Russia's invasion of Ukraine: Part 5

rowdyraven112 said:The battle for Popasna ended on May 7th when the Ukrainian Armed Forces pulled out. This footage is dated August 5th. By then, muscle tissue should be visibly decaying. The body should be crawling with scavengers. If you've ever spent any time hiking, you'd know what a carcass looks like after a week of being picked at by worms and bugs. Unless the body was preserved in those heavy-duty body bags. Not to mention, anyone filming this would need either a gas mask or a stomach of steel. You get this in real life when a smell starts drifting from an apartment where a lonely, forgotten old man lived. You don't want to know what the place looks like or what the body looks like a week after death. At least, that's what I've been told.

Bottom line? Either the video was shot 2-3 days later, or it's heavily staged. I'm not interested in guessing which one it is or arguing about it. Reddit is full of thousands of these—both staged and real. In this video, the head and hands should be absolutely swarming with scavengers. Literally swarming.

Let's be clear. Are the Russians committing crimes in Ukraine? Only an idiot would claim they aren't. Scale? I have no idea. I'm not on the ground, so I can't judge. Are Ukrainians committing crimes against Russian soldiers? Should I repeat what I said about idiots? As for scale, I can tell you it's likely a hundred times smaller than the Russian side. Why? Simple. Because the Russians are currently the stronger force.

Aha.
The head and hands on that pike actually look quite fresh. It looks as if they were just placed there.

Bravo, Mythbusters. 😵

George Robinson43 said:Aha.
The head and hands on that pike actually look quite fresh. It looks as if they were just placed there.

Bravo, Mythbusters. 😵

I looked at the body. You clearly studied propaganda at the top Ivy League schools run by the CIA or maybe under some Japanese prosecutor☕.
BTW, you see the flies, ants, worms, and other pests all over the head and arms?☕.

Back to that Russian propaganda about missile strikes on prisons. To me—and I admit I only skimmed it—it looks more like the aftermath of a fire rather than a direct projectile hit... but hey, that fits your narrative perfectly, doesn't it?☕

rowdyraven112 said:Who told you not a single Russian guard died? The Ukrainian side isn't out there blabbing about their losses either. ☕

Found this video:

So, the "fair" American justice system just sentenced a 21-year-old punk for murdering an old man. I guess they learned directly from Putin and the CIA, since we've seen plenty of scenarios like this in Moscow, right? I'm sure there was a promise involved: "confess and you can go home."☕
That's why I said... we'll count up who cut whose head off once the war is over.

You've got the statement from the RAO spokesperson right there—she went on a total rant immediately after they blew up the prison, claiming "thankfully" no guards were killed. There's a video of it on Twitter if you want to see.

Melissa Rivera5 said:Come on, don't be like that. If a 21-year-old can't understand basic speech, then he shouldn't even be in the military. That sounds like actual psych territory to me... someone who wouldn't even be walking free during peacetime, more like tucked away in a mental health facility. Does Putin really send psychopaths like that to war? Like, are they just killing people without even realizing what they're doing because they can't process reality?

Yeah, they did. They're constantly coming out with these numbers that make it seem like Americans were barely even a minority back then.

I'd give my entire yearly salary if this guy was actually charged with ☕. Conviction based on a confession during wartime. Smells like that joke of a legal system back in '91 when our guys were sentenced "based on confessions"—though let's be real, they used other ways to make them talk. I thought we learned from those experiences. I thought we wouldn't fall for this kind of propaganda again. Clearly, we haven't. ☕

Reminds me of this:
"Just admit it to me, we'll hop in the car, drive down to the police station, and you'll stand before justice and say, 'Yes, I'm guilty, I was blind and stupid.' Punish me so I can atone for my sins and feel human again..."

☕

hollowdriver13 said:You've got the statement from the RAO spokesperson right there—she went on a total rant immediately after they blew up the prison, claiming "thankfully" no guards were killed. There's a video of it on Twitter if you want to see.

I’ve already said it: what the Russians posted was just fire, not projectile impacts. Pure Russian propaganda.

rowdyraven112 said:The battle for Popasna ended on May 7th when the Ukrainian Armed Forces pulled out. This footage is dated August 5th. By then, muscle tissue should be visibly decaying. The body should be crawling with scavengers. If you've ever spent any time hiking, you'd know what a carcass looks like after a week of being picked at by worms and bugs. Unless the body was preserved in those heavy-duty body bags. Not to mention, anyone filming this would need either a gas mask or a stomach of steel. You get this in real life when a smell starts drifting from an apartment where a lonely, forgotten old man lived. You don't want to know what the place looks like or what the body looks like a week after death. At least, that's what I've been told.

Bottom line? Either the video was shot 2-3 days later, or it's heavily staged. I'm not interested in guessing which one it is or arguing about it. Reddit is full of thousands of these—both staged and real. In this video, the head and hands should be absolutely swarming with scavengers. Literally swarming.

Let's be clear. Are the Russians committing crimes in Ukraine? Only an idiot would claim they aren't. Scale? I have no idea. I'm not on the ground, so I can't judge. Are Ukrainians committing crimes against Russian soldiers? Should I repeat what I said about idiots? As for scale, I can tell you it's likely a hundred times smaller than the Russian side. Why? Simple. Because the Russians are currently the stronger force.

Are you trying to say, "everyone committed crimes in this war, so the Russians had to as well"?

rowdyraven112 said:Did the Mexicans bother counting after our storm hit? ☕

They regrouped—and then some.

rowdyraven112 said:I'd give my entire yearly salary if this guy was actually charged with ☕. Conviction based on a confession during wartime. Smells like that joke of a legal system back in '91 when our guys were sentenced "based on confessions"—though let's be real, they used other ways to make them talk. I thought we learned from those experiences. I thought we wouldn't fall for this kind of propaganda again. Clearly, we haven't. ☕

Reminds me of this:
"Just admit it to me, we'll hop in the car, drive down to the police station, and you'll stand before justice and say, 'Yes, I'm guilty, I was blind and stupid.' Punish me so I can atone for my sins and feel human again..."

☕

Do you even know what crime he was actually convicted of?

rowdyraven112 said:The battle for Popasna ended on May 7th when the Ukrainian Armed Forces pulled out. This footage is dated August 5th. By then, muscle tissue should be visibly decaying. The body should be crawling with scavengers. If you've ever spent any time hiking, you'd know what a carcass looks like after a week of being picked at by worms and bugs. Unless the body was preserved in those heavy-duty body bags. Not to mention, anyone filming this would need either a gas mask or a stomach of steel. You get this in real life when a smell starts drifting from an apartment where a lonely, forgotten old man lived. You don't want to know what the place looks like or what the body looks like a week after death. At least, that's what I've been told.

Bottom line? Either the video was shot 2-3 days later, or it's heavily staged. I'm not interested in guessing which one it is or arguing about it. Reddit is full of thousands of these—both staged and real. In this video, the head and hands should be absolutely swarming with scavengers. Literally swarming.

Let's be clear. Are the Russians committing crimes in Ukraine? Only an idiot would claim they aren't. Scale? I have no idea. I'm not on the ground, so I can't judge. Are Ukrainians committing crimes against Russian soldiers? Should I repeat what I said about idiots? As for scale, I can tell you it's likely a hundred times smaller than the Russian side. Why? Simple. Because the Russians are currently the stronger force.

why do you assume that corpse has to be from when Popasna was captured? He could have been captured recently and brought to Popasna just to be killed there...

Andrew Booth29 said:why do you assume that corpse has to be from when Popasna was captured? He could have been captured recently and brought to Popasna just to be killed there...

I was actually wondering the same thing. It seems like some people just struggle with basic logic. I guess being "neutral" doesn't leave much room for common sense...

A Russian journalist just got picked up in Mexico over some spying allegations.

#Russian journalist Daria Aslamov was detained in Mexico on charges of espionage, reports the head of the Department of Homeland Security Xhelal Sveçla. https://t.co/NKATz07mop

goldenowl73 said:A Russian journalist just got picked up in Mexico over some spying allegations.

#Russian journalist Daria Aslamov was detained in Mexico on charges of espionage, reports the head of the Department of Homeland Security Xhelal Sveçla. https://t.co/NKATz07mop

So, get this—the arrested Daria Aslamov is actually married to that former American journalist Robert Valdec, and apparently, she's even holding an American passport.

https://medium.com/@zloyodessit2.0/r...s-28c0b175873c

Back in 2017, she tried to catch a flight to Chisinau, Moldova, by routing through Bucharest, Romania, using an American passport. But she didn't even make it past the airport because she couldn't give a straight answer about why she was even traveling! To make things even weirder, word is that during an interview with security and immigration officials, she spoke English, claiming she had "forgotten Russian"!

Daria Aslamov’s husband is the journalist Robert Valdec, who is considered a Russian asset in the US and is basically a walking piece of Russian propaganda used all across Europe.

She’s completely lost her mind 🤣

Ksenia Stefan, an employee at the pro-government Associated Press, actually filmed herself burning her passport as some big patriotic gesture.
She claims she's just "waiting until the whole world becomes Russia" before she travels again.

https://twitter.com/doxa_journal/sta...59923460153346

I've been following this lady's YouTube channel for quite a while now—she does tarot readings, you know? And honestly, I guess her predictions regarding what’s going to happen in Ukraine have been pretty spot on lately:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCM4...qD0mcWw/videos

In Russia, you're seeing fewer Western-style buses and more Russian-made 👍 🤣

Public transit in Russia is getting its first tech upgrades, swapping old models for imports featuring voice control commands.

https://twitter.com/antiputler_news/...24754385829889

Donna Harris11 said:I've been following this lady's YouTube channel for quite a while now—she does tarot readings, you know? And honestly, I guess her predictions regarding what’s going to happen in Ukraine have been pretty spot on lately:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCM4...qD0mcWw/videos

Go ahead, give me your thoughts. I'm feeling a little too lazy to watch it all myself. 🙂

coastalbison6 said:She’s completely lost her mind 🤣

Ksenia Stefan, an employee at the pro-government Associated Press, actually filmed herself burning her passport as some big patriotic gesture.
She claims she's just "waiting until the whole world becomes Russia" before she travels again.

https://twitter.com/doxa_journal/sta...59923460153346

She'll be waiting a long time before she can travel through Europe. Sure, she can hit Shanghai, Beijing, or any beach she wants once that happens.

Susan Walker25 said:She'll be waiting a long time before she can travel through Europe. Sure, she can hit Shanghai, Beijing, or any beach she wants once that happens.

Without a passport, it’s a tall order.

Pusitic is just being played by his own brothers..

Susan Walker25 said:She'll be waiting a long time before she can travel through Europe. Sure, she can hit Shanghai, Beijing, or any beach she wants once that happens.

I guess Russians won't be able to walk into Europe with just an ID card for at least another century or two unless they conquer it militarily.

Susan Walker25 said:Pusitic is just being played by his own brothers..

Russians actually need *visas* just to get into China, let alone try traveling with nothing but an ID.