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Jan 18 2023 08:32am
Quote (Djunior @ 18 Jan 2023 17:31)
How dare you say that Norlander. Fender gonna quote you and tell you that you're pooting bootlicker, neutral Ukraine is out of the question!


I don't mind. Somebody is already quoting my nonsense in the sig. Be my guest.

This post was edited by Norlander on Jan 18 2023 08:38am
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Jan 18 2023 08:32am
Quote (Meanwhile @ Jan 18 2023 03:29pm)
Ukraine voluntarily abandoned its nuclear weapons arsenal in 1994 and wanted to become neutral. Not possible when NATO welcomed Ukraine's and Georgia's future membership in 2008


Fixed that


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Jan 18 2023 08:38am
Quote (Djunior @ 18 Jan 2023 15:32)
Fixed that



At a joint press conference in January 2003, Putin responded to a question about Ukraine. “Ukraine is an independent sovereign state, and it will choose its own path to peace and security”
https://foreignpolicy.com/2022/01/19/putin-russia-ukraine-nato-george-robertson/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sovereign_states

The invasion of Ukraine may also have violated international agreements that Russia is a party to, including:

The 1975 Helsinki Final Act, in which the USSR promised not to violate the "territorial integrity" of other signees, including through the use of force. Russia and Ukraine were both created as a result of the USSR's breakup.
The 1994 Budapest Memorandum, in which Russia, the United States, and the United Kingdom agreed "to respect the independence and sovereignty and the existing borders of Ukraine."
The Minsk Agreements, which are a pair of ceasefire agreements signed by Russia and Ukraine relating to the conflict between those countries that began in 2014

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legality_of_the_2022_Russian_invasion_of_Ukraine





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Jan 18 2023 08:40am
To summarize: 14 dead (1 kid), 25 injured (11 kids).
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Jan 18 2023 09:40am
Quote (Djunior @ 18 Jan 2023 15:09)
Can't you fucking read anymore all of a sudden? I just literally posted that the mayor of Dnipro said they were targeting power stations (= civilian infrastructure)

And I was def right about your next mad rant :lol:

Now give us your opinion on Lutzerath and that delicious lignite that's gonna power Germany instead of that cheap and clean Russian gas


so if you agree with me on russia repeatedly murdering women and children, bombing civilian infrastructure, and other war crimes during their war of aggression, trying to conquer and annex a sovereign neighbouring nation - why do you have to resort to deflections all the time?

why try to steer the conversation to greta thunberg or georgia and kazakhstan? seems to me you were trying very hard NOT to acknowledge russia's atrocities until pressured to do so, pootin bootlicker.
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Jan 18 2023 10:01am
Quote (Meanwhile @ Jan 18 2023 03:38pm)
At a joint press conference in January 2003, Putin responded to a question about Ukraine. “Ukraine is an independent sovereign state, and it will choose its own path to peace and security”
https://foreignpolicy.com/2022/01/19/putin-russia-ukraine-nato-george-robertson/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_sovereign_states

The invasion of Ukraine may also have violated international agreements that Russia is a party to, including:

The 1975 Helsinki Final Act, in which the USSR promised not to violate the "territorial integrity" of other signees, including through the use of force. Russia and Ukraine were both created as a result of the USSR's breakup.
The 1994 Budapest Memorandum, in which Russia, the United States, and the United Kingdom agreed "to respect the independence and sovereignty and the existing borders of Ukraine."
The Minsk Agreements, which are a pair of ceasefire agreements signed by Russia and Ukraine relating to the conflict between those countries that began in 2014

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legality_of_the_2022_Russian_invasion_of_Ukraine


You failed miserably --> 2003 was before 2008

Try harder pls next time

Quote (fender @ Jan 18 2023 04:40pm)
so if you agree with me on russia repeatedly murdering women and children, bombing civilian infrastructure, and other war crimes during their war of aggression, trying to conquer and annex a sovereign neighbouring nation - why do you have to resort to deflections all the time?

why try to steer the conversation to greta thunberg or georgia and kazakhstan? seems to me you were trying very hard NOT to acknowledge russia's atrocities until pressured to do so, pootin bootlicker.


Never needed a deflection cuz I literally said that they were targeting civilian infrastructure, right from the first time I quoted you ;)

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Jan 18 2023 10:10am
Quote (Djunior @ 18 Jan 2023 17:01)
Never needed a deflection cuz I literally said that they were targeting civilian infrastructure, right from the first time I quoted you ;)


why lie about something that is debunked so easily? this is your initial reply, it's ALL deflection, NO acknowledging of russia's war crimes, pootin bootlicker:

Quote (Djunior @ 17 Jan 2023 23:25)
You know that NATO fucked up in 2008 so spare us all that faux outrage okay.

Now go make topic about how Greta Thunberg got rekt in Lutzerath, PARD should know about it.


just whatabout NATO, whatabout greta thunberg... it sure seems like you were incredibly eager to change the topic and NOT talk about the fact that russia had murdered children and women, innocent civilians again... the fact that you now lie about it so blatantly just proves what a dishonest pootin bootlicker you are...
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Jan 18 2023 10:15am
Quote (Djunior @ 18 Jan 2023 17:01)
You failed miserably --> 2003 was before 2008
Try harder pls next time
Never needed a deflection cuz I literally said that they were targeting civilian infrastructure, right from the first time I quoted you ;)


Non-sense never was an argument:

At a joint press conference in January 2003, Putin responded to a question about Ukraine. “Ukraine is an independent sovereign state, and it will choose its own path to peace and security”

So Putin lied, and it's impossible to negotiate with liars. Russia is unreliable. The only solution is to weaken this terrorist country to the ground.
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Jan 18 2023 10:16am
Quote (fender @ Jan 18 2023 05:10pm)
why lie about something that is debunked so easily? this is your initial reply, it's ALL deflection, NO acknowledging of russia's war crimes, pootin bootlicker:



just whatabout NATO, whatabout greta thunberg... it sure seems like you were incredibly eager to change the topic and NOT talk about the fact that russia had murdered children and women, innocent civilians again... the fact that you now lie about it so blatantly just proves what a dishonest pootin bootlicker you are...


Look I get that you're mad right now. Your buddies got pepper sprayed and kicked out of Lutzerath and your hero Greta the Gnome got carried off and was arrested. Embarrassing to say the least, lol

Now your false accusations:

Quote (Djunior @ Jan 18 2023 03:00pm)
The mayor of Dnipro himself said the Russians were targeting power stations or thermal power stations (whatever) and the missile was not meant to hit the apartments so get rekt weirdo.

Funny to see you completely avoiding the Lutzerath situation, was it so hard for you to see your buddies getting pepper sprayed?

inb4 your next mad rant


Quote (Djunior @ Jan 18 2023 03:20pm)
Russia fired the missile, this is beyond doubt. I'm not claiming that they didn't


Quote (Djunior @ Jan 18 2023 03:25pm)
I condemn this, and I'd rather seen that there were negotiations before the conflict (like a neutral Ukraine / Crimea Russian)

E: I'm not one of those that insist that everything the West does = good and everything Russia does = bad

Past leaders have always negotiated with the USSR, looks like present day wokies are completely lost


There you go buddy

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Jan 18 2023 10:20am
NATO Secretary General, Jens Stoltenberg, explains why supporting Ukraine is important.



2nd part
https://i.imgur.com/nvBhoxU.mp4
3rd part
https://i.imgur.com/fHnIty1.mp4


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