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originally posted by: Flatcoat
a reply to: Freeborn
I'm sure the Russian Neo-Nazi militia's who are fighting side by side the regular Russian conscripts will treat them with the care and compassion Russian armed forces are noted for.
In this clown world I'm not quite sure "neo-nazi" means what you think it means. This is an excerpt from a ridiculous Yahoo article about a neighborhood flag dispute...
This act left her feeling uneasy as the new, obscure red and yellow flag is associated with the Socialist Workers Party of Russia, a far-right hate group.
originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: Kester
No doubt some are but many who have joined the fight are former soldiers who want to use their training to help out the underdog in this conflict , those who's decision was influenced by Call of Duty will soon find there is no respawn.
It's estimated there are hundreds of former British soldiers who have made the decision to go fight for the cause of freedom , personally I salute them.
originally posted by: Freeborn
a reply to: RickyD
You seem totally unwilling to even consider any evidence from any alleged 'Western' source.
Yet you seem to swallow unquestioningly any story or evidence provided by Russian sources.
You seem incapable of considering anything other than the pro-Russian narrative and perspective.
That speaks absolute volumes to anyone who is trying to make any sense of this senseless invasion and subsequent death and destruction.
originally posted by: Flatcoat
originally posted by: Freeborn
a reply to: Flatcoat
So, are you assuming for some reason that I don't know what a Neo-Nazi is?
I'm saying that apparently, according to the copious amounts of propaganda being thrown about by both sides, we have russian neo-nazis fighting ukranian neo-nazis .....I'm just waiting for the neo-nazi wing of the IDF to join the fray. Everyone's a "neo-nazi".
originally posted by: namehere
a reply to: MisguidedAngel
see there's a difference between American media and Russian media, Russian media is state controlled and has to support the interests of the Russian state, American media doesn't have to kiss the American governments ass and has no motivation to do so, their only interest is whether a story is interesting enough to make a profit, meaning a tendency to show the reality, where they have no trouble exposing American war crimes, its just russias turn to be exposed.
The Washington Post and New York Times were key editorial-page drivers of the conflict; MSNBC unhired Phil Donahue and Jesse Ventura over their war skepticism; CNN flooded the airwaves with generals and ex-Pentagon stoolies, and broadcast outlets ABC, CBS, NBC and PBS stacked the deck even worse: In a two-week period before the invasion, the networks had just one American guest out of 267 who questioned the war, according to Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting.
originally posted by: RickyD
a reply to: gortex
I can't wait to hear their stories when they ...excuse me... If they ever return. I bet they will have some amazing tales of adventures with their nationalist/nazi war buddies. Something tells me most of those guys are really wishing they hadn't and its was too late after they signed in for the duration.
originally posted by: Flatcoat
originally posted by: Freeborn
a reply to: Flatcoat
So, are you assuming for some reason that I don't know what a Neo-Nazi is?
I'm saying that apparently, according to the copious amounts of propaganda being thrown about by both sides, we have russian neo-nazis fighting ukranian neo-nazis .....I'm just waiting for the neo-nazi wing of the IDF to join the fray. Everyone's a "neo-nazi".