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Niet alleen walgelijk. Ook dom. Je moet russen die hier al wonen juist met rust laten want dat zijn sowieso vaak al geen poetin fans.quote:Op donderdag 3 maart 2022 21:22 schreef slashdotter3 het volgende:
Russische winkel vernield in Duitsland
Dit is net zulk dom gedrag als negers in Amerika die willekeurige Aziaten aanvallen vanwege Covid
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Opgeblazen gevoel of winderigheid? Zo opgelost met Rennie!
Een burgeroorlog tussen Rusland en Oekraïnequote:
3. Zodra de gevechten in Kiev van start gaan kan dit uitlopen tot een gigantische bloedbad wat zich uiteindelijk kan ontwikkelingen tot een flinke burgeroorlog over het gehele land.
Цой жив
Oorlogspartijen mogen niet door de Bosporus, Frankrijk is niet in oorlogquote:Op donderdag 3 maart 2022 21:28 schreef sp3c het volgende:
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vliegkampschepen mogen niet door de Bosporus toch?
Weet niet anders dan dat het hele militaire luchtcapitaal van ukr 8 dagen geleden al is vernietigdquote:
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Oh, die in Oost Oekraine ook? Da's nieuws, vertel.
https://www.freepressjour(...)ses-destroyed-russia
Vakman pur sang
Was in Nederland ook al.quote:
Russische winkel vernield in Duitsland
Dit is net zulk dom gedrag als negers in Amerika die willekeurige Aziaten aanvallen vanwege Covid
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Russische winkeliers mikpunt van Poetin-haat: ‘Ga terug naar je eigen land’
https://www.ad.nl/binnenl(...)eigen-land~a778d5db/
De woede over de oorlog in Oekraïne raakt ook Russische ondernemers in Nederland. Ze worden overspoeld met negatieve reacties, met name online. ,,Rot op, schrijven ze. Maar wat kan ik er aan doen? Ik vind het vreselijk wat daar gebeurt.”
When the student is ready, the teacher will appear.
When the student is truly ready, the teacher will disappear.
When the student is truly ready, the teacher will disappear.
Zo jammer ditquote:
Russische winkel vernield in Duitsland
Dit is net zulk dom gedrag als negers in Amerika die willekeurige Aziaten aanvallen vanwege Covid
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Цой жив
Baghdad Bob in actie, he?quote:Op donderdag 3 maart 2022 21:30 schreef Zwoerd het volgende:
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Een burgeroorlog tussen Rusland en Oekraïne
Al die simpele zielen ook. Dit zal in Rusland allicht uitgemolken worden.quote:Op donderdag 3 maart 2022 21:31 schreef Aether het volgende:
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Was in Nederland ook al.
Russische winkeliers mikpunt van Poetin-haat: ‘Ga terug naar je eigen land’
https://www.ad.nl/binnenl(...)eigen-land~a778d5db/
De woede over de oorlog in Oekraïne raakt ook Russische ondernemers in Nederland. Ze worden overspoeld met negatieve reacties, met name online. ,,Rot op, schrijven ze. Maar wat kan ik er aan doen? Ik vind het vreselijk wat daar gebeurt.”
Dom volk. Die Russen die hier wonen, wonen doorgaans niet voor niets hier.quote:
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Was in Nederland ook al.
Russische winkeliers mikpunt van Poetin-haat: ‘Ga terug naar je eigen land’
https://www.ad.nl/binnenl(...)eigen-land~a778d5db/
De woede over de oorlog in Oekraïne raakt ook Russische ondernemers in Nederland. Ze worden overspoeld met negatieve reacties, met name online. ,,Rot op, schrijven ze. Maar wat kan ik er aan doen? Ik vind het vreselijk wat daar gebeurt.”
Owja..perdquote:Op donderdag 3 maart 2022 21:32 schreef Rambolin het volgende:
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laatste bezoek: 6120 dagen, 22 uur geleden
Martial law gaat aankomend weekend in maar om de mensen tot die tijd rustig te houden liegen ze dat daar geen sprake van is. Ondertussen zijn duizenden mensen alvast het land uitgevlucht. 15.000 IKEA medewerkers verliezen hun baan.
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https://www.theguardian.c(...)artial-law-in-russia
Kremlin denies planning to institute martial law in Russia
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Thousands of Russians flee country as rumours spread government is preparing clampdown
The Kremlin has said it is not planning to institute martial law in Russia as rumours have spread that the government is preparing for a clampdown tied to its invasion of Ukraine.
Thousands of Russians have begun fleeing the country amid unsourced reports that the borders could close as soon as this weekend after an extraordinary session of the Federation Council, Russia’s upper house of parliament, scheduled for Friday.
The body often signs off on major foreign policy and security decisions and recently gave Putin the authority to use his military overseas before the invasion of Ukraine.
“These are hoaxes,” said Dmitry Peskov, the Kremlin spokesperson, in the first official reaction to suggestions that Russia could institute martial law. “These are nothing but hoaxes published on social networks, which citizens send to one another. One should be very careful about information and not to fall victim to rumours and fakes.”
There have been no confirmed reports that the Kremlin is planning to introduce the regime, which could include border closures, military censorship and other measures to control and mobilise the country of 140 million in its conflict with the west. The rumours have been spread by some western officials, including a top Ukrainian presidential adviser, but no one in the Russian government.
But the recent unpredictability of Vladimir Putin, who has begun a war of aggression with Ukraine that some predicted he would avoid, has spooked urban elites and set off a small-scale exodus from Russia’s major cities.
“A lot of people are now writing that the purpose of this meeting is to adopt anti-crisis laws. But there is another possibility – the approval of martial law,” wrote Tatiana Stanovaya, the founder of the R.Politik political analysis firm. “Frankly speaking, without wanting to stir things up, I think this scenario is the more logical one.”
Generally, the situation in Russia, which is under tremendous economic pressure from western sanctions, suggests a further crackdown and prolongation of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
“I think it’s going to get worse,” said Kadri Liik, a policy fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations. “For Putin, the incentive is to escalate. He has gone all in. I cannot see him modifying his war because that would be a loss in his eyes.” Any chance to come to an agreement with western powers had probably passed, she said.
That appeared to be borne out by the result of Putin’s talks with Emmanuel Macron on Thursday. Putin told the French president that he was determined to press on with his attack “until the end,” according to an official in Macron’s office.
Meanwhile, pro-Kremlin parties in the Duma presented a bill that would forcibly conscript opposition protesters to fight in Russia’s “special operation” in the Donbas region, the Russian longhand for its war in Ukraine.
It was not immediately clear whether the bill, co-sponsored by the MP Andrei Lugovoi, the alleged poisoner of Russian FSB defector Alexander Litvinenko, would be met with a serious response. Other draft legislation, such as new penalties of 15 years in prison for “fakes” about the Russian army in Ukraine, appear more likely to pass.
Thursday also brought a wave of news that Russia was increasingly sinking into international isolation, as western companies continued to abandon the market and local government increasingly clamped down to prevent money from fleeing the country.
In a decision that will affect 15,000 workers, the furniture giant Ikea said it would halt its operations in Russia, stopping the import and export of goods and winding down its retail operation, prompting shoppers to flood to its store on the outskirts of Moscow.
“The war has had a huge human impact already. It is also resulting in serious disruptions to supply chain and trading conditions,” the company said. “For all of these reasons, the company groups have decided to temporarily pause Ikea operations in Russia.”
The grim economic prospects have already hit local businesses hard and prompted some entrepreneurs to flee the country.
“There’s no future for our children here if Putin stays in power,” said the owner of an advertising services company with 100 employees. He was leaving for Armenia with his wife and two sons. “If Putin continues to control the country, it’s obvious for us that we don’t want to stay here, 100%. And we can only stay if he is overthrown. If there is a U-turn in politics, then we can stay.”
The Kremlin has swiftly capitalised on the war to further dominate the information space, blocking key independent media outlets in moves that would normally lead to large protests.
Echo of Moscow, a Russian independent news station that has broadcast uninterrupted since 1991, announced that it would dissolve on Thursday after refusing to comply with Russian censorship rules that require reporting on the war in Ukraine to only use official military and Kremlin sources.
And TV Rain, the country’s top independent news television station, temporarily ended its broadcasts on Thursday after falling foul of similar rules.
[ Bericht 0% gewijzigd door slashdotter3 op 03-03-2022 21:39:34 ]
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https://www.theguardian.c(...)artial-law-in-russia
Kremlin denies planning to institute martial law in Russia
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Thousands of Russians flee country as rumours spread government is preparing clampdown
The Kremlin has said it is not planning to institute martial law in Russia as rumours have spread that the government is preparing for a clampdown tied to its invasion of Ukraine.
Thousands of Russians have begun fleeing the country amid unsourced reports that the borders could close as soon as this weekend after an extraordinary session of the Federation Council, Russia’s upper house of parliament, scheduled for Friday.
The body often signs off on major foreign policy and security decisions and recently gave Putin the authority to use his military overseas before the invasion of Ukraine.
“These are hoaxes,” said Dmitry Peskov, the Kremlin spokesperson, in the first official reaction to suggestions that Russia could institute martial law. “These are nothing but hoaxes published on social networks, which citizens send to one another. One should be very careful about information and not to fall victim to rumours and fakes.”
There have been no confirmed reports that the Kremlin is planning to introduce the regime, which could include border closures, military censorship and other measures to control and mobilise the country of 140 million in its conflict with the west. The rumours have been spread by some western officials, including a top Ukrainian presidential adviser, but no one in the Russian government.
But the recent unpredictability of Vladimir Putin, who has begun a war of aggression with Ukraine that some predicted he would avoid, has spooked urban elites and set off a small-scale exodus from Russia’s major cities.
“A lot of people are now writing that the purpose of this meeting is to adopt anti-crisis laws. But there is another possibility – the approval of martial law,” wrote Tatiana Stanovaya, the founder of the R.Politik political analysis firm. “Frankly speaking, without wanting to stir things up, I think this scenario is the more logical one.”
Generally, the situation in Russia, which is under tremendous economic pressure from western sanctions, suggests a further crackdown and prolongation of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
“I think it’s going to get worse,” said Kadri Liik, a policy fellow at the European Council on Foreign Relations. “For Putin, the incentive is to escalate. He has gone all in. I cannot see him modifying his war because that would be a loss in his eyes.” Any chance to come to an agreement with western powers had probably passed, she said.
That appeared to be borne out by the result of Putin’s talks with Emmanuel Macron on Thursday. Putin told the French president that he was determined to press on with his attack “until the end,” according to an official in Macron’s office.
Meanwhile, pro-Kremlin parties in the Duma presented a bill that would forcibly conscript opposition protesters to fight in Russia’s “special operation” in the Donbas region, the Russian longhand for its war in Ukraine.
It was not immediately clear whether the bill, co-sponsored by the MP Andrei Lugovoi, the alleged poisoner of Russian FSB defector Alexander Litvinenko, would be met with a serious response. Other draft legislation, such as new penalties of 15 years in prison for “fakes” about the Russian army in Ukraine, appear more likely to pass.
Thursday also brought a wave of news that Russia was increasingly sinking into international isolation, as western companies continued to abandon the market and local government increasingly clamped down to prevent money from fleeing the country.
In a decision that will affect 15,000 workers, the furniture giant Ikea said it would halt its operations in Russia, stopping the import and export of goods and winding down its retail operation, prompting shoppers to flood to its store on the outskirts of Moscow.
“The war has had a huge human impact already. It is also resulting in serious disruptions to supply chain and trading conditions,” the company said. “For all of these reasons, the company groups have decided to temporarily pause Ikea operations in Russia.”
The grim economic prospects have already hit local businesses hard and prompted some entrepreneurs to flee the country.
“There’s no future for our children here if Putin stays in power,” said the owner of an advertising services company with 100 employees. He was leaving for Armenia with his wife and two sons. “If Putin continues to control the country, it’s obvious for us that we don’t want to stay here, 100%. And we can only stay if he is overthrown. If there is a U-turn in politics, then we can stay.”
The Kremlin has swiftly capitalised on the war to further dominate the information space, blocking key independent media outlets in moves that would normally lead to large protests.
Echo of Moscow, a Russian independent news station that has broadcast uninterrupted since 1991, announced that it would dissolve on Thursday after refusing to comply with Russian censorship rules that require reporting on the war in Ukraine to only use official military and Kremlin sources.
And TV Rain, the country’s top independent news television station, temporarily ended its broadcasts on Thursday after falling foul of similar rules.
[ Bericht 0% gewijzigd door slashdotter3 op 03-03-2022 21:39:34 ]
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Oorlogspartijen mogen niet door de Bosporus, Frankrijk is niet in oorlog
https://en.wikipedia.org/(...)ts#Aircraft_carriersquote:Aircraft carriers
Although the Montreux Convention is cited by the Turkish government as prohibiting aircraft carriers from transiting the Straits,[24] the treaty actually contains no explicit prohibition on aircraft carriers. However, modern aircraft carriers are heavier than the 15,000-ton limit imposed on warships, which makes it impossible for non-Black Sea powers to transit modern aircraft carriers through the Straits.
Op zondag 8 december 2013 00:01 schreef Karina het volgende:
Dat gaat me te diep sp3c, daar is het te laat voor.
Dat gaat me te diep sp3c, daar is het te laat voor.
Oooooow....nou, ben benieuwd wat Turkije doetquote:
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https://en.wikipedia.org/(...)ts#Aircraft_carriers
Steeds minder Russische wodka in schappen bij Nederlandse slijters
Waar de Russische merken Stolichnaya, Moskovskaya en Russian Standard eerder bij winkels van slijtersketen Mitra te vinden waren, zijn die flessen sterkedrank nu niet meer verkrijgbaar.
Nu.nl
Waar de Russische merken Stolichnaya, Moskovskaya en Russian Standard eerder bij winkels van slijtersketen Mitra te vinden waren, zijn die flessen sterkedrank nu niet meer verkrijgbaar.
Nu.nl
Hoe moeten ze dat dan doen?quote:
Triest ja, al mogen die Russen in NL van mij wel kleur bekennen.
Je kan moeilijk op een antennemast schieten zonder dat er brokstukken op de grond erachter vallen.quote:
Precisie aanval op een zendmast die een gebouw raakt en een joods herdenkingsmonument.
Het lijkt wel of je Baghdad Bob hoort.
are we infinite or am I alone
Wat dat betreft vrees ik ook haatreacties of zelfs vandalisme op mijn Lada die ik rijd.quote:
Russische winkel vernield in Duitsland
Dit is net zulk dom gedrag als negers in Amerika die willekeurige Aziaten aanvallen vanwege Covid
[ twitter ]
'De neiging rijke en machtige mensen te bewonderen, zelfs welhaast te aanbidden en mensen van arme of gewone komaf te verachten dan wel te negeren is de belangrijkste en meest universele oorzaak van de corruptie van ons morele besef' Adam Smith
Je bedoelt als je hem aanduwt?quote:
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Wat dat betreft vrees ik ook haar reacties of zelfs vandalisme op mijn Lada die ik rijd.
Dan krijg je alleen maar medelijdende blikken, denk ik, hehe
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Hoop toch niet dat er 1 of andere Kaag-fakkel-drager iets brandends heeft gegooid. Dat zou wel ultiem achterlijk zijn.quote:
alle toestellen eraf of stiekem een oogje toeknijpenquote:
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Oooooow....nou, ben benieuwd wat Turkije doet
Op zondag 8 december 2013 00:01 schreef Karina het volgende:
Dat gaat me te diep sp3c, daar is het te laat voor.
Dat gaat me te diep sp3c, daar is het te laat voor.
