>dough
>hang on anons
>the thing over the hole
>They don't realize what happens when we are together.
>Kiev is winning the war
team effort
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Albert_Fish
>It almost gets me super mega ultra mad
In a closed session, the European Commission approved Putin's proposed payment system for Russian gas
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Bloomberg
Azov trained New Zealand mass shooter?
https://newrepublic.com/article/154434/friday-night-fights-ukraines-far-right
Those guys slowly gathering before the fights? Their tattoos feature symbols with neo-Nazi connotations such as the SS runic insignia. Their t-shirts are from well-known far-right fashion brands. That man running around like he’s the manager? He’s Denis Nikitin, a notorious neo-Nazi who has personally trained far-right extremists across Europe in combat, and has been called one of the most dangerous figures on Europe’s far right.
Here in Kyiv, at a venue owned and operated by Ukraine’s far-right Azov movement, you can pop in off the street and personally witness one of the ways violent extremists are prepping for the future.
https://www.rferl.org/a/azov-ukraine-s-most-prominent-ultranationalist-group-sets-its-sights-on-u-s-europe/29600564.html
Azov, Ukraine's Most Prominent Ultranationalist Group, Sets Its Sights On U.S., Europe
Associations Too Much For Some In Azov
While Azov's cooperation with groups like RAM has been largely welcomed by the group's members, some have found it uncomfortable.
Skillt, the Swedish national who fought as a sniper in the Azov Battalion, is one of them.
"I don't mind [Azov] reaching out, but the ones they reach out to… Jesus," he told RFE/RL, in an allusion to RAM. He added that he had recently distanced himself from Azov because of that association and others with far-right groups in Europe.
Skillt, who runs a private intelligence agency in Kyiv and said his clients "really don't enjoy bad company," argued that the group has made a mistake by not reaching out more to right-wing conservatives who could help with "influential contacts in Europe [so] you don't get branded a neo-Nazi."
But Semenyaka described praise of Azov from foreign ultranationalist groups who are increasingly welcoming it as evidence that the organization is taking the right path. And she said it isn't about to let up.
Next, she said, Azov hopes to win over larger, more mainstream far-right and populist Western political forces who "can be our potential sympathizers."
"If crises like Brexit and the refugee problem continue, in this case, partnerships with nationalist groups in Europe can be a kind of platform for our entry into the European Union."
https://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/ukraine-crisis/german-tv-shows-nazi-symbols-helmets-ukraine-soldiers-n198961
German TV Shows Nazi Symbols on Helmets of Ukraine Soldiers
In a ZDF report on the fragile cease-fire in eastern Ukraine, images were shown of soldiers wearing combat helmets with SS insignia and swastikas.
2014
Ukrainian soldiers with Nazi symbols on their helmets, including the swastika and the SS runes of Hitler's infamous black-uniformed elite corps.
>Musk Warns Twitter Users Are "Being Manipulated"
Is this thing on?