benalvino3:


Good, so EU draws a member, that member then Join NATO and you expect russia do sit by and allow it to happen?

The president of a country rejected a deal, the US organized a coup to remove that president. that is not right. we are seeing the effects and to you NATO that can't resist expanding are the good guys.

Ibime:


Russia begged to join NATO but doesn't satisfy the democratic conditions to be considered

What's good for the Jews is good for Uganda

Ibime:


Man shut up

Incase you need reminder that Russia was the one that invaded, Russian troll farms have hammered this mumu brain into thinking Russia is the one that wants peace and Ukraine is the one that doesn't

benalvino3:


Crimean History has more to do with Russia than Ukraine. The bold i asked you to give citation on did not really show up in all this link you presented. I would have loved to see the Specific writeup about Ukrainian Aborigines exiled to Khazaks.

britanica n wiki
Crimea is a peninsula on the northern coast of the Black Sea that has a long and complex history of colonization and occupation by various powers. According to Britannica, the first settled occupation of Crimea was perhaps by the Cimmerians around 1000 BCE. In the following centuries, it was conquered and influenced by the Greeks, Romans, Scythians, Sarmatians, Goths, Huns, Khazars, Kipchaks, Mongols, Genoese, Ottomans, Russians and others. Wikipedia states that the most important Greek colonies in Crimea were Chersonesus near modern Sevastopol and Panticapaeum where Kerch now stands. These colonies came under Roman control in 15 BCE and survived until the 15th century CE. In the 10th century, Prince Vladimir I of Kievan Rus claimed these coastal cities and was baptized at Sevastopol, marking the beginning of the Christianization of Kievan Rus. However, Kiev could not retain Crimea, which fell to the nomadic Tatars of the Golden Horde. In the 13th century, the Genoese established commercial outposts along the coast, dominating the Black Sea trade until they were expelled by the Ottomans in 1475. The Ottomans recognized the Tatars of Crimea as an independent khanate under their suzerainty. The Tatars frequently raided Russia for slaves and resisted Russian expansion in the region. In 1783, Catherine II (the Great) annexed Crimea to the Russian Empire after defeating the Ottoman Empire in a series of wars. Crimea became a strategic location for Russia's naval power in the Black Sea.

In the 19th century, Crimea was the site of the Crimean War (1853-1856), where Russia fought against an alliance of Britain, France, Turkey and Sardinia over the control of the Ottoman territories. The war ended with Russia's defeat and the loss of its naval base at Sevastopol. Many Crimean Tatars were forcibly dispersed to other parts of Russia after the war. In the 20th century, Crimea witnessed more turmoil and violence during the Russian Revolution, the Civil War, World War I and World War II. In 1921, Crimea became an autonomous republic within Soviet Russia. In 1944, Stalin ordered the deportation of all Crimean Tatars to Central Asia and Siberia as a punishment for their alleged collaboration with Nazi Germany. Many of them died during or after the deportation. In 1954, Soviet leader Nikita Khrushchev transferred Crimea from Russia to Ukraine as a gesture of goodwill. After the collapse of the Soviet Union in 1991, Crimea remained part of independent Ukraine but retained a high degree of autonomy and a predominantly Russian-speaking population. In 2014, following a political crisis in Ukraine and a controversial referendum in Crimea, Russia annexed Crimea and declared it a federal subject of Russia. This move was widely condemned by most countries as a violation of international law and Ukraine's sovereignty.

The current occupants of Crimea are mainly ethnic Russians who make up about 65% of the population according to a 2001 census. There are also Ukrainians (about 15%), Crimean Tatars (about 12%) and other minorities living in Crimea. The status of Crimea is disputed between Ukraine and Russia and remains a source of tension and conflict in the region.

benalvino3:


The Genesis of this discussion is about me saying the US is saying they will REJECT a peace deal ushered by China without knowing what the deal is about.

https://youtube.com/shorts/ugvgTaMV51o?feature=share

My stance is not pro-US, Russia, or China. I just want the war to end and it will not end like this except Russia can feel the pressure. that will only happen when their cities start going up in flames. If Ukraine continues like this, it will become a desert. The US will at some point lose interest. Europe is seeing a lot of protest concerning this and more and more people want an end to this conflict instead of sending weapons. as it is... people who support giving aid to Ukraine is 50%

Its either they Do something significant or Call Russia to the Round table and look for solution. Now Iran is playing a big part on Russian Drone.

Cost 20k. Ukraine used 500k missile to shoot them down. this is not sustainable.

basilico:


I'll spare you . I guess I should have said that yes vax are effective for a short time.
My grouse with vax is the way the world had to wait for them.
There were cures for the Rona, but powers to be blocked every alternative treatment to the Rona.
Never bothered investigating these others, they were dismissed despite tens of peer reviewed articles showing alternates were effective

BraniacX:
we all want the war to end, even ukraine does, just not at the cost of ukraine's territorial intergrity and that is my point. As far as territoeial intergrity is concerned, china is an inadequate bad faith negotiator

budaatum:


Let me help you.

Imagine I start a war with you and enter your compound and take the contents of your living room and the land your living room is on. Now China comes along and convinces us to cease fire but I get to keep the contents of your living room and land it is on, and use the cease fire to barricade it up so it's harder for you to get it from me.

Tell me, Is that "advantage to the world", Ben?

basilico:
https://www.theepochtimes.com/minneapolis-to-pay-8-9-million-over-chauvins-actions-before-floyd_5192940.html?welcomeuser=1


Derek Chauvin killed two other people before George Floyd.
My understanding is that this method of killing by Chauvin is part of police restraint methods.

feedthenation:
---Stop the Steal’ Organizer Ali Alexander Apologizes After Being Accused of Asking Teen Boys for D*ck Pics---

https://www.thedailybeast.com/stop-the-steal-organizer-ali-alexander-apologizes-after-being-accused-of-asking-teen-boys-for-sexual-pics

A key figure in the pro-Trump “Stop the Steal” campaign has apologized after being accused of asking teenage boys for sexual pictures.

Ali Alexander has become one of the most ubiquitous figures in the MAGA movement. Trump himself reportedly requested that Alexander speak at his rally before the riot, with his appearance only quashed by a last-minute intervention from Trump’s aides. But this week, Alexander stands at the center of a scandal that raises questions about how powerful men in the far-right treat their younger acolytes.

“This is so gay,” Alexander said in a statement issued Friday night that addressed the allegations in broad terms.

Alexander, who has described himself as bisexual in the past, added that he was “battling with same-sex attraction.”

Teens say Alexander used dangled his right-wing connections to get them to send nudes.

BraniacX:
we all want the war to end, even ukraine does, just not at the cost of ukraine's territorial intergrity and that is my point. As far as territoeial intergrity is concerned, china is an inadequate bad faith negotiator

raumdeuter:
Millennium Park area of Chicago Saturday night spun out of control, resulting in two people shot, 15 arrested, property damage, and police outnumbered in attempts to shut down the disturbance.

The incident mirrored a similar scene last year in Chicago. On Saturday, crowds estimated by various sources in the hundreds up to thousands descended on the Millennium Park, which bars those under 21 after a certain hour. Instead, the teens smashed cars and jumped up and down on trapped vehicles, with police having to escort tourists back to their hotels in the area.

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/chicago-teen-takeover-floods-downtown-190708904.html

budaatum:


I am beating the hell out of you, so you should just give up so I don't beat you no more?

What's funny is this your thinking is not limited to Ukraine. When black people in America awaken to fight against discrimination your reaction seems to be the same, that they should stop fighting against discrimination because they will be beaten and killed by their more powerful discriminators. Its hard for you to understand that some will rather fight their oppressors than submit to oppression.

Obrigardo:
GUYS DOMINION VS FOX IS A GO.

Follow here for trial updates. I'll try to follow up daily. This is historic for many reasons.

https://www.nairaland.com/7657805/dominion-vs-fox-news-legal#122597295

benalvino3:




the new Chicago mayor blame the riot and looting on racism and won't condemn the looting. I know some VICTIMS will start screaming coons but this is embarrassing and it is now stereotypical.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VadFYX0xSo4

This is the effects of their actions when dens legalize criminality.

CNN still tries to blame it on racism

San Francisco is seeing the same trend of stores pulling out.

budaatum:
Here, si. A reminder.

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IjeBos:


A black kid 16 year old gets shot in the face for knocking on someone's door. Oklahoma County officials are talking about lynching black people. And this is what is pressing to you, a black Nigerian living in your village?

Still begging for those Scooby Snacks I see. Coons got to coons.

IjeBos:


Wish it was televised. A very big deal of a trial.