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DIY-HP-LED

DIY-HP-LED

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Don't fall into Ukrainian hands while in Ukraine, you never know when you'll be cut off and Uncle Sam will be in no rush to spring you from a Ukrainian prison where you will die, if you are lucky enough to survive capture. If yer seen in the EU, they might deport ya to Ukraine, or The Hague. Maybe he'll be Snowden's roommate one day, sleep sound with him in the house...

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1592248115741962241
 
cannabineer

cannabineer

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DIY-HP-LED said:
Don't fall into Ukrainian hands while in Ukraine, you never know when you'll be cut off and Uncle Sam will be in no rush to spring you from a Ukrainian prison where you will die, if you are lucky enough to survive capture. If yer seen in the EU, they might deport ya to Ukraine, or The Hague. Maybe he'll be Snowden's roommate one day, sleep sound with him in the house...

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1592248115741962241
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he might get denazified
 
Roger A. Shrubber

Roger A. Shrubber

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cannabineer said:
That is one f’ugly billboard of violent psychosis.
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i have a few tattoos, and understand that they can be meaningful...but goddamn...i just can't understand the reasoning in one facial tattoo, much less a fucking mask of them. if you aren't a Maori with a Ta Moko, then i assume you escaped from a circus side show...or a mental institution...or both
 
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sunni

sunni

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DIY-HP-LED said:
This is a war thread and sometimes images of its horrors are posted, especially from twitter, as standards have slipped somewhat recently on that platform. However, Twitter does remain a source of the latest war news, though cross posts from it have to be curated for excessive violence and propaganda because the place is crawling with bots and disinformation. It is good to suppress these things as they are harmful to the compassionate and if there is one thing, we all need is more compassion. Whatever lowers it should be seen as bad and whatever increases it should be seen as good, however there is such a thing as foolish compassion that enables evil and harm to others. Generally, I try to stay away from the more graphic stuff, unless it is illustrative of the general situation on the ground in Ukraine, most of it is of little value in understanding.

I posted an image in this thread that was removed and I'm not whining about but understand why and agree. Compassion comes first, it is also wise in war, when possible, which is why I'm rooting for Ukraine, aside from the fact that they are a liberal democracy where compassion is not just practiced but required by law.
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as I have already stated in this thread we will not be posting photos of dead bodies, and graphic images.
Im sorry you dont agree, we arent twitter.
Were a privated forum, We have asked you dont post graphic photos.
You seem very upset by itcause this is the 3? post about it so far.
If you wanna talk more you can inbox me.
 
BudmanTX

BudmanTX

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sunni said:
as I have already stated in this thread we will not be posting photos of dead bodies, and graphic images.
Im sorry you dont agree, we arent twitter.
Were a privated forum, We have asked you dont post graphic photos.
You seem very upset by itcause this is the 3? post about it so far.
If you wanna talk more you can inbox me.
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totally agree, sweets....

i saw that vid and picture.....and it's not and nor it should ever be re-posted
 
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Ukrainian officials report new waves of Russian airstrikes
Ukrainian officials across the country reported a wave of Russian airstrikes pounding residential areas and cities following a series of significant losses for the Russian military in recent weeks.

Air raid sirens blared Tuesday in Lviv, Kryvyi Rih and Kharkiv, among other cities. The mayor of Lviv, Andriy Sadovyi, tweeted part of the city was without power.

Videos of strikes shared on social media showed buildings burning after the rocket strikes.

In the city of Zhytomyr in northwestern Ukraine, Russia knocked out power after two missile strikes pounded the city’s energy grid, according to Ukrainian media. Ukraine’s Centre for Strategic Communication and Information Security reported blackouts in Rivne and Khmelnytskyi in the west. “Russia is not targeting the military,” the agency tweeted. “It is targeting civilians.” The strikes come just days after Ukrainian troops reclaimed the city of Kherson in the country’s southern region in a major victory for Ukraine.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky visited the liberated city on Monday after the Russian military retreated from the area. The president vowed that the victory would be the beginning of the end of the war in Ukraine.

“Of course, it is difficult, it is a long and hard path,” Zelensky said in an address Monday. “No one gives anything away so easily. The price of this war is high. People were wounded, a large number of people died.”


“We believe that they fled because our army surrounded the enemy, and they were in danger,” the Ukrainian leader said. “There were fierce battles, and the result is that today we are in the Kherson region.”

Russian President Vladimir Putin authorized mass strikes against Ukrainian civilian infrastructure last month in response to an explosion on a key bridge connected to the Crimean Peninsula.

Allies of Ukraine condemned the strikes at the time, saying that they amounted to a war crime.
thehill.com

Ukrainian officials report new waves of Russian airstrikes

Ukrainian officials across the country reported a wave of Russian airstrikes pounding residential areas and cities following a series of significant losses for the Russian military in recent weeks.…
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