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Ignorance, the root and stem of all evil

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🇺🇸🇪🇺🇺🇦 When I testified before the U.S. Helsinki Commission, Congressman Steve Cohen asked me about the cretinous thoughts on Ukraine by RFK Jr & Don Jr, Putin’s “ballerina girlfriend”, & what NATO can do to push back on #Russian sabotage attacks against energy & critical infrastructure in #Europe. I said that it’s time for the “escalation managers” in #Washington and #Berlin to stop discouraging #NATO member states in which sabotage attacks have already been attributed to #Russian actors or GRU hired proxies to band together and declare Article 4 consultations. If we want to deter further shadow attacks while supporting #Ukraine, it’s time for Article 4 now! My full response:

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545,966 views • 2 years ago

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Ukraine is mentioned considerably less not just in the Western media but Russian ones as well. You know that I've been watching Russian propagandists for almost two years now. For the past month their main topic is Hamas and Israel. On this video as well - they repeat that the situation with Israel has divided the West, distracted from Ukraine and helps Putin's regime in reshaping the world.

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Anton Gerashchenko

111,910 views • 2 years ago

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HODGES: I love waking up every morning and seeing smoke coming from Russian oil terminal, or bridge that’s been hit, or Russian convoy vehicles on fire. I love seeing pictures of Russian tourists in Crimea who are amazed at what’s happening. They can’t believe this is happening. To me, this just shows that Russian government has not been honest with its people about the true state of the war. I mean, who would take their family to Crimea for a summer holiday in the middle of the war with everything that’s going on? So now, Russian population is starting to experience a little of what Ukrainians have been dealing with for years. It’s clear to me that the momentum has shifted in favor of Ukraine. It’s becoming increasingly obvious, even to skeptics who weren’t sure Ukraine could pull this off. I think it’s very important that both Ukraine and the West keep their foot on the gas and don’t let up now.

Kate from Kharkiv

36,220 views • 1 month ago

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Channel 4 News

31,544 views • 1 day ago

A girl from Mariupol says that eastern Ukraine is partly to blame for the war, because there were many vatniks there (in some cities even the majority of the population) who blindly believed Russian propaganda (this is not without the fault of pro-Russian Ukrainian oligarchs). And although many of them have repented now, it was they who created the environment suitable for the Russian invasion back then. And now the Mariupol woman is outraged that the east continues to live under Russian propaganda, which manipulates it, creating the inadmissibility of switching to the Ukrainian language and hatred for western Ukraine, which has been done all the time since 1991 for the sake of the split of Ukraine.

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75,740 views • 10 months ago

Some say that the most surprising aspect of the October 7 massacre—the most horrific attack on Jews since the Holocaust—is not necessarily what happened on October 7, not to minimize it. It is what happened on October 8 and October 9, and on all the days since, on Western campuses, in Western schools, and in Western media outlets. The way the West has reacted, in particular young people, all across this country and in Europe, to the horrors of October 7, has been as disappointing to so many of us as it was surprising because it misses the point. The point is that the October 7 attacks were not just attacks on Jews or Israelis alone; they were part of a broader war for the heart and soul of Western civilization.

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Roy K. Altman

13,362 views • 5 months ago

The Ukrainian delegation is already in the United States. Their main task is to present the full and accurate picture of what Russian strikes are causing. Among the consequences of this terror is the discrediting of the diplomatic process: people lose faith in diplomacy, and Russian attacks constantly undermine even the limited opportunities for dialogue that existed before. The American side must understand this. Progress is also needed on the documents that have been in preparation. Ukraine has never been and will never be a roadblock to peace, and it is now up to our partners to determine whether diplomacy moves forward.

The Ukrainian delegation is already in the United States. Their main task is to present the full and accurate picture of what Russian strikes are causing. Among the consequences of this terror is the discrediting of the diplomatic process: people lose faith in diplomacy, and Russian attacks constantly undermine even the limited opportunities for dialogue that existed before. The American side must understand this. Progress is also needed on the documents that have been in preparation. Ukraine has never been and will never be a roadblock to peace, and it is now up to our partners to determine whether diplomacy moves forward.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

260,669 views • 7 months ago

A large-scale attack on Kiev last night and a continued naval blockade on Ukraine. NATO's strategy of increasing deep strikes into Russia to weaken Russia's economy and make Russian civil society also feel the pain of war is a disastrous plan - for Ukraine. Why does NATO go up the escalation ladder at a time when Ukraine has run out of air defence missiles? Russia always had the option to intensify strikes on Kiev and impose a naval blockade to make Ukraine a de facto landlocked country. However, this was reserved as a step further up the escalation ladder. When the NATO political class pursued this strategy and their mouthpieces in the media uncritically celebrated the attacks on Russian civilian ships and commercial targets deep inside Russia, they certainly knew that it would trigger a response from Russia. However, this is the luxury of fighting a proxy war. NATO does not pay any cost yet, as the Russian retaliation is aimed against Ukrainian targets.

A large-scale attack on Kiev last night and a continued naval blockade on Ukraine. NATO's strategy of increasing deep strikes into Russia to weaken Russia's economy and make Russian civil society also feel the pain of war is a disastrous plan - for Ukraine. Why does NATO go up the escalation ladder at a time when Ukraine has run out of air defence missiles? Russia always had the option to intensify strikes on Kiev and impose a naval blockade to make Ukraine a de facto landlocked country. However, this was reserved as a step further up the escalation ladder. When the NATO political class pursued this strategy and their mouthpieces in the media uncritically celebrated the attacks on Russian civilian ships and commercial targets deep inside Russia, they certainly knew that it would trigger a response from Russia. However, this is the luxury of fighting a proxy war. NATO does not pay any cost yet, as the Russian retaliation is aimed against Ukrainian targets.

Glenn Diesen

388,166 views • 13 days ago

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🚨INTERVIEW: “THE NEGOTIATIONS ARE A WAY FOR RUSSIA TO SHIELD ITSELF FROM FURTHER SANCTIONS” "The war in Ukraine, when you look at the front line, is moving in Russia’s favor, but extremely slowly, with enormous losses on both sides, particularly on the Russian side. Putin has so far found a way to bring Russians into the armed forces, mostly by creating financial incentives. On the other hand, the U.S. refused to support Ukraine financially and militarily on a voluntary basis. They agreed only to share intelligence and sell weapons to Europe, and Europe is buying these weapons for Ukraine. While the Russian economy is still holding, the Western alliance is cracking. I have to view the negotiations as nothing more than a way for Russia to shield itself from further sanctions." Serhii Plokhy, Harvard Professor of Ukrainian History.

Mario Nawfal

30,595 views • 8 months ago