Big statements there, with zero references. This is not conspiracy website.
On February 28, 2022 3:22:31 PM UTC, Alexandre Garreau <galex-...@galex-713.eu> wrote: >> And that would imply that Putin is really mad men and is now coming >to >> attack Ukraine for which real reason? You tell us please. > >Because russians are so tired of him and he’s getting old and afraid of >loosing control, so >he launches his last card and plays everything in. > >Ukraine, along with Finland and Sweden (which he threatened too) are >worrying >counterexample of liberalism and better situation to most of russians. >And most of >russians are aware of this. > >Moreover: speaking russian in ukraine is easy, many people understand >russian there (I >keep hearing that russian propaganda stating people are being >threatened for speaking >russian there is wrong, from mostly russians leaving there; and to have >mostly spoke >russian myself in ukraine i can confirm); if a russian moves there, not >only they can keep >speaking their language, but they can most easily learn the local one >as it is most similar, >pretty easy and even somewhat more regular and rational. > >So that WAS a really nice place, and the easiest one, for russians to >escape. The conflict >since its beginning (before war) is itself is a mere excuse to avoid >that to happen (as >russian men has been forbidden to go there before). There is to some >degree hypocrit >collaboration between russian and ukrainian elites (who btw both have >stakes and >properties and capital in each others’ country) for that sake: >artificially separating as much >as possible two countries with so friendly and similar people with each >other. There have >been, on both side, support to the far right, neonazis, etc. A lot >more so from putin’s side: >most of the far rights and neonazis are funded by him in Europe. >French far right is backed >by Putin. Hungary and Poland, worst situations in europe, are because >of Putin. Our >increasing commitment to methane, because of our abandonment of >carbonclean nuclear >(and also the subsequent increasing reliement on coal) is also Putin’s >fault. This is not only >threatening Russia, Ukraine, Europe, but the whole planet’s citizens. > >That was okay as long as it only meant for ukraine to give up on >helping and welcoming >russians. Now it’s not enough anymore. The internet is making the >people increasingly >powerful and aware of whatever freedom exists elsewhere and they could >get. > >The same sospokenabout situation of «if we lower taxes the powerfuls >are gonna escape» >is there happening inversely: if you help the powerful, the actual >people will see it and >wanna leave. This always have been true, it is called migration. >Migration is a threat to >oppression, and border its solution: a threat to freedom. Free >circulation of wealth good to >the wealthiests and their wealth, free circulation of people good to >the people and their >freedom. > >Wars, soldiers, militaries, aggressions, these all reinforce borders. > >What inspired me mostly: >https://nitter.fdn.fr/jmkorhonen/status/1496047631969234944[1] > >Please remember we have to keep in favor of freedom, and that means >against aggression, >against censorship, surveillance, proprietary software. If you ever >feel these could locally >or temporarily used to fight oppression, you are tricked. > >-------- >[1] https://nitter.fdn.fr/jmkorhonen/status/1496047631969234944 Jean
