Re: Eastern Europe/Ukraine [Feb 6th 2015]
Posted: 15 Mar 2022 00:05
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US has stated Russian casualties at 6k it was Ukraine which said 12k+, US Intel they been pretty accurate atleast in this conflict which indicates some inside source.Tanaji wrote:^^^Somebody mentioned about Jan Psaki that even if she said water is wet one should not believe her…
It’s quite amazing and a sign of how successful the Western grip on the narrative has been that there are absolutely no numbers on Ukranian casualties. Meanwhile as per them Russian casualties are 12000+…. And Putin is going to be overthrown.
Even regional media...srikandan wrote: A "favorable view of the USA" is equivalent to "is a friendly state with respect to India" -- this level of trust easily translates to belief in the US viewpoint. One look at the print and TV media in India, and it is obvious that they just regurgitate reports from Reuters, AFP, or AP, and this is being fed to Indians on a daily basis, and we see the secondary effects on the points of view in this thread. QED.
We are all very programmable, once we choose to decide something is "trustworthy" -- it drops the filter to skeptically look at information from that source, unless we realize otherwise. The Indian govt. seems to think allowing foreign countries to manipulate news in India is a great idea, going by them allowing foreign media ownership in India without any constraints -- BBC and US channel spread fake news about India with impunity and we have the I&B ministry sitting nearby watching with avid interest and doing nothing.
Interesting video... First time I'm seeing a full video from the other side...kit wrote:Lbiplu3Cyjg
US intel ; no biolabs in Ukraine, chemical attack about to happen, hospital bombing, massacre of civilians.John wrote:US has stated Russian casualties at 6k it was Ukraine which said 12k+, US Intel they been pretty accurate atleast in this conflict which indicates some inside source.Tanaji wrote:^^^Somebody mentioned about Jan Psaki that even if she said water is wet one should not believe her…
It’s quite amazing and a sign of how successful the Western grip on the narrative has been that there are absolutely no numbers on Ukranian casualties. Meanwhile as per them Russian casualties are 12000+…. And Putin is going to be overthrown.
https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/ukrain ... asion/#app
Not sure what you are stating with those link but US intel called out invasion dates and the objectives correctly when both Europeans and Ukraine casted doubt. Even I questioned the motives if you look back but I turned out to be wrong.I think if a person is brain dead or monetarily enjoying US patronage then sure yes US intel has been pretty accurate.
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well said, saar. Putin did not have a choice other than invade ukraine now because of the above logic.dnivas: It's better to spend 10K lives now and get Ukr under control than wait anoher 20 years and lose all of Russia.
India should have done the same with the jihadis up north but somehow we missed that opportunity.
Here is the link:yogeshkumar wrote:On a positive news.. I saw a news where Indian Oil Corporation placed an order to buy 3 million tons of Ural grade oil from Russia. With a discount. Assuming true.. I say Good for India to do the right thing. Which is - secure cheap energy supplies.. and potentially pay in Rupees.
Elon musk is bit bizarre just look at his tweets I think he is referring to recent trend among influencers who have a feud to duke it out in the ring in ppv boxing fights, so he proposing one of his own.Tanaji wrote:In other bizarre news is Elon Musk calling out Putin in “single combat”. What does that even mean? Has Musk really started believing US propaganda to that extent?
The impact of Starlink on Ukranians is negligible to say the least and thats why Musk is being ignored (apart from by Dmitry Rogozin whose lunch SpaceX eats every day). Musk is surely aware that Russia has ASAT weapons?
of course, tanaji saar. Did not think it was. To your point, if Indian media started showing all the ugly american warts, like the miles long homeless people along highways in LA today, or the american underclass who are nomads because they cannot afford houses detailed in "Nomadland: Surviving America in the 21st century". Not doing so just makes it a whole lot easier for the racist jokers in the USA to pretend that their cr@p is perfume, and worse, have the Indians believe it is all true.tanaji: (Post was not directed to you srikandanji)
in free Europe they are blocking even Russian Cats let alone Russian version or objective debate on TV. Which one is better?srikandan wrote:A blank sign is not a blank sign these days -- it is a precursor to create memes with some random person holding a sign with photoshopped text. Next thing you know you have this woman in central moscow holding a sign that says whatever narrative needs to be spread. This women holding the bl;ank placard won't be doing Russian interests any favours.
For example, this claim by some western tool working for the FT -- the women who is reading the news does not even flinch when that alleged person is behind her allegedly saying stuff. The entire thing looks fake.
https://twitter.com/maxseddon/status/15 ... b3p90pAAAA
Is there no way to blind them using lasers?John wrote:Elon musk is bit bizarre just look at his tweets I think he is referring to recent trend among influencers who have a feud to duke it out in the ring in ppv boxing fights, so he proposing one of his own.Tanaji wrote:In other bizarre news is Elon Musk calling out Putin in “single combat”. What does that even mean? Has Musk really started believing US propaganda to that extent?
The impact of Starlink on Ukranians is negligible to say the least and thats why Musk is being ignored (apart from by Dmitry Rogozin whose lunch SpaceX eats every day). Musk is surely aware that Russia has ASAT weapons?
Given those satellite are dirt cheap to put up using any missile to pop one down is not worth it, I think Chinese have better idea using satellite that deorbits other Satellites.
A woman holding an anti-war sign ran onto the set of a Russian evening news programme on the state-controlled Channel 1 on Monday evening.
The sign, clearly visible behind the presenter, read "no war, stop the war, don't believe the propaganda, they are lying to you here".
The woman has been named as Marina Ovsyannikova, an editor at the channel.
Russian TV news is tightly controlled by the Kremlin and only reflects the Russian version of events in Ukraine.
Ms Ovsyannikova is believed to be in police custody.
Her voice could be heard during the broadcast saying "no to war! Stop the war!", before the programme director cut early to a recorded news report.
Before the protest, which happened live on the nightly news programme, she recorded a video in which she called events in Ukraine a "crime", and said she was ashamed to work for what she called Kremlin propaganda.
"I'm ashamed that I allowed myself to tell lies from the television screen. Ashamed that I allowed Russians to be turned into zombies," she explained.
She called on the Russian people to protest against the war, saying that only they could "stop the madness".