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  1. vasco

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    Why don't you ask your government then?

    I would ask mine.
     
  2. rgreat

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    https://www.kp.ru/online/news/4674220/
    P.S. Vasco - stop pulling bullshit out of your ass. We are not interested in your circlejerking on fakes.
     
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    They tell when they decide to. It's classified for now.
    You could. But they don't know.
     
  5. vasco

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    Why do you think they classified it?


    Of course mine don't know, I meant I would ask them if I were you.
     
  6. rgreat

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    Because it's a military operation in active phase.
     
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    Of course it's possible that this is indeed what happened (i.e. it was a hacker /misinformation attack). It's good to be skeptical of any such publications, but by the same token shouldn't you also be somewhat skeptical of this explanation? I mean it could just as well have been a case of them publishing the casualty numbers, then realizing that this doesn't make them look particularly good and thus immediately removing this part from the article. Your skepticism seems to be somewhat biased in one particular direction.


    EDIT: Couldn't get nested quotes to work properly.
     
  8. vasco

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    That doesn't mean anything.
    It's normal that the society knows all the time the number of casualties, because it's the people who are fighting.
    Maybe it has to do with not wanting to be accountable for the number of lost boys?
     
  9. vasco

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    Rgreat, if you're feeling bullied let us know, ok?

    :D
     
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    I'm feeling boredom.

    Your attempts on bullying are on the elementary school level.

    Maybe next time you post something interesting? Or of a value?

    Not really so excited to dispel one fake after another. Time and time again.

    You should have something creditable in your "free" media, right? :facepalm:
    At least something small!
     
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  11. vasco

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    It was a joke, silly!
    It's not about egoes here.
     
  12. vasco

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    Aren't you concerned Putin has banned everything from you?
    Can you use a vpn?
     
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    What you're experiencing is not boredom, but being cut off any source of independent data.
    Facebook gone.
    Do you really think you'll get any relevant socially-sourced information from Vkontakte?

    We do post interesting stuff (and also dumb jokes - me feel guilty for the latter one), but you ignore it.
    And we also see stuff we'll only be able discuss after the war with you (I guess I and vasco witness it every day).
    And we're becoming increasingly sure that you're fucked.
    Your entire narrative was based on a hoax, that has perished during the first two days of invasion.
    Now you have no idea what to do next.
    You're stuck without perspectives.
    You've become mired in mud, but also in loss of chances.
    You've lost.
    And your sole allies are Belarus and North Korea... sad as it is.
     
  14. rgreat

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    Not really. It is to be expected after your media and social networks went into hysterical Russophobia, with unrestricted discrimination of our voices.

    This will greatly reduce the ability of the hostile west to manipulate situation and alter opinions in the country.
    And will move people to domestic analogs of the blocked resources. All for the good for our IT sector.
    Just because it will be more convenient for people this way. And much safer.
    It's like spam/malware filter on my mail.

    And yes, I have VPN if I really need to check something meaningful in the west media dung puddle.

    5 min ago checked picture hugo baskervill posted through it.
     
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  15. rgreat

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    -frog- go preach to someone else.
    I'm not interested in braindead people.

    You are even worse than vasco.
    He at least somewhat managed to emerge from "write only" hate fueled zombie posting mode.
     
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    Well, what do You think about Belarusian volunteers, fighting in Mariupol?

    The batalion called Kastus Kalinovsky.

    When Lukashenko ordered his soldiers to join the invasion, they refused. Many of them joined these "so called nazists" in Ukraine.

    Why they would do it? They will propably never see the Belarussia again (if there will be Lukashenko) and went fighting to defend foreing country. That's what im calling courage.
     
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    The problem is, I like preaching zombies here.
    They will some day emerge from their condition, to notice their arms are elbow deep in their potties.
    Check my FEB 23 and 24 posts you laughed at.
    Still so funny?

    The world practices what I preach, and you're becoming increasingly enclosed in a bubble, one that makes you think there's nothing real outside it... yet it's just a bubble, and everything outside that bubble is real, as opposed to what's inside that bubble.
     
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  18. rgreat

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    I hear this name for the first time. So I do not think anything about these.
    Another fake... ordered army and they refused?! WTF are you smoking?
    It's an army, not a kindergarten.

    Ah lol.
    You should read more of your media.

    You will believe in the glorious and brave leader of Ukraine: Zelensky. LOL.
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    I see a lot of this funny stuff in west networks.

    But reality is quite less funny for Ukranian people.

    He is a clown and a puppet without real power. With cocaine addiction.

    He really-really suck at actually ruling the country and could only imitate the process on cameras as a professional actor.
     
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    I'd thought I add here some thoughts.
    Belorussia was targeted by the west in the same way as Ukraine.
    Nationalistic and Nazi movements were supported and funded in the long years of Lukashenko reign.
    We seen changes. We knew Belorussia will be next after Ukraine.

    Nationalistic positions were strong in internet, media and even in government. But no really so strong in the low level. In the people.
    Nationalist (Zmagars) in Belorussia are marginals. People there are still remember WW2.
    And have different mentality compared to west/central Ukraine.

    Lukashenko is a very smart-assed and mercantile politic, which very much mainly interested in personal power and gains.
    He is last of the actual USSR leaders still in power. Maybe longest active politic except UK Queen.
    He was trying to sit on 2 chairs (west/east) at the same time for many-many years.

    He was nearly otherthrown as a result.

    Like Yanukovich in Ukraine. Or as Erdogan in Turkey. Or as Shevarnadze in Georgia.
    Nearly.

    He only managed to crush the coup because of his iron balls (I give him that) and Putin support.
    We had a alliance so Putin helped, even if he was quite fed up with his two faced nature up to this point.

    Never try to appease the west by allowing it's funds and "AID" structures to thrive at your soil. You'll be deceived and fucked up in the end.
    I hope he learned this lesson as Erdoğan did.
    At least he definitely looks so for now.
    On the Nazi side? Most likely, they will be eradicated if these are in east Ukraine now.
    But I doubt there are many of them. Like i sayd: Belorussians are not really into Nazi stuff.
     
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    LOL, that ridiculous Nazi crap again. So after Ukraine, which country is the next in need of some "de-nazification"?

    EDIT: Whoops, sorry, wouldn't expect you to give away your battle plans. :D
     
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