In Spain, pilot Kuzminov, who hijacked a Russian helicopter, was allegedly found dead.

a reply to: RussianTroll

Oh, you suddenly started talking about international law.

Sigh, I mentioned "international law" in my second post in this thread which you seem to have failed to notice, so no "suddenly" about it.

Only the weak cry.

Same as in the other thread, hands RT a mirror........and some tissues.

The strong one comes and has the prom queen))))

If you say so RT.

Still not on topic or even remotely addressing the premise of your own thread.

Priceless.

a reply to: RussianTroll

Which Georgia?

No, but I used to be one. Licenced to kill. 00 status and everything.

Hardest game in the World.

Had to give it up. I got a bad back.

originally posted by: RussianTroll

originally posted by: Kurokage
a reply to: RussianTroll

Maybe Putin sent him some lovely perfume /sarc

Exactly, and delivered personally. He also left his passport and business card with the corpse))))))))))

Whoa! Touche'.

Most Americans believe we also have a 'Service L', albeit kept Top Secret. I'm not so sure though, after Beau Bergdahl got the royal treatment and welcome home from Obama.

I daresay if America were to eliminate treasonous citizens, half of our elected representatives would disappear.

Only good traitor is a dead one. Good riddance if true.

Look at some of you defending a murderer.

originally posted by: nugget1

originally posted by: RussianTroll

originally posted by: Kurokage
a reply to: RussianTroll

Maybe Putin sent him some lovely perfume /sarc

Exactly, and delivered personally. He also left his passport and business card with the corpse))))))))))

Whoa!

Touche'.

Most Americans believe we also have a 'Service L', albeit kept Top Secret. I'm not so sure though, after Beau Bergdahl got the royal treatment and welcome home from Obama.

I daresay if America were to eliminate treasonous citizens, half of our elected representatives would disappear.

The American service l is the cia.

They make Russians look tame and chilled out.

a reply to: Maybenexttime

"Look at some of you defending a murderer."

Look in the mirror?

Still baying for the death of all Ukrainians, are you?

What a massive hypocrite.

a reply to: Maybenexttime

I don't think anyone is defending him.

Following your logic through.

I guess that means US special forces have carte blanche where the likes of executing Edward Snowden on Russian soil is concerned?

a reply to: andy06shake

I can only repeat my words to you - don't cry and complain. Maybe someone will take pity on you))))

Good news is they still lived longer than being sent to the front

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: Maybenexttime

"Look at some of you defending a murderer."

Look in the mirror?

Still baying for the death of all Ukrainians, are you?

What a massive hypocrite.

Probably in the same way as you mourn the death of hundreds of Donbass children since 2014.

originally posted by: Xtrozero
Good news is they still lived longer than being sent to the front

Set an example, come to the front yourself. True, I do not guarantee that you will return home in a bag, like all mercenaries)))

a reply to: RussianTroll

And i can only repeat.

That it's your thread.

And you are not even trying to stay on topic.

Im apt to ponder that you must be on the sauce again RT.

Considering your unwillingness to participate in a meaningful manner.

If you can muster anything relevant regarding the illegal murder on foreign soil by a Russian death squad give us a shout.

But until such time....................

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: Maybenexttime

I don't think anyone is defending him.

Following your logic through.

I guess that means US special forces have carte blanche where the likes of executing Edward Snowden on Russian soil is concerned?

Edward Snowden has done or said anything wrong in a very long time, he is no threat.

But, I understand your point.

The cia does as it pleases on foreign soil.

I'm sure that makes you angry too.

a reply to: RussianTroll

Remind me, as an apologist for a regime that has deliberately targeted civilians for two years now, how many Ukrainian women and children who have been killed, injured or maimed do you mourn for?

originally posted by: andy06shake

I guess that means US special forces have carte blanche where the likes of executing Edward Snowden on Russian soil is concerned?

The thing that irked me over the years with ATS is very few want to apply any degree of differentiation. It's like people suggest that someone stealing a pack of cigs and another person who might rob a bank are one and the same and so both are robbers without going into maybe what could be drastically different levels between the two actions.

originally posted by: RussianTroll

Set an example, come to the front yourself. True, I do not guarantee that you will return home in a bag, like all mercenaries

My skills are better at training Ukranians how to fly drones in Poland, but thank you for the offer.

Did they get them with the old Russian trick of radiation on the door nob? That is always a good one.

a reply to: Maybenexttime

I don't necessarily disagree as government death squads executing people in other nations is against international law, no matter who they are, its problematic and rather diabolical.

But the American government sees Edward Snowden as a traitor.

And you did say "Only good traitor is a dead one. Good riddance if true".

So once again following that sort of spurious reasoning, it would appear to give US special forces or their alphabet agencies carte blanche to off the poor fellow.

It's not about anger per-say Maybenexttime, but rather a very slippery slope possibly best not traveled.

Glad you got the point all the same.

originally posted by: RussianTroll

Probably in the same way as you mourn the death of hundreds of Donbass children since 2014.

So it is estimated that around 8000 total people died in the 8 years in Donbas of what 4 million+ that live there? Of that 8000 are soldiers on both sides and civilians.

After the first month of this war, it made the excuse "We are fighting for the poor people who were killed in Donbas" pretty much moot wouldn't you say? I would also suggest that Russia has killed much more taking Donbas than the 8 years of fighting. You don't use much guided anything and just dump 100,000s of artillery.

a reply to: Xtrozero

Cigs are expensive these days. LoL

And banks are not exactly chock full of cash money any longer.

So......(joke)

None of which changes the fact that executing people in foreign nations via death squad is against the law or that following Maybenexttime is faulty at best.

originally posted by: andy06shake
Cigs are expensive these days. LoL

And banks are not exactly chock full of cash money any longer.

So......(joke)

I need to use better examples...lol

None of which changes the fact that executing people in foreign nations via death squad is against the law or that following Maybenexttime is faulty at best.

So how do we compare this to let's say Abu Baqir Al-Saadi or even Bin Laden?