They just wanted to spend a few days off in a neighboring brotherly state. They didn't have any other transportation, so they used company vehicles. Cargo 200 was a result of three car crashes and a drunken brawl. Nothing to see here.
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Merged Ukraine erupts in riots and general strike.
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They just wanted to spend a few days off in a neighboring brotherly state. They didn't have any other transportation, so they used company vehicles. Cargo 200 was a result of three car crashes and a drunken brawl. Nothing to see here.
McHrozni
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Weird times: When Henry Kissinger Makes Sense
Do you agree with this part of his comments on the matter that your source failed to include somehow?
We cannot accept the proposition that Russia can dictate the outcome of its bordering nations by the constant use of military threat.
Or this one:
It is incompatible with the rules of the existing world order for Russia to annex Crimea. But it should be possible to put Crimea’s relationship to Ukraine on a less fraught basis. To that end, Russia would recognize Ukraine’s sovereignty over Crimea. Ukraine should reinforce Crimea’s autonomy in elections held in the presence of international observers. The process would include removing any ambiguities about the status of the Black Sea Fleet at Sevastopol.
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LSSBB
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For fun, just do a Google news search with the terms "globalresearch.ca Ukraine". It's like reading the scandal mag headlines in the supermarket checkout lines.
It's a fairly old concept, dating back nearly 14,000 years in some parts of the world.
Russia requires certain services, and offers currency in exchange. The said human beings need or desire currency, so they perform the required service in exchange for payment.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_money
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I agree.
I any case, this would be just about the least cost-effective place to have them ply their trade.
I'm imagining a ton of sticky notes with different handles and login passwords for obscure web forums. We had a guy here that used to always link to his moon hoax delusions on a San Antonio Spurs fan forum.
I know that the Kremlin does propaganda, but I strongly doubt that these particular protagonists are part of the program.
I know that the Kremlin does propaganda, but I strongly doubt that these particular protagonists are part of the program.
And even if so, I doubt they would want their puppets to post something as deranged as This rant, which I *think* says that Ebola is imaginary and is a tool by the Anglosphere to do... something.
Childlike Empress
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While Porky is prepared for "total war" and the brainwashed morons are still looking out for tanks Putin himself has assembled, the massacre goes on day by day.
That's a rhetorical question, of course.
Russia Insider said:
That's a rhetorical question, of course.
Border Reiver
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While civilian casualties are always to be avoided, this is not a massacre. This appears to be harassing fire (1 or 2 rounds not fired in support of wider operations) from an 82mm mortar (based on the apparent angle of descent from yield damaged house, and the tail fin on the ground).
There is no evidence as to the direction of fire.
I will state that all of the ex-soviet 82mm mortars have ranges of less than 6km.
There is no evidence as to the direction of fire.
I will state that all of the ex-soviet 82mm mortars have ranges of less than 6km.
Childlike Empress
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Oh, it's no secret where the shelling of civilian targets like schools in north-western Donetsk is coming from, even if the OSCE is a bit shy to include that in their reports and just points "north-west". Units that refuse to leave the Minsk agreement corridor and are holed in in Peski and Avdeeka.
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http://www.buzzfeed.com/maxseddon/documents-show-how-russias-troll-army-hit-america
They are polluting the internet and sadly they get away with it.
If not they're doing for free what somebody would pay money for. Occham's razor says they're intelligent enough to get paid for their work.
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dudalb
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I doubt that CE and Jihad Jane are on Putin's payroll. Russia can afford to hire a much better class of shill.
CE and Jane are motivated by ideology...in this case anybody who opposes the evil oppresive Capitalist West is automatically a good guy. See the article that jimbob posted in this thread.
dudalb
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One wonders if Putin is taking notes on what North Korea apparenty did to SONY studios for possible future reference if somebody makes a film where Putin's Russia is the bad guy.
Klimax
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I don't think they had to. Their hackers are already active and I wouldn't be surprised if government hackers were there too.
dudalb
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I admit, whenever the term RUssian Hacker is mentioned, I think of the guy in "Goldeneye""
"I AM INVINCIBLE"!
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