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To all detachments of Donetsk People's Republic army, to soldiers and commanders who from 18 to 21 July 2014 in the area where the Boeing 777 of Malaysian airlines crashed and who possess personal belongings related to this airplane. Before 8 pm on 23 July 2014 you must give these things away to the headquarters of DPR army. Valuable items (watches, earrings, lockets and other jewellery) must be sent to the DPR Defence Fund.
originally posted by: Expat888
Why does everyone insist upon reposting whats been shown/proven to be western propaganda ?
originally posted by: PonderingSceptic
News appeared few days ago about possible order to take valuables from MH17 site. Unfortunately initial thread about it was deleted due to first sources at the time being of other language than English. News about it spread through Twitter, posted by a lawyer Mark Feigin representing kidnapped pilot, which later became primary source of such chilling news in the first articles.
originally posted by: PonderingSceptic
a reply to: Rosinitiate
Criminal acts not necessarily hold to the logic that everyone normally is used to. One of major turning points in history is 1967 when Soviet army started taking criminals into their ranks. Since that time criminal behavior there became natural "unwritten" law there, as criminals went up the ranks resulting in something like "dedovshchina" and numerous other "traditions" from criminal world which have no need to be listed in detail.
There's a war going on in that territory. Illogical act is not a proof against it, that it didn't happen. Missiles alone may have a cost of millions, but it doesn't mean that someone with a criminal mind didn't go for a loot at the site, or even made orders inconsistent with normal behavior.
Documents can also be faked, which leads to a conspiracy, or theory with questions to be answered. Proof may be only the one which shows it did happen or not.
News appeared few days ago about possible order to take valuables from MH17 site.
originally posted by: Rosinitiate
originally posted by: PonderingSceptic
a reply to: Rosinitiate
Criminal acts not necessarily hold to the logic that everyone normally is used to. One of major turning points in history is 1967 when Soviet army started taking criminals into their ranks. Since that time criminal behavior there became natural "unwritten" law there, as criminals went up the ranks resulting in something like "dedovshchina" and numerous other "traditions" from criminal world which have no need to be listed in detail.
There's a war going on in that territory. Illogical act is not a proof against it, that it didn't happen. Missiles alone may have a cost of millions, but it doesn't mean that someone with a criminal mind didn't go for a loot at the site, or even made orders inconsistent with normal behavior.
Documents can also be faked, which leads to a conspiracy, or theory with questions to be answered. Proof may be only the one which shows it did happen or not.
So we should throw out logic because Russia recruited criminals in their ranks in the 1960's?
There is also a difference between one or two bad apples taking something that doesn't belong to them versus insinuating that a group (this case separatists) as looting dead bodies.
Your very first sentence:
News appeared few days ago about possible order to take valuables from MH17 site.
So you are insinuating that a rebel commander (or someone with rank within the rebels) gave an "order" to loot dead foreign nationals. The same foreign nationals that the world has been watching and listening to for days. You don't think that this story is suspect in any way?
Journalists who examined the scene said there was a notable lack of items such as phones, wallets, cameras and jewellery.
Criminal acts not necessarily hold to the logic that everyone normally is used to. One of major turning points in history is 1967 when Soviet army started taking criminals into their ranks.
Journalists who examined the scene said there was a notable lack of items such as phones, wallets, cameras and jewellery.