Sen. Pat Toomey says if John Fetterman is too sick to debate, he's too sick to be in U.S. Senate
if that POS never-trump rino Toomey is against Fetterman, that a pretty sure sign patriots ought to be voting FOR Fetterman.
calling on all the haters to do some ACTUAL due diligence on this….
>Climate change overwhelming California power grid
right… all the electric cars have NOTHING to do with it.
>LOL He does look like a slob
so you voted for slick willy 'cause you like his do? could you be any more shallow and retarded?
<calling on all the haters to do some ACTUAL due diligence on this….
all i see on this board is faggots making fun of Fetterman's appearance.GREAT FUCKING WORK, ALL YOU "AUTISTS"
not ONE anon actually looking into what Fetterman accomplished as mayor of braddock.
his record makes DJT look like the egomaniac poseur that he is.
you're all a bunch of childish fucking hypocrites.
>Project elsewhere dickfish.
projecting dickfish projects everyone ELSE is a projecting dickfish. LOL.
i notice your reply STILL focused on the SUPERFICIAL issue of appearance, and TOTALLY AVOIDED discussing his record as mayor of braddock.
GREAT WORK. asshats like you will do more to help Fetterman than his supporters ever could.
Responsibility for attacks on Zaporozhye NPP to rest on Kiev and those who did not stop it
Vasily Nebenzya called on the United Nations Security Council to "strongly condemn these provocative actions of the Kiev regime geared not only against the plant’s employees but also against international officials, IAEA experts"
UNITED NATIONS, September 6. /TASS/. Responsibility for the consequences of attacks on the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant will rest on Kiev and those UN Security Council countries, which did not stop Ukraine’s reckless actions, Russian Permanent Representative to the United Nations Vasily Nebenzya said on Tuesday.
"We have not been standing still and did not let hush up the Kiev regime’s reckless actions. We called the UN Security Council meetings on this matter twice last month. We tried to bring it home to our Western colleagues that this attacks are fraught with a real threat of a nuclear catastrophe at Europe’s largest nuclear plant. We have been calling on the Western delegations to think about possible consequences for the continent’s population and stop their advisees in Kiev," he said. "Regrettably, our call was ignored and the Kiev regime continued attacks on the Zaporozhye NPP under the passive eye of its Western patrons. They keep on doing it until today."
The Russian diplomat called on the United Nations Security Council to "strongly condemn these provocative actions of the Kiev regime geared not only against the plant’s employees but also against international officials, IAEA experts."
"In case, the Kiev regime continues its provocations, no one is guaranteed against more serious consequences. Responsibility for it rests entirely on Kiev, its Western patrons and all other Security Council members who lack courage to call things by their proper names and call on Kiev to stop its reckless actions against the Zaporozhye NPP, which create real threat to international peace and security," Nebenzya stressed.
https://tass.com/politics/1503717
IAEA’s calls to stop fire on Zaporozhye NPP must be addressed to Kiev, says lawmaker
Leonid Slutsky stressed that Ukrainian forces continued delivering strikes in the course of the recent IAEA mission, led by its Director General Rafael Grossi, to the nuclear power facility
MOSCOW, September 6. /TASS/. Recommendations stated in a report of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), calling in particular to stop the shelling of the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant, should have been addressed directly to the Kiev authorities, a senior Russian lawmaker said on Tuesday.
The IAEA published an official report earlier in the day on the results of its inspection visit to nuclear power facilities in Ukraine, including the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant (ZNPP).
"The IAEA published a report on the Zaporozhye NPP urging to stop shelling the plant and set up a safety and security zone around it," Chairman of the Russian State Duma’s Committee on International Affairs Leonid Slutsky said on his Telegram channel.
"Precise words, especially about the shelling," Slutsky said. "I completely agree with all of the report’s provisions. However, this report should have been more specific. All calls to stop the fire should have been addressed to Kiev only."
The lawmaker stressed that Ukrainian forces continued delivering strikes in the course of the recent IAEA mission, led by its Director General Rafael Grossi, to the nuclear power facility.
Slutsky added that the Ukrainian military was the party posing a threat of a possible nuclear accident.
"Western masters of [Ukrainian President Vladimir] Zelensky should finally realize the whole scope of their responsibility for inciting and supplying with weapons the terrorism regime of Kiev," he added.
On September 1, the IAEA mission led by the agency’s Director General Rafael Grossi entered the liberated part of the Zaporozhye Region via Ukraine-controlled territory in order to inspect the Zaporozhye nuclear facility. The mission was supposed to assess the physical damage and the plant’s safety and security systems.
Grossi told journalists that the IAEA experts conducted a primary assessment, managed to get key data and were planning to continue working at the nuclear station. Local residents whom Grossi talked to before leaving handed him a petition signed by over 20,000 people calling for an end to Ukrainian provocations against the nuclear plant.
On Tuesday, the IAEA has summed up the results of its inspection visit to the nuclear power facilities in Ukraine, including the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant (ZNPP), and published a corresponding report. The IAEA urged in its report to immediately set up a security zone around the ZNPP. The agency stated its readiness to immediately launch consultations on this issue because such step will help to prevent a nuclear incident that may be possibly provoked by military actions.
"Pending the end of the conflict and re-establishment of stable conditions there is an urgent need for interim measures to prevent a nuclear accident arising from physical damage caused by military means. This can be achieved by the immediate establishment of a nuclear safety and security protection zone," the IAEA said in its report in particular.
Energodar, which is the site of the Zaporozhye plant, Europe’s largest nuclear power facility, has been the target of shelling attacks by the Ukrainian military over the past few weeks. When carrying out its strikes against the nuclear power plant, the Kiev regime is using drones, heavy artillery and multiple launch rocket systems. In most cases, the attacks are repelled by Russian air defense systems. However, some rockets hit the NPP’s infrastructural facilities, including nuclear waste storage sites.
https://tass.com/politics/1503673
LIVE UPDATES: US Says Decision Not to Designate Russia as 'State Sponsor of Terrorism' is Final
Russia launched a military operation in Ukraine in February responding to calls for help from the people's republics of Donetsk and Lugansk who were coming under intensifying attacks from Kiev's troops.
The situation at the Zaporozhye nuclear power plant (ZNPP) remains tense as Ukrainian forces continue to shell the site during Russia's special operation.
The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) mission headed by director-general Rafael Grossi arrived at the ZNPP on Thursday: members of the delegation walked the territory and inspected sections of the plant that had been damaged by recent shelling. On Friday, Russia's Permanent Representative to the International Organizations in Vienna, Mikhail Ulyanov, said that two IAEA experts will remain at the ZNPP full-time and Moscow welcomed the move.
The ZNPP, on the left bank of the Dnieper River, came under the control of Russian forces after Moscow launched its special military operation in February.
Russia launched a military operation in Ukraine on 24 February after the people's republics of Donetsk and Lugansk appealed for help to defend themselves against Ukrainian forces. In response to Russia's operation, western countries have rolled out a campaign of comprehensive sanctions against Moscow and have been supplying weapons to Ukraine.
https://sputniknews.com/20220906/live-updates-air-defenses-activated-after-ukraine-forces-shell-novaya-kakhovka-say-authorities-1100414715.html
>>17508189 (me)
hmmmm…. IDK, sputnik's links may be broken.
>You should feel proud that I'm taking the time to shine a spotlight on your irrelevance.
simple question. yes or no are the ONLY acceptable answers. no distraction, no equivocation. just Y/N.
does the talmud say that all other races are inferior to jews, equivalent to cattle? Y/N?
the slide was the "debate" between jewshill and muhjoo shill.
i ended the slide by asking a simple direct question.
now pls explain how YOUR post is not perpetuating the slide.
i'll wait…
>Better question, who wrote the Talmud?
how the fuck is that a better question?
it's nothing more than deflection
the ISSUE is WHO CHOOSES to identify with it, regardless of the origins.
lameass try, fuckwit.
go be a glownigger somewhere else, clownboi