Anonymous ID: 1e9b1b Feb. 19, 2023, 11:02 a.m. No.18376699   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>6705 >>6759

PB<<18376544

 

>>18376499 (You)

>I could never go home. There is no reality there

 

Then you can certainly relate to Bill Cooper:

“You find very quickly that people are afraid to be around you because they can see the government being upset about what you’re talking about, and they can see repercussions coming, and of course they have happened and will continue to happen and, ultimately, I believe that there will be some kind of terminal point where they decide that they’re not just, just not gonna put up with this pest anymore and that’s gonna be the end of me.”

 

“You can’t go to church. You can’t go to cocktail parties because everybody else is sitting around talking about the weather or “oh what school did you go to” and you, when you have done the research and arrived at some of the answers that I know to be true now,those people become like Kindergarten children. They’re not in the real world and I can’t engage in that kind of a conversation so you really find yourself in another world that has nothing to do with all of the rest of the people who are running around engaged in their activities that they think are so important to them. And to them, they really are, but to me they’ve lost the reality of what really is important and they are about to lose the freedom to even discover those things, at this point.”

–Bill Cooper

 

Milton William Cooper Truth Isolation

https://youtu.be/PCpJguSGfb4

 

Thank you Anon this answers a lot, Bill was saying exactly how truth tellers and patriots are treated. Or strong people who resist lies. When he said they act like kindergartners, is exactly what my sister does now after covid. She used to be sane and balanced, hardly ever angry. Now if I bring up a subject she starts shouting, “I don’t want to hear it over and over and over”. Even if my statements are in agreement with her. It seems she knows the truth but her guilt is deep, and incurable. The hideous programming have damaged people beyond repair it seems!

 

I found the following thread with a question from the author:

 

Specifically, the query was: “Which aspect of the response to COVID affected you most at a personal level?”

 

I will post it after this. It’s truly sad what they intentionally did to the world!

Anonymous ID: 1e9b1b Feb. 19, 2023, 11:07 a.m. No.18376720   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>6729

 

The Political Became Very Personal

BY MICHAEL SENGER FEBRUARY 6, 2023

1/4

The scars that have been left on all of us by the response to COVID are incomprehensibly varied and deep. For most, there hasn’t been enough time to mentally process the significance of the initial lockdowns, let alone the years-long slog of mandates, terror, propaganda, social stigmatization and censorship that followed. And this psychological trauma affects us in myriad ways that leave us wondering what it is about life that just feels so off versus how it felt in 2019.

 

For those who were following the real data, the statistics were always horrifying. Trillions of dollars rapidly transferred from the world’s poorest to the richest. Hundreds of millions hungry. Countless years of educational attainment lost. An entire generation of children and adolescents robbed of some of their brightest years. A mental health crisis affecting more than a quarter of the population. Drug overdoses. Hospital abuse. Elder abuse. Domestic abuse. Millions of excess deaths among young people which couldn’t be attributed to the virus.

 

But underneath these statistics lie billions of individual human stories, each unique in its details and perspectives. These individual stories and anecdotes are only just beginning to surface, and I believe that hearing them is a vital step in processing everything that we’ve experienced over the past three years.

 

I recently sent out a query on Twitter as to how people had been affected by the response to COVID at an individual level. The conversation that emerged is a luminating and haunting reflection of what each of us experienced over the past three years. Below is a tiny selection of the responses that I found especially powerful.

 

Specifically, the query was: “Which aspect of the response to COVID affected you most at a personal level?”

 

Mark Trent: “Watching the last remnants of my belief in democracy get peeled away. Seeing the collusion across the globe roll out in lockstep made me realise just how powerful and comprehensively in control those that orchestrate the darkness are.”

 

Dr Jonathan Engler: “The realization that nearly everyone I knew would give up literally all their individual rights for the illusion of safety.”

 

Muriel Blaive, PhD: “How my friends, including many colleague historians who know very well the history of the 20th century, proved ready to believe any propaganda, to refrain from questioning government nonsense, and to publicly shame anyone who did. It’s as if all the studies we led were for naught.”

 

Myrddin the Weathered: “How easily people were propagandized. Particularly people who I thought carried the ability to properly scrutinize the situation. Frankly, it was downright chilling how easily most people fell in line. No question how the Nazis were able to control their populace.”

 

Watcher: “Closures. My business was thrown for a loop and the outlets I used to deal with depression like the gym or going for coffee w/friends were closed and it was beyond hard to get through the day with everything going on and no outlet to deal with any of it Talking about it is traumatic.”

 

Christine Bickley: “Everything. My business that I spent 30 years building hasn’t recovered and is unlikely to. I used to have health insurance and save. Had to cancel the ins and am using my savings to top up income. I’m not the worst off by far. It was criminal.”

 

Jemma Palmer: “Lockdown = no income, no home, health declined, mental health declined, didn’t see my family or friends for years, changed my life for the worse, not sure I will get to have kids now, I’d like to be who I was before lockdown & for my life to be what it was.”

 

Sarah Burwick: “The restrictions on travel and rules governing visiting patients in the hospital. I believe my mom would be alive today had I been able to visit her and advocate for her care in person. It haunts me.”

 

ProfessorYaff1e: “Not being able to visit my dad in hospital as he lay dying until the last couple of days when he was so far gone he didn’t know what was going on.”

 

Sursum Corda: “Having my mom locked up in an assisted living center & not being able to hug her or talk to her except by phone through a closed window-all while HCWs traipsed in & out unmolested. I was so angry!!!

 

PJS: “The lies.”

 

Karinaksr: “Segregation, exclusion.”

 

Tin hayes: “Tribalism.”

 

Ally Bryant: “Had to be the crimes against humanity…”

 

Nick Hudson: “The darkness of it all.”

 

Remnant MD: “The disintegration of Autonomy. One of the four pillars of medical ethics. Those who partook, have made a mockery of medicine.”

 

https://brownstone.org/articles/the-political-became-very-personal/

Anonymous ID: 1e9b1b Feb. 19, 2023, 11:08 a.m. No.18376729   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>6739

>>18376720

2/4

MD Aware: “The willingness of so many to comply with all of it, no questions asked – even when things made no logical sense. The unwillingness of the same individuals, especially colleagues, to listen to any reason. I never imagined society could be so influenced and so horribly misled.”

 

Love4WesternCanada: “My mother dying alone, after have been cut off from all family for 7 weeks.”

 

ThinkingOutLoud: “The devastating human misery created by the closures of people’s businesses. Being unable to talk to any friends or most family because every single one of them agreed with what was happening, I was treated like a leper. It’s why I turned to twitter, to feel less alone.”

 

RantingLogician: “My ex fell for it, I didn’t and refused to comply or close my business, and she kept my young children from me the entirety of the first lockdown.”…

 

Debbie Mathews: “Losing a 30 year friendship because we had a difference of opinions on the issue. She considered me a selfish grandma killer.”

 

Number 99: “It harmed my career, irrevocably. Tied with, it harmed my son’s college career, irrevocably. Tied with: it harmed my marriage, irrevocably.”

 

Hillary Beightel: “Masks. Not just the fact they were useless. They became a political symbol, but they served as a tool to keep people scared. Masks mean everyone is sick. They played such a huge psychological role… I hate them!”

 

Year Zero: “Vaccine passports. I still can’t believe that most people just went along willingly with segregating their friends and family members out of society. There’s been no atonement for this. It’s deeply fractured close relationships in a way I’m not certain I’ll ever get over.”

 

Kristen Mag: “For me it was being cast out of public spaces for five months. Dark days.”

 

Natalya Murakhver: “School closures and child mask policies.”

 

Mike O’Hara: “Everything that was done to children. Masking, separation, isolation.”

 

BundlebranchblockMD: “Watching my then teenagers go from happy, healthy, engaged kids to isolated, depressed, emaciated kids. Biggest mistake of our lives not moving them to private school immediately. We have spent many times more than the cost of tuition on therapy and tutors.”

 

Spence O Matic: “My son was a 2020 high school grad. All the signatures of that, plus his senior year of baseball….wiped out because of a severe cold with zero threat to him. No grad night. No prom. Nothing. No apologies will suffice for me. Ever. The data was clear.”

 

Rob Hazuki: “The persistent doom figures on the news, the advertising on tv that messaged as if the world had been nuked and the way the media didn’t ask any intelligent questions during press conferences other than to beg to be locked down harder.”

 

IT Guy: “I was booted out of my niece’s wedding for not being vax’d. My wife hasn’t seen her grandkids since the Before Times because she’s not vax’d. My first cousin died of cardiac arrest right after 2nd Moderna dose. That’s 3 I know, but all pretty impactful.”

 

M_Vronsky: “I no longer speak to my father or my brother, both of whom abandoned all of their supposed Liberal pretenses and became authoritarians up to the point of arguing for my segregation from society (my father argued that to my face the last time we spoke).”

Anonymous ID: 1e9b1b Feb. 19, 2023, 11:10 a.m. No.18376739   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>6744

>>18376729

3/4

 

Instavire: “The overwhelming # of people (family not excepted) willing to turn Milgram’s dial up to “potentially lethal,” when it came to punishing the non-vx’d — and worse, that they did so with such glee. The success of the experiment sickens me and most of these people are still among us.”

 

Foundring: “My parents/family didn’t care when I lost my jobs over the vax mandate.”

 

DDP21: “The way friends and family turned on each other over vaccine status. Our already small family has been destroyed by it. My kids are growing up without their aunt, uncle and cousins.

 

EatSleepMask: “Being a teacher & seeing kids who need the consistency of school, being forced to stay home. Then having to reassure not only them but my own kids that things would be ok, when I was just as shell shocked as they were. Not to mention balancing educating my students & my kids.”

 

LFSLLBHons: “Masking children and the fact that most parents did it willingly and turned on those who tried to save the children.”

 

PiA: “It shuttered my ~15 year old business. It isolated my loved ones after the death of my mother. It was a tough road to navigate for everyone. But the worst part: it ruined too many lives.”

 

Manny Grossman: “Losing my business, career, career trajectory, friends, business contacts, reputation and the ability to shop in my local stores etc. All because I advocated for reality and truth.”

 

Captain Ancapistan: “It broke the brains of almost everyone I know, and forever changed my perspective of western medicine.”

 

Nicky Frank: “April 22, 2020 and May 6, 2020. Those were the days my friends Ryan and Jen committed suicide because they couldn’t bare the isolation anymore and people were telling them they’re weak. Ryan’s words “I can’t infect anyone if I’m dead” still haunt me.”

 

John Baird: “The snooping, snitching, silencing, and bullying of sceptics, neighbours, and people with hidden disabilities. Curtain twitchers, do-gooders, and virtue signallers held sway. Never again.

 

SunnySideUp: “Lockdown down!! Having to deal with my 15 yr daughter self-harming, suicidal thoughts, eating disorder and fear of fire… I hate what they did. Also how it has affected her twin sister! Both seeing counsellors… not what I have ever wanted!!”

 

Beth Baisch: “Social bubbles. Nobody included me in theirs. It was an awful, lonely way of finding out where one stands. Some friends saw me out walking one day and rather than come over and say hello they DM’d later because I wasn’t in their bubble. Still suffering effects.”

 

Lex: “My brother disowning me. Family specifically not allowing me into their homes. My ‘spectrum’ child freaking out at homeschooling. The hangover of being dead inside half the time & despondent the other. Worrying friends & family have that poison pulsing through them. Etc Etc Etc…”

 

Camelia: “Restrictions on live performance. I worked in music and became completely black pilled on the entire industry.”

 

Fashion Felons: “My company went bankrupt and lost my job. Family and friends wouldn’t see me because I was from a ‘hot zone.’ Got the jab and lots of horrible side effects. Need I go on?”

 

Miki Tapio Walsh: “Universal masking of healthy people and forcing us to live in a faceless society hit me hard. I was also frustrated that I lost the ability to do my normal exercise routine for 2 years… I know not the most important thing in the world, but it truly affected my mental health.”

Anonymous ID: 1e9b1b Feb. 19, 2023, 11:11 a.m. No.18376744   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>18376739

4/4

 

James F. Kotowski: “My son’s having been kept out of school, missed out on most of his wrestling season, etc. On a more societal level, the exacerbation of the schism between ‘republicans’ and ‘democrats,’ and the degraded status of dialogue between ‘opposing’ pts of view.”

 

Russ Walker: “The school lockdowns, my daughter lost her junior and senior year. Followed by all the General lockdowns and vaccine mandates. Unforgivable!”

 

Daniel Hadas: “Closure of universities. A fundamental betrayal of students’ and lecturers’ vocation.”

 

Stevemur: “School/university response. Those who had the most at stake (i.e., learning, childhood, socialization) had a LOT summarily taken away from them, with very little evidence to support it. And when the evidence became clear, it has taken (and IS taking) way too long to restore it.”

 

Rowan: “I think seeing people get hurt, the hypocrisy and discrimination. At this point people not willing to admit they were wrong and being so terrible.”

 

Trish the Dish: “I’m probably going to get married (ask me again in a month) and my one remaining Alive Parent I’m not going to invite because he disowned due to disagreements about the shot.”

 

Snek: “My oldest is on the spectrum and he never got used to going to school again after the closures. It’s cost me all my vacation days and my ex has had a burnout due to it. Everyone is emotionally exhausted and he’s having to go to special counselors. He was doing great before.”

 

Molly Ulrich: “When folks got a kick out of being authoritarians when they told me to pull up my mask over my nose.”

 

Increase Laws: “The mask humiliation ritual & watching my kids have to do it. Got cut off from family members. Lost a rental & threatened with job loss plus the inability to travel. 2020 was quite the year.”

 

Maret Jaks: “Me, I’m fine, but watching our gov’t give young people despair and loneliness and being helpless to do anything about it – awful. My kids are grown and fine and managed their teens well. Many of my friends fed into the fear and one couple found their only child dead (suicide).”

 

Elizabeth Forde: “Constantly wondering what small freedom was going to be taken away next, and the isolation from friends and family. It reminded me of when I was in a domestically violent relationship with a lot of coercive control. My PTSD came back because Lockdown felt so similar to me.”

 

Dawn: “Hospital protocols. My mom (vaccinated, recovered from COVID, & rec’d monoclonal antibodies) was denied seeing my dad until the day before he died. 3.5 weeks he laid there by himself. Unforgivable.”

 

Golden Bull: “There were many aspects but one that both crushed & infuriated me were old friends in nursing homes that were locked up unable to see their family & friends. Two of these friends passed on only seeing one family member & staff for more than 6 months. A sad end to life. Criminal.”

 

Helpful_signage: “Being locked out as my grandfather died alone, then not having a funeral. Our church emptying out. Watching my covid fanatic brother push everyone out of his life, culminating in an abrupt divorce. Our neighbors across the street divorced. My kids had 2 years of birthdays alone. Me & everyone at my job took a 20% salary cut. We couldn’t visit grandparents across the border. i lost a bunch of longtime friends. The nights our kids would break down in tears because they thought their friends didn’t like them anymore. Beaches, parks, trails all roped off. Our neighbours yelling out the window at us for going outside. No bathrooms open if we tried to travel. Not being able to buy clothes because they were non-essential. Having no toilet paper. Threatening, bewildering government propaganda commercials and signs everywhere. Can’t forget our stupid complicated border situation where we were required to ‘quarantine’ in a friend’s basement for 14 days (despite not having covid), during which the gov’t would call us every day to ensure we didn’t leave and would make us wait hours to take tests on webcam. Every day brought a new horror. There’s so much more. It was all so ridiculous, and yet nobody objected. People cheered for it, became deputized civilian enforcers of it even. Watched so many people’s lives get ruined while they stood by applauding.”

 

It will take many years before we can fully process the trauma of what we experienced during COVID. But hopefully, sharing our individual human stories can help us get at least part of the way there.

Anonymous ID: 1e9b1b Feb. 19, 2023, 11:59 a.m. No.18376979   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>6981

>>18376759

They planned this long ago. It was long before The day Trump came down the escalator.

 

Did anons do searching on the meaning of that exact date? June 15, 2016, does anyone have the exact time?

 

The date and time were picked for the War to end all wars, I’d like to do research on the meaning of even the astrology. Trump knows they use these dates and times to unleash hell.

 

Yes Covid destroyed a lot of lives but as anons explain, so much more was averted. The 16 year plan was specifically for Satan to destroy the genetic seed of Adam or Abraham. This cycle is so much bigger than we can think, “Biblical” is the truth. And when Trump gets back I think this war will continue.

 

The shocking and disgusting part was how so many of the citizens of the US caved. I don’t know the percentage but my sense it was definitely over 60%. That itself is frightening, because the rerun of the Revolutionary War is coming! Or Armageddon.

 

Just think how much more hell and death HRC would have released on day one. The fortunate thing is Bidan negating some of Trump’s EOs on day one, was not as destructive if Trump couldn’t release all the 220 EOs and unnumbered orders along with PEADs he did.By Trump completing four years he delayed their centuries old plan.

 

Executive Orders

“In addition to the numbered executive orders,there are many unnumbered orders(see Lord 1943). The best known compilation includes “over 1500” unnumbered orders, but the editor notes that the true total is unknown. Estimates have reportedly ranged as high as 50,000. The editor, Lord, notes emphatically that “no distinction can be made between numbered and unnumbered Orders on the basis of subject matter, general applicability, public interest, or legal effect.”

 

There have always been many forms of Presidential orders in addition to the numbered Executive Orders and Executive Orders included in the published "unnumbered series". Currently, these commonly are called “Memorandums” but can have many titles. Decades ago, such documents were commonly titled “Letters.”

 

In this table we present the total number of Executive Orders issued by presidential term (not calendar year). Thus, this table does not include other forms of written presidential orders (such as memorandums), or discretionary executive actions not accompanied by a published presidential directive. For an illustration of themany different kinds of presidential directives that are NOT called "Executive Orders"

 

https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/statistics/data/executive-orders

Anonymous ID: 1e9b1b Feb. 19, 2023, 12:10 p.m. No.18377023   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>18376773

There are 1,000s and 1,000s of studies done over the last century proving exactly that. But NIH founds more studies, its a freaking waste of money. They even knew this is the 1800s. They just find and fund scientists to say masks work to confuse the public. They waste money intentionally.

 

Don’t trust the science, especially today

Anonymous ID: 1e9b1b Feb. 19, 2023, 12:29 p.m. No.18377119   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>18376680

He’s a fucking asshole, while he’s still bombing Donetsk

 

19 Feb, 2023 12:53

Ukraine targets Donetsk with massive shelling – monitor

A total of 40 rockets have been fired at the Russian city, a group monitoring attacks on the Donbass regions has said

 

Kiev’s forces have launched a rocket attack on the city of Donetsk, a local organisation monitoring Ukrainian strikes on the Donetsk and Lugansk People’s Republics said on Sunday. In just two minutes,a total of 40 projectiles were fired at the Russian city, using multiple rocket launchers, the statement claimed.

 

It is so far unclear whether the bombardment resulted in any casualties. Videos allegedly taken at the scene and published on social media by Russian news outlets show some local shops were severely damaged, with smashed windows and holes in the walls. The area around the buildings is littered with debris.

 

According to the monitoring group, the Joint Center for Control and Coordination (JCCC), Ukrainian attacks earlier in the day also caused power outages at eight electrical substations throughout the city, leaving some 800 residents without power.

 

The projectiles struck an indoor market, municipal authorities in Donetsk said, causing “heavy smoke” in the area. At least three people were injured in the bombardment, the local territorial defense headquarters said.

 

The city mayor, Aleksey Kulemzin, accused Kiev of “systematic killing of civilians” in Donetsk. According to Kulemzin, several apartment blocks were severely damaged in the strike, which caused fires.

 

An indoor market also suffered serious damage, the official said, adding that the Ukrainian forces were well aware that the market was a “place of mass gathering” of civilians and that Kiev’s troops “knew exactly what they were firing at.”

 

Donetsk has been shelled continuously by Ukrainian forces since 2014, when the two Donbass republics refused to recognize the Western-backed coup in Kiev. The attacks further intensified after Moscow launched its military operation in Ukraine almost a year ago.

 

On February 5, a Ukrainian strike killed three people in the city, as artillery rounds hit several residential blocks. According to the JCCC, Kiev’s attacks have resulted in more than 4,000 civilian deaths in the Donetsk People’s Republic alone since large-scale hostilities broke out.

 

https://www.rt.com/russia/571734-ukraine-targets-donetsk-strike/

Anonymous ID: 1e9b1b Feb. 19, 2023, 12:32 p.m. No.18377140   🗄️.is 🔗kun

19 Feb, 2023 17:40

Taliban reveals plans for abandoned US military bases

The Pentagon ended its near two-decade military presence in Afghanistan in 2021

 

Afghanistan’s fledgling Taliban leadership is set to use military bases abandoned by the United States during its 2021 withdrawal from the countryas ‘special economic zones’ for businessesas part of a drive to support economic self-sufficiency, a top government official said in a statement on Sunday.

 

“Following a thorough discussion, it was decided that the Ministry of Industry and Commerce should progressively take control of the remaining military bases of the foreign forces with the intention of converting them into special economic zones,” acting deputy prime minister Mullah Abdul Ghani Baradar said.

 

This comes after acting commerce minister Haji Nooruddin Azizi said earlier this year that the Taliban government intends to launch a “national self-sufficiency program” to boost the use of domestic products.

 

“We will support any item which can help us for self-sufficiency,” he said, adding that this messaging would be “encouraged [to] people through mosques.”

 

Aid agencies have warned of a potentially severe humanitarian crisis as Afghanistan’s economy struggles under Taliban rule following its takeover after foreign troops left the country in the wake of nearly 20 years of war.

 

The Islamic fundamentalist group experienced little-to-no resistance from President Ashraf Ghani’s forces when it captured the Afghan capital Kabul on August 15, 2021, as it returned to power after the US overthrew its regime two decades earlier.

 

The capture of power led to the freezing of central bank assets held overseas, as well as sanctions being imposed on its banking sector. The country is also heavily dependent on humanitarian aid. However, the World Bank recently delivered a better-than-expected appraisal of Afghanistan’s fiscal affairs, saying high exports and a stable exchange rate had been noted under Taliban rule.

 

The Taliban say they remain committed to boosting its economy through trade and investment – though foreign investors are understood to be anxious at the idea of establishing trade relationships after a series of attacks in the country.

 

In December, armed men opened fire at a hotel frequently used by Chinese businessmen in what was seen as a warning to foreign investors considering working with the Taliban-led government. Islamic State (IS, formerly ISIS) claimed responsibility for the terrorist attack.

 

https://www.rt.com/news/571741-afghanistan-taliban-us-military-bases/

 

I really didn’t expect this

Anonymous ID: 1e9b1b Feb. 19, 2023, 12:36 p.m. No.18377166   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7257

19 Feb, 2023 18:34

 

Ukraine makes request to Spotify

 

Kiev authorities asked the Swedish streaming service to remove songs by Russian artists who "support the war"

 

Kiev has requested that Swedish audio streaming service Spotify remove songs by Russia-based artists who ‘support the war,’ the Ukrainian president’s Chief of Staff, Andrey Ermak, told the Times on Sunday. The country has been trying to limit Russian culture since the start of the military operation last February.

 

In March of last year, Spotify proclaimed its solidarity with Ukraine and announced that it had closed its office "indefinitely" and "restricted the discoverability of shows owned and operated by Russian state-affiliated media." The company added that it "took the additional step of removing all RT and Sputnik content from Spotify in the EU and other markets." In April, the company also suspended the availability of the service to users in Russia. However, they did not limit any Russian artists on the platform, which is what Ermak is asking now.

 

So far, Spotify has not removed any artists from its catalog, even when they are embroiled in controversy. The Swedish company did not ban US musician Kanye West (who legally changed his name to Ye) from the service even when multiple companies dropped partnerships with him due to his anti-Semitic remarks. American cult-leader and mass murderer Charles Manson also still has his songs available on Spotify.

 

Ukraine itself banned songs by Russian artists domestically last May, restricting their playtime in local media and public spaces. The ban did not include streaming services and a February study by Telegraf.com.ua showed that Russian songs were still some of the most played in Ukraine, although a bit less than last year.

 

Ukrainian culture minister Aleksandr Tkachenko asked Western states to boycott 19th century classic composer Pyotr Tchaikovsky, in a December opinion piece in The Guardian. Tkachenko argued canceling venues for Russian artists by other European countries would be a "conscious step" for a "mature democratic society." However, this was not met with much support, as David Butcher, the chief executive of Manchester’s Hallé Orchestra, told The Guardian the same month that it wasn’t appropriate to "cancel, pause or self-censor, in our case, great music which deserves to be performed and heard."

 

https://www.rt.com/russia/571743-ukraine-spotify-ban-request/

 

Ukraine’s music needs to be removed, Russia is much older than this sore of corruption on the earth

Anonymous ID: 1e9b1b Feb. 19, 2023, 12:40 p.m. No.18377182   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>7224

19 Feb, 2023 15:53

EU in ‘urgent war mode’ – top diplomat

Josep Borrell claims the war in Ukraine will be over unless the bloc resolves the ammunition shortage

 

European Union foreign policy chief Josep Borrell has called for more weapons for Ukraine and faster shipment of ammunition. His words come amid Western promises of new armament deliveries for Kiev and growing shortages in his bloc's own stocks.

 

“We are in urgent war mode,” Borrell said on Sunday, during the last day of the Munich Security Conference. He added that the conflict would be over if the shortage of ammunition was not resolved in “a matter of weeks.”

 

The diplomat bemoaned the depletion of European stockpiles, claiming that the Union “forgot about classical wars… only engaged in expeditionary forces and technological Blitzkrieg.”

 

He announced that the EU defense ministers will hold a special meeting on March 8-9 to attempt to resolve this issue. Borrell said that he will also present the idea of using the 3.6 billion euros ($3.6 billion) of the European Peace Facility to jointly buy ammunition for Kiev, using the EU’s experience in joint procurements of Covid-19 vaccines.

 

Borrell himself was wary of the ammunition shortages back in September, saying supplies were “depleted.” This assessment was echoed by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, who warned that the Alliance’s countries were running out of rounds they could donate to Kiev’s war effort.

 

Multiple EU countries and the US have pledged to send modern, Western-made tanks to Ukraine; however, the process will take months with no clear timetable. The UK and France are also mulling sending fighter jets to Kiev, with London already training pilots. However, French President Emmanuel Macron said earlier this month that sending warplanes was not something that could be done “in the coming weeks.”

 

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said earlier this month that the weapons shipments to Kiev would not stop Russia from achieving the goals of the military operation, but would instead just “prolong the suffering” for Ukraine.

 

https://www.rt.com/news/571740-borrell-urgent-war-mode/

 

Borrell doesn’t understand this could give motivation to countries to not give ammunition

Anonymous ID: 1e9b1b Feb. 19, 2023, 12:53 p.m. No.18377228   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>18376889

So true, the nuns in Catholic school were brutal, the older ones. The senior nun threatened the nuns that brutalized my two brothers. At least there were some good ones.

 

Its sad really, but look what they are doing today, its didgusting