It seems like something out of a Beckett play.
Looks to me, like he is suffering extreme anxiety, grippng the table, irregular foot tapping.
I can relate, but yeah⊠zero sympathy for the c*nt.
The speculation is something with lots of steroid medications.
Which youâre often put on while undergoing chemotherapy.
Been there, done that.
I read that in The Guardian this morning and all I could think of was just how utterly utterly evil this tactic is (FTA):
Each shell can contain up to 8,000 fléchettes. Once fired, shells burst when a timed fuse detonates and explodes above the ground.
FlĂ©chettes, typically between 3cm and 4cm in length, release from the shell and disperse in a conical arch about 300m wide and 100m long. On impact with a victimâs body, the dart can lose rigidity, bending into a hook, while the arrowâs rear, made of four fins, often breaks away causing a second wound.
Then again, nuclear war is utterly evil.
Rape, pillage, maiming⊠evil, evil, evil.
All of it.
Yes. Thanks.
Article seems to be expanded since I read it. Or my memory fails me. My comment still stands.
The forces of Progress in the world have had to give up on actual progress for a while and hold the line against fascism instead
At least everybody knows the drill by now
Russian MoD admits kidnapping nearly 1 million Ukrainians
More detail about the Russian fuckwittery at Chernobyl.
I guess that frees up Le Pen to make some money lobbying for her partyâs fascist sugar daddy as he continues his war.
But yes, it is a relief. For now.
Those german speaking elderly people hiding out in Argentina thought the same thing
This war opened up a grim opportunity to test new ways to kill.
No idea how honest Oleg Stepanov is apart from his diplomatic duties. Iâm guessing not very, but he may have good reason to fear Putin.
Thank Fuck.
War crimes charges take time. Putin is betting on running out the clock. Officers throughout the chain of command need to be made aware that they too can and will be charged with war crimes here.
For those with a paywall: archive.ph