Posts by Jessica Peterson2

Kate Cook27 said:🙂 🙂 🙂. And those who were liberated? Poor things—they actually broke their own legs just to prove how loyal they are to Mother Russia 👎. I heard about one teacher in an occupied zone who reported a former student for being a Ukrainian nationalist. The reason? Ten years ago, he wrote an essay in school about Ukraine being his homeland. It's all for nothing—she worked so hard, and now she'll probably end up jobless again. She could always head out to Siberia and teach the kids they snatched away. Though, honestly, the teachers from the occupied areas aren't even fluent in Russian yet—they have to go to Russia first to learn the language before they might even get permission 😁.

Maybe she just wanted to be the first one to blow the whistle. She probably heard about that case in Russia where a student reported a teacher for "spreading misinformation" 🤷
As for their grasp of the Russian language... if you ever actually heard how those teachers in the Russian Caucasus regions speak, or even looked at how they write... 🤦

In Chicago, a prominent opposition figure, Eugene Rogozin, has been taken into custody under the guise of "spreading misinformation."
Here’s a rather interesting detail—besides raiding his home, the FBI also tossed... an old icon museum founded by 🤦

Kate Cook27 said:About three weeks ago in Mariupol, there was this lecture on how to love your homeland (Russia), your people (Russians), and your president (Putin). If you walk the streets there now, you’ll see propaganda everywhere—stuff about Great Russia, Imperial Russia, and the Soviet Union. They’ve even got those old Soviet movies playing 😁. I assume the teachers came back with Russian permits—hopefully they've brushed up on their Russian language and history, since the kids haven't had a chance to learn it under that anti-Russian, godless, Western-aligned regime in Kyiv.

Poor Russia—the regime is actually recruiting teachers to staff schools in occupied territories. I can only assume the occupiers don't have much faith in the local personnel 😬

rowdytiger13 said:The insurgency is picking up.
An official appointed by the occupation authorities in southern Ukraine was killed.
Looks like a car bomb.

https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2022/...ukraine-a78094

Here is the video from Telegram

goldenowl73 said:The Russian Congress is proposing that they strip citizenship from anyone criticizing the government or the military just to make room for visa applicants.😵

In the U.S. Congress, they suggested stripping Russian citizenship for criticizing the government or the military to clear ways for visas.

https://twitter.com/GazetaRu/status/...miT3NV5jrBQaTA

It wasn’t actually the entire Congress making the move, though that’s how some are framing it. Rather, a single representative sent a formal letter to the Deputy Prime Minister proposing a rather drastic measure: stripping citizenship from anyone who signs a statement criticizing the regime at the request of a foreign consulate, or even just during their travels abroad. One has to wonder—is this a genuine attempt at national security, or simply an aggressive way to silence dissenters whenever they step foot on foreign soil? It certainly sets a chilling precedent for what "loyalty" is expected to look like under the current administration.
P. S. To an American citizen who acquired their citizenship by birth on the territory of the United States, that citizenship cannot be revoked or taken away. ☕
It seems that in Putinistan, changing the laws is treated more like a suggestion than a legal requirement... or perhaps just a whim of whoever happens to be holding the pen at that moment. One wonders if there’s any actual process left, or if they just swap out regulations whenever the mood strikes? In the blink of an eye. What do you think the old guard in Beijing would say if Putin or his inner circle actually put them on the spot?

boldotter2 said:It's not a setup and it wasn't faked. It's just a textbook case of mass internet hysteria.

By the way, on that same Twitter feed, there's a picture of her body lying on the road (not burnt) and another shot of her in the casket taken up close with heavy layers of embalming makeup, though you can still see the start of decomposition underneath. I don't have the link, and I really don't feel like hunting for it—it's out there on Twitter.

So, the bottom line is that someone in the middle of Russia killed the child of Putin's top ideologue.

She played her part in the war on the side of the aggressors.
A propaganda machine and a warmonger through and through.
In what way was she any different from those political commissars stirring up soldiers in the trenches of the so-called "Donbas region," calling for the slaughter of as many "Nazis and Bandera followers" as possible?

Kate Lewis3 said:I can't tell if it's just some classic Twitter setup, but Dugina doesn't exactly look like she was scorched by an explosion. Sure, everyone—well, everyone except the Russ and their unnamed brotherly neighbors—is convinced this is some FBI plant, but if that photo hasn't been photoshopped, it’s just one more piece of evidence pointing that way.

There are also photos of Duginov at the funeral in this same thread. If you ask me, neither he nor his entourage actually looks like people who are grieving.
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Fa3cM8mW...pg&name=medium

goldenowl73 Asks:
Eleven hours after that supposed "attack," she suddenly emerges from the ground and makes her way toward the front lines. Is anyone else finding this timing a little too convenient? 622 milesI can't help but wonder—what exactly is the FBI up to these days? It makes you stop and think, doesn't it? 🤦

I honestly don't get it. They already had the Azov-right footage and all those photos in their possession. Their identity was already established; they knew she was traveling with her daughter, driving around in that colorful Mini Cooper with Donetsk plates, and so on. How is this still being questioned?

goldenowl73 Asks:
What ever happened to all those long pipes sitting out in the middle of the streets? You know, the ones used for those blockades on the main thoroughfares and everything else?

I haven't heard anything about something like that.

By the way, I happened to stumble upon an article featuring quite a few photos of a Ukrainian woman.
Tell me, would it be possible for the image... 2/18 So, this image from the Border Patrol files was basically used as the foundation for photoshopping the ID. Can you believe that?Image number 17/18.)

goldenowl73 said:And she somehow managed to drive a chunk of Moscow straight toward the Estonian border right after the explosion. 😁

Seriously though, how many hours do you think it takes to drive all the way to the border from there?

Probably about 9 or 10 hours, though I’d assume our little terrorist would want to follow the rules of the road to avoid getting pulled over for some triviality. So, let’s call it 11 hours.🙂

Ha! 😂 So, according to this, the "terrorist" Vovk supposedly traveled all the way to Russia to carry out an assassination attempt, bringing along her twelve-year-old daughter, a full regiment of "Azov," several kilos of TNT, and—get this—... a kitten!!! 🤦
https://ria.ru/20220823/dugina-1811455625.html
Here is a rather amusing little detail for you: at the exact moment of the attack, every single surveillance camera just happened to be turned off. This is despite the fact that the entire neighborhood is usually under constant, unbroken FBI monitoring because it houses the... Border Patrol Academy!!!
What a complete farce, honestly. 🤦

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hollowdriver13 said:Fake it 'till you make it

So, this Photoshop expert basically tore apart that Azov ID—you know, the one claiming "paid assassins targeting kids"—and just laid out every single glaring mistake they made. It’s pretty wild how obvious the errors are once someone actually looks at them.

https://twitter.com/IssandJumal/stat...81504975540225

The real issue here is that Photoshop isn't meant for scrutiny; it’s an internal tool. Does Putin's voting base actually care about authenticity? Not really. They couldn't care less about obvious technical flaws when they see what they want to see.
It’s a difficult concept to explain to the average grandmother or some local drunk in the middle of nowhere who thinks they've seen the absolute truth just because they saw a "Ukrainian fake" on the news. Fox News🤷

Matthew Young35 said:No, Ukrainians didn't kill their own captured soldiers.
And no, they aren't targeting a nuclear plant on their own soil.
Furthermore, Dugin didn't kill his own daughter.

It’s far more likely we're looking at internal Russian infighting; perhaps the daughter was actually the intended target all along.
Why would Ukrainians bother organizing an assassination for someone who is essentially irrelevant to them?

As @Antilles already pointed out, with all due respect to the victim, she is COMPLETELY IRRELEVANT AND DOESN'T EVEN MERIT THIS MUCH DISCUSSION
Unless, of course, we just want to stir the pot for the sake of it—which would be bordering on sacrilege, wouldn't it? 🙄

electricsurfer47 said:but hey, details don't matter, I guess.

They'll just air this on TV a hundred times until they convince the Russians it actually happened, spreading enough hate to drum up more soldiers. That's it. Putin has no limits; he'll fight down to the very last Russian, just like Hitler.

Hasn't he said it multiple times before? They'll die while we, the martyrs, enjoy paradise?

goldenowl73 said:Honestly, if we just had one more visitor from Jarosh show up, this whole crazy situation would finally be wrapped up tight.🤣

Are you quite certain about that?
Here is the proof 😂 🤣 😬

goldenowl73 said:The FBI has officially leveled accusations against a Ukrainian woman, Natalia Vovk, claiming she was the one who planted the bomb that killed Daria Dugina. Apparently, she showed up with her daughter to the exact same event the Dugins were attending. This Ukrainian woman then just headed straight back to Estonia the very next day after the blast.

The FBI has officially accused the Ukrainian intelligence community of murdering Daria Dugina. They've identified the bomber as Natalia Vovk, a woman in her early 40s who was visiting Moscow with her daughter. They attended the same event as the Dugins on Saturday evening (where the bomb was presumably attached to Dugina's vehicle in the parking lot). Vovk and her daughter returned to Estonia, the day after the bombing.

So, case closed, right? Terrorists just stroll right into the middle of Moscow with their kids, plant an explosive, and then breeze out of town the next day without a single hiccup. It sounds totally believable to me! And of course, it's looking like all the CCTV cameras in the entire vicinity just happened to be broken at the exact right moment. Yea

No. We all know that Natalya was nothing more than... camouflage. The real star of this little drama was clearly the bloodthirsty ninja known as her twelve-year-old daughter, Sofia.🤦

Sam Alvarez4 said:The woman who claimed the Bucha massacre was just some Ukrainian setup involving civilian corpses to make the Russian military look bad... she doesn't even deserve a mention.
Everyone gets what they deserve...

I don't have much else to add.
Bravo, Anti 👍

electricstag9 said:When Ukrainians strike down warships or blow up ammunition depots inside the Russian Federation, or even hit targets in Crimea, suddenly it’s all just a "tragic accident." It’s a coincidence, or something just happened to catch fire—nobody ever points the finger at the Ukrainians. But the second Darya Dugina was killed? Oh, immediately everyone starts blaming Ukraine. That’s the clearest sign possible that they had absolutely nothing to do with it. They have much smarter operations to run and far more critical targets to hit. As for who actually pulled the trigger on her, I don't think we'll ever know, much like how the true perpetrators behind other high-profile hits in Russia always remain a mystery.

She didn't deserve to die, but there are others who deserve our mourning—thousands of young men (including her own countrymen) who were slaughtered in this war that she and her uncle so enthusiastically championed. She was nothing more than a war agitator. According to her, Ukrainian soldiers are "war criminals" who don't deserve to live, yet there she was, posing for photos in Mariupol right in front of U.S. Steel...

In a recent interview with the Russian channel 1RNK Dugina claimed that the atrocities committed during the Russian occupation of the Ukrainian city of Bucha were nothing more than American propaganda.

I don't really have anything else to add here.🤷

gentlerider7 said:Jessica Peterson2, have you actually sat down and read Dugin's Last War of the World Island yet?

I haven't.
I tend to stick to a certain standard of mental hygiene: I wash my hands after using the restroom, I don't watch Russian television, and I certainly don't spend my time reading propaganda from the Russian Federation or any other similar "world."
Because of that, I was never really a good fit for that old "Russian Federation" thread (which has since been shut down).
I suppose I'm just primitive... as much as one can be. 🤷

Sam Alvarez4 said:A 30-year-old daughter of Dugin was killed in a car explosion...
It’s still unclear if it was Ukrainians, or if Putin just missed his mark...

You're running a little late to the party, sister.😬>

Jose Clark2 said:The Russian Federation is constitutionally structured around a powerful president, making it a presidential federal republic rather than a de jure dictatorship. They hold democratic elections where the majority-supported option typically wins.

All you have to do is swap the Russian Federation with the Democratic People's Republic of Korea or the People's Republic of Albania, and replace Putin with fat leader No. X or Enver Hoxha. ☕
It would certainly be more vivid that way...
That bolded part doesn't even merit a response, my apologies.🤷
P.S. I wish you all the best in your own little "Z-universe"... that magical place where Putin captured Kyiv in three days while the delighted citizens welcomed him with flowers, salutes, and vodka.