TopCat
Putin fanboy
What does this mean? Who are you quoting?
Ukraine and the Russian invasion, 2022-24
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TopCat
Putin fanboy
I never generally rated musicians views on non music subjects. Always wondered why people paid much attention. This confirms it really. It was a rambling speech with truth and bollox.The transcript is here and I think he needs a cup of tea.
Roger Waters full speech at the UN security council.
Roger Waters, co-founder of Pink Floyd, addressed the United Nations Security Council (UNSC) meeting today, Wednesday 8, 2023 in New York. (video below)www.pressenza.com
Thanks for the effort in putting up the whole speech though
maomao
普費斯
I'm not making my mind up about the whole thing until I've heard what David Van Day out of Dollar has to say.
TopCat
Putin fanboy
Or some fucking clown of an actor in Ukraine
A380
How do I change this 'custom title' thing then?
Who? Mila Kunis? Leonor Kanevsky?
I don't know a thing about either’s level of political analysis, but I know it will be better than yours.
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Artaxerxes
Look out, he's got a gnu!
I think he doesn't like Mr Zelenksy.
A380
How do I change this 'custom title' thing then?
That’s because he was nasty to the defender of the working class, kindly old uncle Putin.
Elpenor
a clown’s heart and a mandolin
Tory candidate at local elections recently.
TopCat
Putin fanboy
Nah you know that’s not the case. I loathe that clown cunt for many reasons not what you specify.
TopCat
Putin fanboy
Is he the dollar guy with the burger van?
Raheem
Well-Known Member
Also the Bucks Fizz cuckoo.
Elpenor
a clown’s heart and a mandolin
Burger Van Day apparently yeah
teqniq
DisMembered
I haven'y bothered to listen to the speech I was more referring to you talking about ppl on here as 'war boys'.
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He's refused to do it as he's not the first and there would be others after him.
WouldBe
Dislicksick
"Ukraine the one and only".
The39thStep
Urban critical thinker
Does anyone , anywhere , think that Putin is a defender of the working class ?
friedaweed
Me and me girl named Jane
He's got a tour pending.
friedaweed
Me and me girl named Jane
No just him.
gosub
~#
Ah General Melchet at his finest.
Same as last time, let it roll on by and hit the logistic support
gosub
~#
Can iintrest you in a warranty plan?
The39thStep
Urban critical thinker
He doesn't either. Defender of the Russian people perhaps, defender of Russian Federation yes. Anyway, how is he healthwise these days ?
Yossarian
⏭️
According to Ukrainian intelligence reports and Western tabloids, he got five stamps on his cancer loyalty card so they gave him a bonus cancer.
friedaweed
Me and me girl named Jane
I hear he got knocked back on his blue badge application and his CBT counselling wasn't working. Other than that I have no updates that challenge the insanity diagnosis previously mentioned by others.
gosub
~#
Nothing that can't be cured by some cold air from a high balcony
Chz
Stark Raving Sane
I've seen so many people defending the article elsewhere because of his work in the past.
Stopping the recitation of Hersh's professional history at Abu Ghraib--twenty years ago--is the equivalent of "Did you know that Abraham Lincoln was a Republican, and the KKK was started by Democrats?" It ignores a whole lot of history in between those events and the present.
Nobody is denying that Hersh has an illustrious past. The problem is that over the last 20 years, he's gone down a series of conspiracy theory rabbit holes that have seriously diminished his credibility. He reminds me of that guy who won a Nobel Prize for discovering HIV and then spent the next 20 years spouting homeopathy nonsense and died with his reputation in tatters.
Yossarian
⏭️
Ukraine's PTSD center is extremely busy but it seems like the attitude toward PTSD is changing for the better.
The centre opened its doors in July and so far some 2,000 soldiers have passed through it. All this is new for Ukraine. Before the first phase of the war in 2014-15, when Russia seized Crimea and supported separatists in Donbas, few who needed to see a psychologist wanted to, says Colonel Vasylkivskiy, because it was akin to admitting to “being crazy”. Until then, psychologists were also, in Ukraine’s inherited Soviet military tradition, part of its political section. Their job was not to treat soldiers with problems but rather, says Major Maksym Baida, to punish them for not being up to their job. Now the job of military psychologists like him is help soldiers and persuade them that they are not to blame.
Much has changed since 2014-15. Some soldiers returning from the front with psychological problems, exactly like Western soldiers coming home from Iraq or Afghanistan, have turned to drink and drugs and can become aggressive and violent. As a result, says Colonel Vasylkivskiy, the number of psychologists in the army has been increased by about 40%, and soldiers in training are told not to be shy about turning to them.
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In Russia, meanwhile, the returning soldiers include murderers and rapists who somehow survived six months service in the Wagner Group.
The releases are likely to accelerate as Wagner’s six-month service contracts expire, potentially confronting Russian society with the challenge of reintegrating thousands of traumatized men with military training, a history of crime and few job prospects.
“These are psychologically broken people who are returning with a sense of righteousness, a belief that they have killed to defend the Motherland,” said Yana Gelmel, a Russian prisoner rights lawyer who works with enlisted inmates. “These can be very dangerous people.”
archive.is
The centre opened its doors in July and so far some 2,000 soldiers have passed through it. All this is new for Ukraine. Before the first phase of the war in 2014-15, when Russia seized Crimea and supported separatists in Donbas, few who needed to see a psychologist wanted to, says Colonel Vasylkivskiy, because it was akin to admitting to “being crazy”. Until then, psychologists were also, in Ukraine’s inherited Soviet military tradition, part of its political section. Their job was not to treat soldiers with problems but rather, says Major Maksym Baida, to punish them for not being up to their job. Now the job of military psychologists like him is help soldiers and persuade them that they are not to blame.
Much has changed since 2014-15. Some soldiers returning from the front with psychological problems, exactly like Western soldiers coming home from Iraq or Afghanistan, have turned to drink and drugs and can become aggressive and violent. As a result, says Colonel Vasylkivskiy, the number of psychologists in the army has been increased by about 40%, and soldiers in training are told not to be shy about turning to them.
Thousands of Ukrainian soldiers are suffering with PTSD | The Economi…
archived 11 Feb 2023 10:21:36 UTC
In Russia, meanwhile, the returning soldiers include murderers and rapists who somehow survived six months service in the Wagner Group.
The releases are likely to accelerate as Wagner’s six-month service contracts expire, potentially confronting Russian society with the challenge of reintegrating thousands of traumatized men with military training, a history of crime and few job prospects.
“These are psychologically broken people who are returning with a sense of righteousness, a belief that they have killed to defend the Motherland,” said Yana Gelmel, a Russian prisoner rights lawyer who works with enlisted inmates. “These can be very dangerous people.”
Some Wagner Convict Fighters in Ukraine Are Returning to Russia - The…
archived 30 Jan 2023 15:51:02 UTC
Pickman's model
Starry Wisdom
Russia already a home for some very vicious murders, over the years I've seen quite a few crop up on the mail website some of unspeakable cruelty - or rather the dm very happy to report details of things too vile to retellUkraine's PTSD center is extremely busy but it seems like the attitude toward PTSD is changing for the better.
The centre opened its doors in July and so far some 2,000 soldiers have passed through it. All this is new for Ukraine. Before the first phase of the war in 2014-15, when Russia seized Crimea and supported separatists in Donbas, few who needed to see a psychologist wanted to, says Colonel Vasylkivskiy, because it was akin to admitting to “being crazy”. Until then, psychologists were also, in Ukraine’s inherited Soviet military tradition, part of its political section. Their job was not to treat soldiers with problems but rather, says Major Maksym Baida, to punish them for not being up to their job. Now the job of military psychologists like him is help soldiers and persuade them that they are not to blame.
Much has changed since 2014-15. Some soldiers returning from the front with psychological problems, exactly like Western soldiers coming home from Iraq or Afghanistan, have turned to drink and drugs and can become aggressive and violent. As a result, says Colonel Vasylkivskiy, the number of psychologists in the army has been increased by about 40%, and soldiers in training are told not to be shy about turning to them.
Thousands of Ukrainian soldiers are suffering with PTSD | The Economi…
archived 11 Feb 2023 10:21:36 UTC
In Russia, meanwhile, the returning soldiers include murderers and rapists who somehow survived six months service in the Wagner Group.
The releases are likely to accelerate as Wagner’s six-month service contracts expire, potentially confronting Russian society with the challenge of reintegrating thousands of traumatized men with military training, a history of crime and few job prospects.
“These are psychologically broken people who are returning with a sense of righteousness, a belief that they have killed to defend the Motherland,” said Yana Gelmel, a Russian prisoner rights lawyer who works with enlisted inmates. “These can be very dangerous people.”
Some Wagner Convict Fighters in Ukraine Are Returning to Russia - The…
archived 30 Jan 2023 15:51:02 UTC
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TopCat
Putin fanboy
According to western reports hardly any prisoners survived. Now thousands of cut throats are returning home. Which is it?Ukraine's PTSD center is extremely busy but it seems like the attitude toward PTSD is changing for the better.
The centre opened its doors in July and so far some 2,000 soldiers have passed through it. All this is new for Ukraine. Before the first phase of the war in 2014-15, when Russia seized Crimea and supported separatists in Donbas, few who needed to see a psychologist wanted to, says Colonel Vasylkivskiy, because it was akin to admitting to “being crazy”. Until then, psychologists were also, in Ukraine’s inherited Soviet military tradition, part of its political section. Their job was not to treat soldiers with problems but rather, says Major Maksym Baida, to punish them for not being up to their job. Now the job of military psychologists like him is help soldiers and persuade them that they are not to blame.
Much has changed since 2014-15. Some soldiers returning from the front with psychological problems, exactly like Western soldiers coming home from Iraq or Afghanistan, have turned to drink and drugs and can become aggressive and violent. As a result, says Colonel Vasylkivskiy, the number of psychologists in the army has been increased by about 40%, and soldiers in training are told not to be shy about turning to them.
Thousands of Ukrainian soldiers are suffering with PTSD | The Economi…
archived 11 Feb 2023 10:21:36 UTC
In Russia, meanwhile, the returning soldiers include murderers and rapists who somehow survived six months service in the Wagner Group.
The releases are likely to accelerate as Wagner’s six-month service contracts expire, potentially confronting Russian society with the challenge of reintegrating thousands of traumatized men with military training, a history of crime and few job prospects.
“These are psychologically broken people who are returning with a sense of righteousness, a belief that they have killed to defend the Motherland,” said Yana Gelmel, a Russian prisoner rights lawyer who works with enlisted inmates. “These can be very dangerous people.”
Some Wagner Convict Fighters in Ukraine Are Returning to Russia - The…
archived 30 Jan 2023 15:51:02 UTC
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