Tension with Russia in Ukraine

[GuyGadeboisTheBack]

Blablablablabla "democratic" benevolence blablablablabla injected 3 doses, legal elections blablablabla Russian-speaking clan blablablablablablablablablablablablabla Gnégné GuyGadeboisLeRetour "rigging"

I remind you that Putin's great adviser, Alexander Dougin, pushed for the total massacre of Ukrainians, that genocide (word emptied of its substance but fashionable, which sounds good) is most often the act of the aggressor (the attacked are called "putchists"....) and that therefore we have yet another inversion of a guy who loses the pedals and who has been talking nonsense for ages on practically all subjects, mixing covid, colonial invasion, age of the captain and synaptic heating... there is NOTHING coherent in these conspiratorial and partisan delusions.

[Obamot]

: Arrowd:

you can tap dance, you're not fooling anyone...

You just omitted:
— the putsch that took place and of which these pseudo-elections were the cornerstone of the betrayal / manipulation...
— the fact that the removal by the Rada of President Viktor Yanukovych was unconstitutional

You must confuse with the referendums of annexation of the crimea and the donbass...
The facts about lanukovych:
Dismissed by the rada and prosecuted for his crimes and offenses:
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Viktor_Ia ... prov=sfla1
Even Putin ended up dropping him at the time

Then followed a series of democratic elections since 2014....

It's all well and good, but having emanated from the putschists a posteriori, then from the putschists who failed in their attempt to give themselves any legitimacy through pseudo elections whose aim was to confiscate them in order to redistribute the cards to the same neo-Nazis, since in the meantime it is clear that the genocide of the Russians has continued, and in case you dispute this, the war started by these fanatics against their own people whom they discriminated against long before with arms and crimes is there to remind you that there was indeed this violence that you seek to deny since it contradicts your wobbly narrative from foutraque.

And despite everything, your precarious position has absolutely NO a priori legal basis (or else you had to find relevant elements that can only be missing since they don't exist anywhere...)

Find something else ...

[GuyGadeboisTheBack]

And in French, what does that mean?

[Obamot]

Why?
Because for GnolDesBois this would be clear

Dougin pushed for the total massacre of the Ukrainians,

think about more wobbly and come back to see us...

[Obamot]

come to invade a sovereign nation...

try to defend the altogether autistic idea, that we can believe that we can piss off the Russians for thirty years with impunity... By disloyalties of all kinds and other violations of all the treaties, which in the end has aim to ruin their security, you add the nuclear threat wielded by Zelensky, and you have a magnificent denial that turns into war, and by playing dumb... you can have the nerve to reduce that to "invade from a sovereign nation"

[GuyGadeboisTheBack]

Why?
Because for GnolDesBois this would be clear

Dougin pushed for the total massacre of the Ukrainians,

think about more wobbly and come back to see us...

In August 2014, a notorious neo-fascist philosopher, Aleksandr Dugin, then a professor at Moscow State University and author of a number of popular textbooks on geopolitics that spawned several generations of state officers- major Russians, was so bitterly disappointed by the ferocity of the Ukrainians. resistance to the Russian invasion of Donbass he wrote vehemently on his Vkontakte site: “I can't believe they are Ukrainians. Ukrainians are wonderful Slavic peoples. And it's a breed of bastards that emerged from the manholes... We should clean Ukraine of idiots. The genocide of cretins is due and inevitable…”.

https://www.sciencespo.fr/ceri/fr/conte ... n-identity

you add to it the nuclear threat brandished by Zelensky

Pin-Pon-Pin-Pon-Pin-Pon!!!

[sicetaitsimple]

And in French, what does that mean?

Honestly, I do not know. Maybe this is called a "wobbly narrative"?

[pedrodelavega]

And in French, what does that mean?

Honestly, I do not know. Maybe this is called a "wobbly narrative"?

In French? "I drown the fish as long as I can"

[GuyGadeboisTheBack]

And in French, what does that mean?

Honestly, I do not know. Maybe this is called a "wobbly narrative"?

In French? "I drown the fish as long as I can"

Do not forget that the Russian is teasing and that Putin's special operation, well, you have to take it literally:
natural-human-disasters/tension-with-russia-in-ukraine-t17111-3480.html#p507506

[Remundo]

No, it works for genocide, for unconditional murder even because you are Russian.

Because you are a Russian soldier who came to invade a sovereign nation... under the orders of a senile dictator.

it is a partial and biased vision of the problem.

This amounts to accusing the explosive charge by clearing the detonator and those who initiated it.