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bots · 10-03-2022, 08:13 AM

nato are never going to agree for ukraine to join it in the next 20 years. Countries that join have to be stable and ukraine certainly isnt

user104658 · 10-03-2022, 08:13 AM

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Originally Posted by UserSince2005

All Russians are complicit in allowing this man to do what he is doing.

This is plainly not true, the Russian people have no sway over the Russian government whatsoever. From what's coming out of Russia, the vast majority of Russian people don't want this to be happening, and with those who do it's because they've fallen for the propaganda. The same as the vast majority of wars tbqfh. These are complex power struggles between a tiny number of people - the civilian population has nothing to do with it.

bots · 10-03-2022, 08:37 AM

Chelsea FC owner Roman Abramovich has been sanctioned by the UK government as part of its response to Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

He is one of seven oligarchs to be hit with fresh sanctions, including asset freezes and travel bans.

The list also includes billionaires Igor Sechin and Oleg Deripaska, both seen as allies of Vladimir Putin.

Prime Minister Boris Johnson said "there can be no safe havens" for those who have supported the invasion.

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Thats going to make life at chelsea interesting

Nicky91 · 10-03-2022, 09:19 AM

https://www.ruhr24.de/promi-tv/lets-...-91392160.html

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"Let's Dance" 2022: Russian dancer fined over Ukraine war

"Let's Dance" star Ekaterina Leonova comes from Russia. For this, she is now hostile on the net.

Cologne – Ekaterina Leonova (34) is one of the professionals who celebrated her comeback in this season of "Let's Dance". This time, the 34-year-old can try to win the title of "Dancing Star 2022" with Bastian Bielendorfer. Meanwhile, the native Russian has to deal with completely different difficulties because of her origin and the war in Ukraine.

"Let's Dance" star Ekaterina Leonova: Hostility over Ukraine war
The professional dancer has apparently received numerous hate messages. She has now reacted to this both in a post in her Insta story and in a video published by RTL. In her story, she justified herself as follows: "Yes, I was born in Russia, but I am not responsible for politics in this country."

In addition, Ekaterina explained that her family lives only 300 km from the border and therefore of course she is not well with the situation. Nevertheless, around the war in Ukraine, she called for: "Please stop blaming me for Putin's policies! I am for peace!"

"Let's Dance" star Ekaterina Leonova defends herself against hate comments
In her video statement, the 34-year-old first went into more detail about what kind of comments she has to deal with. Apparently, some viewers were bothered by the fact that she danced "in a short dress in front of the camera" while her "country attacks another". She then justified herself with the fact that it was her job (read more news about Celebrity & TV on RUHR24).

In addition, Ekaterina Leonova explained that this profession "connects many people and also people from many nations". Basically, the successful dancer feels it is "a great pity that you now judge by origin". Finally, the "Let's Dance" star wished for peace on social media and peace between all countries of the world.

"Let's Dance" star Ekaterina Leonova distances herself from Putin's politics
While Ekaterina Leonova has distanced herself from the politics and war of Vladimir Putin (69), this is far from true for all celebrities. A much-discussed counter-example is former Chancellor Gerhard Schröder (77). Since he has not yet spoken out against the Russian ruler, Borussia Dortmund, for example, withdrew his honorary membership.

The chief conductor of the Munich Philharmonic, Valery Gergiev (68), also did not distance himself despite an ultimatum. Dieter Reiter (63), Lord Mayor of the City of Munich, then drew the consequences and dismissed him without notice.

https://www.rtl.de/cms/let-s-dance-e...g-4929626.html

what the **** poor Ekat

i most definitely cannot see her returning to Russia as long as asshole Putin is still in power there

good decision from Borussia Dortmund though since Schroder hasn't said anything if he is against Putin or not

arista · 10-03-2022, 11:13 AM

Kamala Harris is Live in Poland.

UserSince2005 · 10-03-2022, 11:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

This is plainly not true, the Russian people have no sway over the Russian government whatsoever. From what's coming out of Russia, the vast majority of Russian people don't want this to be happening, and with those who do it's because they've fallen for the propaganda. The same as the vast majority of wars tbqfh. These are complex power struggles between a tiny number of people - the civilian population has nothing to do with it.

The only Russians who get a pass are those few thousand (max) in jail for protesting, the rest have a special place in hell waiting for them.
They either take a stand against evil or they are evil.
No excuses.
Ukrainians are brave enough to stand up against Putin so no excuses.

bots · 10-03-2022, 12:00 PM

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Originally Posted by UserSince2005

The only Russians who get a pass are those few thousand (max) in jail for protesting, the rest have a special place in hell waiting for them.
They either take a stand against evil or they are evil.
No excuses.
Ukrainians are brave enough to stand up against Putin so no excuses.

absolute nonsense. I know so many russian people that are against this war.

UserSince2005 · 10-03-2022, 12:13 PM

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Originally Posted by bitontheslide

absolute nonsense. I know so many russian people that are against this war.

Tell them to stand up for what is right then.
Actions not words.
Take down their government.
reading the news and saying "oh no" is not enough.
Actions not words.
I'm sure there were many guards at Hitlers concentration camps who were uncomfortable with what was going, are we giving them a free pass also?

user104658 · 10-03-2022, 12:25 PM

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Originally Posted by UserSince2005

Tell them to stand up for what is right then.
Actions not words.
Take down their government.

How?

glib · 10-03-2022, 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

How?

A coup just like in SV

glib · 10-03-2022, 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

How?

A coup just like in SV

bots · 10-03-2022, 12:34 PM

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Originally Posted by glib

A coup just like in SV

thats not going to happen any time soon. The armed police in russia are formidable. Ordinary people just cant fight against them

user104658 · 10-03-2022, 12:34 PM

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Originally Posted by glib

A coup just like in SV

A quick and stupid way to die and change nothing.

Nicky91 · 10-03-2022, 12:44 PM

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Originally Posted by UserSince2005

Tell them to stand up for what is right then.
Actions not words.
Take down their government.
reading the news and saying "oh no" is not enough.
Actions not words.
I'm sure there were many guards at Hitlers concentration camps who were uncomfortable with what was going, are we giving them a free pass also?

it is not that easy

glib · 10-03-2022, 12:49 PM

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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

A quick and stupid way to die and change nothing.

Why wouldn’t it change anything?

UserSince2005 · 10-03-2022, 12:50 PM

Its about doing whats right, not about doing what is easy.
Russians not standing up for what is right has allowed this situation.
Russia as a whole are responsible for this war.

user104658 · 10-03-2022, 01:04 PM

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Originally Posted by glib

Why wouldn’t it change anything?

Because they'd be captured, tortured and killed. This is the real world not Star Wars.

Alf · 10-03-2022, 01:05 PM

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Originally Posted by UserSince2005

Its about doing whats right, not about doing what is easy.
Russians not standing up for what is right has allowed this situation.
Russia as a whole are responsible for this war.

They've really done a number on you with the propaganda. They've made you hate an entire nation of people, even the disabled people of that country you hate.

I'm surprised you haven't signed up to go and fight and give your life for your masters bank balances.

arista · 10-03-2022, 01:06 PM

[I'm sure there were many guards at Hitlers concentration
camps who were uncomfortable with what was going,
are we giving them a free pass also?
Last edited by UserSince2005]

Yes a few were,
any Hitlers Guards caught were killed
which in 1943 was fair

Nicky91 · 10-03-2022, 01:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

Because they'd be captured, tortured and killed. This is the real world not Star Wars.

yes, 15 year jail sentences

and not to forget, possibly getting poisoned like Navalny was

user104658 · 10-03-2022, 01:08 PM

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Originally Posted by UserSince2005

Its about doing whats right, not about doing what is easy.
Russians not standing up for what is right has allowed this situation.
Russia as a whole are responsible for this war.

Nonsense, Russia is not a democracy and the people have little to no sway over the actions of the government, nor anything they can do to stop them. The idea that this could all have been averted if some plucky Russians with civilian firearms and a can-do attitude had marched up to the Kremlin doors would be funny if the situation wasn't so dire.

UserSince2005 · 10-03-2022, 01:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Alf

They've really done a number on you with the propaganda. They've made you hate an entire nation of people, even the disabled people of that country you hate.

I'm surprised you haven't signed up to go and fight and give your life for your masters bank balances.

your pro putin clearly so go get your head checked. your either mental or evil, figure it out please