam Dzhepparov, 19, and Dzhevdet Islyamov, 23, were pushed into a van by four men in black uni-form on 29 September 2014 and have not been seen since. Reshat Ametov, 39, was abducted while attending a demonstration in March last year. His body was found later with signs of torture. To date, no-one has been held accountable."

amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2016/12/crimea-in-the-dark-the-silencing-of-dissent/

Just a fragment:

"Ilmi Umerov (...) After several months under investigation, he was forcibly confined to a psychiatric institution and for the purpose of a "psychiatric examination" was placed in a closed ward for patients with severe conditions."

its enviable selectivity in what it sees and what it does not see.

Amnesty International is stating the same thing as Human Rights Watch. Amnesty International is the most famous and reputable human rights organisation that I know of. And in case you'd like to accuse AI of some kind of "selectivity", I'd like to inform you that some years ago I've read, for example, a very long and detailed Amnesty International report about the situation of Russian speakers in Estonia, with Russian speakers testimonies included describing all the problems they were facing.

Crnogorac3
5 Jul 2022  #6453

🇺🇦⚡War to the last Ukrainian is now official

The Ukrainian General Staff confirmed the ban for men of military age to travel outside their hometown/settlement without good reason.

This measure is being taken in order to reduce the number of evaders from the next wave of mobilization in the Armed Forces of Ukraine.

t.me/intelslava/32573

The people will eventually be fed up and have enough of this and begin killing bandits Zelensky and co.

Everything is slowly falling into place, mobilization is a growing problem. For whom? To be cannon fodder for western scumbags?

t.me/SIL0VIKI/50862

Poor is the army that you have to collect on the streets as this man pulling the baby stroller who was forcefully taken and sent to the front, and they won't and won't. It will be a battalion of deserters.

Novichok
5 Jul 2022  #6454

Amnesty International is stating the same thing as Human Rights Watch.

Who gives a damn...
The world is teetering and you are discussing what some leftist Soros Jews with selective vision at AI and HRW say or think? Are you capable of prioritizing things?

PolAmKrakow
5 Jul 2022  #6455

Meanwhile, Russian Duma is passing a law requiring business to contract and fulfill orders for the military. This is being done because the military is not paying their bills to companies, now it will become a law. Russia is moving to a war time economy based upon what Deputy Prime Minister Yuri Borisov noted the "enormous sanction pressure" from the West.

Nothing to see here. Move along. Nothing happening. Sanctions smanctions.

pawian
5 Jul 2022  #6456

Russia is moving to a war time economy

Good. Common Russians will pay for that. Poverty and degradation, that`s what they will get for supporting the bandit regime and its dirty war.

cms neuf
5 Jul 2022  #6457

So we see that for the fascist Russians it always comes down to Soros and the Jews. True colors always shine through

Novichok
5 Jul 2022  #6458

Russia is moving to a wartime economy

The US had a "wartime economy" during WW2 so I am not shocked that Russia is in the same situation now.

Common Russians will pay for that.

Russia should learn from the US and borrow. You know, buy now, pay later. We just didn't figure out how yet.

cms neuf
5 Jul 2022  #6459

Well I am perfectly happy to buy US bonds - but I would never touch Russian ones for both moral and financial risk reasons.

Simple to understand - the US will spend it on helping keep the world safe and pay me back. Russia will spend it on Putin's wallpaper and won't pay me back

Crnogorac3
5 Jul 2022  #6460

youtu.be/RrTjdW_3U1M

Russian Default Hurts The West-Not Russia

youtu.be/m2HYnbs02Vs

The Netherlands Is On Fire

jon357
5 Jul 2022  #6461

@Crnogorac3
It doesn't.

But hey, some putrid r*SSist shill on YouTube believes something that all the fiscal policymakers don't.

PolAmKrakow
5 Jul 2022  #6462

The war time economy is not really the issue. The issue really is the forced contracting without pay. While it will take a little bit for this to become law, it does show the position they are in. Its not good. Running low on everything but Soviet era no tech munitions, and now its going to be really problematic to build any smart weapons when the Ukraine army is just getting them. Putin knows this is a very precarious time for Russia now.

cms neuf
5 Jul 2022  #6463

Another thing that will happen is that the regime will use military contractors to mow their lawns and mend their dachas for free

Crnogorac3
5 Jul 2022  #6464

Payback time:

Russian President Vladimir Putin raised the stakes in the economic war with the West by decreeing full control of the Sakhalin-2 oil and gas project. The decree signed on Thursday creates a new company that will take over all the rights and obligations of Sakhalin Energy Investment, in which Shell and the two Japanese companies Mitsui and Mitsubishi have slightly less than 50 percent of the shares. The five-page document, released after the West imposed sanctions on Moscow over its conflict with Ukraine, said the Kremlin would decide whether foreign partners could remain in the project.

Korvinus
5 Jul 2022  #6465

Dates/names, please.

"Filtration camps" are a bunch of war crimes and other crimes against humanity rolled into one. The whole system Russia is trying to use to "integrate" Ukraine is oppression upon oppression with arbitrary arrests of political prisoners, torture, illegal deportations of another country's nationals, and straight up murder, among other things. And Russia is even illegally conscripting Ukrainians to force them to fight against their own country.

You can put your head in the sand and deny that this is happening or say that it somehow a good thing if Russia brutalizes people who consider themselves Ukrainian and don't want to be ruled by Russia, but the Ukrainian people know what is happening and they don't feel that way.

PolAmKrakow
5 Jul 2022  #6466

@Crnogorac3
You must have missed the annual inflation of 17% in Russia and industrial inflation close to 70%. Indeed, it is a rolling economy in Russia. Good times ahead! Happy gulag biatches!

cms neuf
5 Jul 2022  #6467

Keep. Your. Gas

You can take over a gas field - it needs modern equipment to extract it. It needs western engineers to tell you how to extract it. It needs Insured ships to transport it. It needs pipe lines that are not built yet and that will never be built - do you think China are going to put themselves in the same position that Germany has?

And most of all it needs money to develop that industry - you do not have any money.

amiga500
5 Jul 2022  #6468

Good. Common Russians will pay for that. Poverty and degradation, that`s what they will get

yes, unf that is true, whilst i feel sorry for the millions of russians that hate putin and the war, or feel helpless, this step is necessary to reform the ruski psyche. they need to suffer . and their grandchildren will thank them.

Novichok
5 Jul 2022  #6469

It's truly amazing to see how many here care about Russians and insult them a minute later.

pawian
5 Jul 2022  #6470

how many here care about Russians

We care about decent ones who don`t support their bandit regime and the war. They make about 20% right now. And it is obvious we don`t care about RuSSists. Let them eat rat meat! hahahaha

Have you already seen appetizing hamburgers sold in RuSSian ex-McDonald`s fast food chain??
Here you are and tell us when you are moving to your beloved RuSSia to enjoy those delicacies. hahahaha
nixolympia.com/fed-up-russians-are-served-mouldy-burgers-in-their-replacement-mcdonalds-restaurants/


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Crow
5 Jul 2022  #6471

We care about decent ones who don`t support their bandit regime and the war.

You would want cheap resources, is that it? So you want to bang those decent ones?

pawian
5 Jul 2022  #6472

resources

If decent Russians sell them, why not? They have nothing else to sell, anyway. Well, yes, they have, namely armament, but we have our own or from other NATO countries.

Certainly, we don`t want anything from RuSSists.

Crnogorac3
5 Jul 2022  #6473

Ka-ta-strofa.

Things are still well considering what the supreme commander of their army and his "advisors" are like.

t.me/intelslava/32571

🇺🇦⚡The commander of the 24th brigade of the Armed Forces of Ukraine was extremely discouraged by the mean hostility of his subordinates. It is understandable, the order "to the last Ukrainian" cannot be fulfilled in this way.

The Ukrainian servicemen were abandoned by the command, they got out of the encirclement on their own, after which they were recorded as traitors.

But they could follow the example of their colleagues from the same brigade and surrender. This is better than becoming fertilizer for the glory of such "commanders".

Crnogorac3
5 Jul 2022  #6474

youtu.be/nLdVhvhUW3U

Let's not forget that Putin first distinguished himself and became noticed during the storming of the Priština airport by Russian forces in Kosovo in 1999. This was the first successful anti-West, anti-NATO act that Russia has undertaken since the downfall of the USSR. Before that the Russians naively believed that the collective West wants to be their friend and they paid a terrible price for that. Their real aim always was to destroy Russia and to break it up according to the Yugoslavia model so that they could take over its vast natural resources.

slate.com/news-and-politics/2014/03/putins-crimea-revenge-ever-since-the-u-s-bombed-kosovo-in-1999-putin-has-been-planning-to-get-even.html

Thanks to the heroic resistance of Serbian army and Serbian people which prevented NATO's eastern expansion - Drang nacht Osten toward the heart of Eurasia it provided Russia with a decade to recover itself and once again emerge as a great power.

pawian
5 Jul 2022  #6475

Russia a great power.

hahaha A power which got stuck in Ukraine for months and has been punished with sanctions by dozens of heavyweight players like a naughty child in a kindergarten? hahaha

You are delusional, darling. You are a superpower only in your Mongol minds.

Crow
5 Jul 2022  #6476

NATO love us all and will take care for everything.

pawian
5 Jul 2022  #6477

Let's not forget that

karma always returns. Once you relished on a RuSSist rocket attack on a Ukrainian base. Now the situation has reversed - on Sunday Ukrainians attacked the RuSSist base in Melitopol, causing huge damage and a lot of casualties. Did you hear Ukrainians used US HIMARS systems???

Novichok
5 Jul 2022  #6478

US don't attack countries for no reason, they only protect the freedom when it's needed.

Of course, the US has a reason. How else do you justify 700 big ones or 40% of the world's total spent on arms?
This is not K and we are all adults so skip that "freedom" bs. The EU could have done all that without the US. Too shy?

Crow
5 Jul 2022  #6479

But resources don`t like NATO and EU.

pawian
5 Jul 2022  #6480

RuSSist Foreign Minister meets Mongolian leader accompanied by symbolic signs. Amasing.


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