| Trump and Vance 18:21 - Feb 28 with 7259 views | raynor94 |
Unbelievable scenes in the White House, both accusing Zelensky of being disrespectful and starting World War 3.
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| Trump and Vance on 13:34 - Mar 6 with 335 views | union_jack |
| Trump and Vance on 12:34 - Mar 6 by SullutaCreturned |
That referendum was held by the Russian installed authorities with armed guards at the polling booths and people not allowed to vote in secret.
From the news,
Refat Chubarov, leader of the Tatars' unofficial parliament, said the referendum was illegal, and held in a hasty manner under the control of Russian troops.
"The fate of our motherland cannot be decided in such a referendum under the shadows of the guns of soldiers," he told the BBC.
The Tatars were deported to Central Asia by Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin. They were only able to return with the fall of the Soviet Union and many want to remain in Ukraine.
But the referendum did not have an option for those who wanted the constitutional arrangements to remain unchanged.
Voters were asked whether they wanted to join Russia, or have greater autonomy within Ukraine.
So, the voters didn't even have an option to remain unchanged within Ukraine, it wasn't a free and fair vote and anybody who says it was is just a Russian mouthpiece. |
Interesting, thanks. |  |
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| Trump and Vance on 13:43 - Mar 6 with 317 views | ReslovenSwan1 |
In my opinion discussing referendums I'd futile in a time if conflict. Russia has transplanted thousand of Russians into Crimea over the last ade since they occupied it by force.
It is population engineering. Mariupol was Ukrainian and had been demolished and new flats built for Siberian s only. Mariupol was not a place where " pro- Russian dominated. It did not matter they were on the road to Crimea the land bridge. Russians do not care about their own soldiers let along displaces civilians. Referendums ars a scam in Russia |  |
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| Trump and Vance on 13:59 - Mar 6 with 296 views | mangohilljack |
| Trump and Vance on 12:34 - Mar 6 by SullutaCreturned |
That referendum was held by the Russian installed authorities with armed guards at the polling booths and people not allowed to vote in secret.
From the news,
Refat Chubarov, leader of the Tatars' unofficial parliament, said the referendum was illegal, and held in a hasty manner under the control of Russian troops.
"The fate of our motherland cannot be decided in such a referendum under the shadows of the guns of soldiers," he told the BBC.
The Tatars were deported to Central Asia by Soviet dictator Joseph Stalin. They were only able to return with the fall of the Soviet Union and many want to remain in Ukraine.
But the referendum did not have an option for those who wanted the constitutional arrangements to remain unchanged.
Voters were asked whether they wanted to join Russia, or have greater autonomy within Ukraine.
So, the voters didn't even have an option to remain unchanged within Ukraine, it wasn't a free and fair vote and anybody who says it was is just a Russian mouthpiece. |
24 hours and all you can come up with is that courtesy of the BBC. Doesn't even merit a response and it proves what I have said all along, you are reliant on MSM for your information. If people don't start waking the F up Starmer is going to drag you into an unwanted war with Russia. Is that what you want? |  | | |
| Trump and Vance on 16:55 - Mar 6 with 228 views | SullutaCreturned |
| Trump and Vance on 13:59 - Mar 6 by mangohilljack |
24 hours and all you can come up with is that courtesy of the BBC. Doesn't even merit a response and it proves what I have said all along, you are reliant on MSM for your information. If people don't start waking the F up Starmer is going to drag you into an unwanted war with Russia. Is that what you want? |
I know I'm wasting my time because a Texan DJ knows better than an actual resident AND democratically elected political representative of the Crimea. Clearly Refat Chubarov is not a good source according to you. stick with your Texan DJ then.
If there is an unwanted war it is because of Putin and the USA. That's not to say Starmer is brilliant but he didn't cause this so blaming him for a potential war is silly.
What next, Churchill was responsible for WW2?
If it doesn't merit a response, why did you respond? | | | |
| Trump and Vance on 18:04 - Mar 6 with 202 views | Gwyn737 |
| Trump and Vance on 16:55 - Mar 6 by SullutaCreturned |
I know I'm wasting my time because a Texan DJ knows better than an actual resident AND democratically elected political representative of the Crimea. Clearly Refat Chubarov is not a good source according to you. stick with your Texan DJ then.
If there is an unwanted war it is because of Putin and the USA. That's not to say Starmer is brilliant but he didn't cause this so blaming him for a potential war is silly.
What next, Churchill was responsible for WW2?
If it doesn't merit a response, why did you respond? |
Come now, Cat.
You should be getting your truth from a Texan wedding DJ from facebook.
He can give you the real geopolitical headlines then play Come on Eileen for an encore. | | | |
| Trump and Vance on 22:16 - Mar 6 with 103 views | Scotia |
| Trump and Vance on 13:59 - Mar 6 by mangohilljack |
24 hours and all you can come up with is that courtesy of the BBC. Doesn't even merit a response and it proves what I have said all along, you are reliant on MSM for your information. If people don't start waking the F up Starmer is going to drag you into an unwanted war with Russia. Is that what you want? |
How is Starmer going to drag us in to the third world war?
What's he going to do that's going to provoke Russia more than NATO giving Ukraine billions of pounds worth of weapons to fire at Russians? | | | |
| Trump and Vance on 23:16 - Mar 6 with 54 views | scruffyjack |
| Trump and Vance on 11:42 - Mar 4 by mangohilljack |
I sincerely hope you’re not suggesting that I’m some kind of Putin fanboy—because nothing could be further from the truth. If you insist on labelling me, at least be accurate about it.
The fact that you genuinely believe Putin is the sole aggressor only proves one thing: you know absolutely nothing about the history of Russia and Ukraine. Instead of doing your own research, you blindly parrot whatever mainstream media feeds you—never once questioning their constant stream of lies and omissions.
Since you talk about democratic processes, let’s take a trip down memory lane:
2004: The CIA-backed Orange Revolution overturned an election result that favoured a pro-Russian candidate.
2014: Ukraine’s democratically elected president, Viktor Yanukovych, rejected an EU trade deal that would have devastated Ukraine’s economy. This was unacceptable to Washington, so they orchestrated a Western-backed coup—the so-called "Maidan Revolution"—to remove him. If you need to look it up, I suggest you do.
So, for the record: I am no fan of Putin—in any way, shape, or form. But I am a fan of the truth and exposing the lies and propaganda pushed by corrupt governments and media—lies that far too many programmed people around the world continue to swallow without question.
If people don’t take off their blinkers and recognise this deception for what it is, we’re only heading in one direction—and I’m sure I don’t need to spell out what that means. |
You’ve gone down a ruSSian propaganda infested memory lane fair play. Everything there is from putin’s list of reasons to justify invasion. Strange that you don’t mention the invasions of Transnistria, Chechnya (twice) and Georgia. Don’t tell me, the ruSSian speaking population were being persecuted in each case.
How anyone can support the evil topless horse riding dwarf at the head of the kremlin crime cartel is beyond me. No mainstream media were involved in the preparation of this comment. | | | |
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