Don Bacon | Apr 3 2022 14:52 utc | 302
So far eagle eyes have spotted one dead hand moving, one corpse getting up in a rearview mirror, No blood around corpses, No tank tracks in the street, and there were four days between the Russians leaving and the film being released.
https://t.me/grey_zone/13444
Just coincidences?

Posted by: Stonebird | Apr 3 2022 15:02 utc | 304

The capital of California is no bed of roses either. . .”Downtown Sacramento Shooting: 6 dead, at least 10 injured”
The US should listen to Washington’s warning to get out of Europe and focus on domestic problems. But of course that would require a democracy, which doesn’t exist.

Posted by: Don Bacon | Apr 3 2022 15:08 utc | 306

About Bucha massacre.
Yandex Translate:
“⚡️⚡️⚡️So you got burned, gentlemen of the tsipsoshniki, with your post in Bucha, for which you killed those whom you considered agents of the “occupiers”. They got burned on their own video.
Now this video is being distributed in the Ukrainian segment, in which it is claimed that in one of the buildings in Bucha, the Russians staged a torture chamber in which people were shot.
As I wrote in the previous post, local (not all, but many) during the presence of Russian troops, just in case, they knitted themselves white rags or ribbons on their sleeves. It was our identification sign -“own, don’t shoot.” For the Ukrainian military, respectively, this sign means “enemy”.
And now pay attention to the screen, 22 seconds, on the body on the left is the same Russian identification mark. Having entered the Trouble, the Terbats grabbed people, dragged them into the basement, tortured them to find out information and shot them for “cooperation” with the Russian troops.
And now they are passing off the people they killed as victims of Russian aggression. And the world believes them. He pretends to believe. A fantastic hoax!”
https://t.me/sashakots/30761

Posted by: Greg Galloway | Apr 3 2022 15:46 utc | 308

Don Bacon | Apr 3 2022 14:52 utc | 302
So far eagle eyes have spotted one dead hand moving, one corpse getting up in a rearview mirror, No blood around corpses, No tank tracks in the street, and there were four days between the Russians leaving and the film being released.
https://t.me/grey_zone/13444
Just coincidences?
Posted by: Stonebird | Apr 3 2022 15:02 utc | 304
The translated text in that link says the apparent hand movement is actually water droplet moving upward due to wind force. My eyes agree.

Posted by: Tom_12 | Apr 3 2022 16:10 utc | 310

Tom_12 | Apr 3 2022 16:10 utc | 310
The rearview mirror is also mentioned as a distorsion. The full text below (with my emphasis – I am not sure who is the “admin”..)
However the doubt also remains about tank tracks, no blood etc.
So who do you believe?
Wagner Group affiliated channel:
“I saw a video in a better quality and after looking closely I realized that the drop of water on the windshield was mistaken for a hand movement. And the movement of a corpse from behind is just a distortion in the rearview mirror, every driver knows how it happens.
So sorry for the false start with the information in the post above.”
— Admin wouldn’t be surprised if it was somehow staged.

Posted by: Stonebird | Apr 3 2022 16:28 utc | 312

@ 307
Totally agree malenkov …
come back RSH… your comments are needed…

Posted by: crone | Apr 3 2022 16:36 utc | 314

watcher | Apr 3 2022 14:15 utc | 293
Speculation seems like an exercise in ego, shooting for future bragging rights.
“Kiev is unclear. No idea what Russia…” doesn’t -> “we need to be honest and realistic. This is a major setback for Russia.”
That is just bias, bloviation and misdirection…

Posted by: Doesitreallymatter | Apr 3 2022 16:49 utc | 316

Tom_12 | Apr 3 2022 16:10 utc | 310
Different version. Inconclusive…. but I think the determining factor is the four day delay between the Russians leaving and the bodies in the street. The Russians deny “en bloc”, and the Maire of Bucha makes no mention of massacres.
The nasty thing is that if the bodies are recent, they probably date from after the arrival of Azov/Ukes. If they were not wearing blue armbands, or if they had white ones, they would have been considered “enemies” and quite likely shot on the spot.
https://twitter.com/Intel_sky/status/1510589076382097416/video/1

Posted by: Stonebird | Apr 3 2022 16:52 utc | 318

Posted by: Stonebird | Apr 3 2022 16:52 utc | 318
Personally, anything the Ukis show as “evidence” for me is pure BS.

Posted by: Tom_12 | Apr 3 2022 16:58 utc | 320

My take on sentiment of Ukrainian population:
Before the start of the special operation there was a relatively large proportion on the population that was still at least agnostic in their feelings about Russia and I am pretty sure the majority over 20 still speak Russian in normal conversation, however in the years since the ‘orange revolution’ the anti Russian opinions expressed in the media has steadily increased until it dominated the public media space. This has clearly had an effect, along with increasing social stigma attached to openly expressing pro-Russian sentiment. Additionally, since independence what did Russia do to help Ukraine? They provided subsidized gas and other financial support which did benefit the general population. Many Ukrainians worked in Russia – a benefit. Yet Russia did nothing to address the fundamental dysfunction of the Ukrainian government (high levels of corruption and general ineffectiveness in promoting economic development). Now in the early 90s Russia was itself a complete basket case and could do nothing to help its neighbor when it couldn’t help itself. Yet when Russia did get back on it’s feet after VP came to power it’s policies regarding Ukraine were mainly focused on gas transit issues and the Sevastopol lease. The gas transit issue was a political football in Ukrainian politics and Russia was made out to be the unreasonable party – despite the fact that Ukraine was steeling gas (Tymoshenko) and profiting from the subsidized rates. Sevastopol was a peripheral matter to most Ukrainians.
Meanwhile, the west was spending a considerable amount of money on an anti-Russian PR campaign, educating many young Ukrainians abroad, and dangling the prospect of EU membership (and visa-free travel to Europe). These efforts had both highly visible elements and less visible ones (the work of the ‘civil society’ NGOs).
Russia had no PR campaign, and while many Ukrainians still attended University in Russia this was not used the way the west used this element. No indoctrination, etc. Going to university in Russia was ordinary, going to university in America was a remarkable and cherished opportunity.
NATO membership was never a popular issue, but mainly a source of revenue for the political elite.
The campaign against the Russian language was not widely popular and resented by many.
After 2014 as the media space became increasingly restricted to nationalist voices and protests were violently suppressed (and the economy deteriorated) people in general kept their heads down and tried to manage their affairs as best they could – or left to go work in Europe. There was relatively little sympathy for the path the eastern provinces took and refugees from that region who came to Kiev had to hide their identity if possible.
Politicians were not popular, corruption increased, and the general mood was one of frustration with no solution. The loos of Crimea was a blow and offended average people. Russia was seen even more as part of the problem with the continued fighting in the east and constant disputes over gas.
So when Russian troops crossed the border and things were blowing up all over the country people were shocked, scared, and angry. War is clearly terrible in the short run and people who had been agnostic or somewhat sympathetic to Russia were suddenly vociferously anti-Russian. While this may change over time, depending on how the situation develops, it is the current reality for many, many people.

Posted by: the pessimist | Apr 3 2022 17:53 utc | 322

Reuters is showing that there is a major propaganda effort underway internationally about what I will call for now, the myth of Bucha.
The West is desperate and anything that looks/feels/smells/ or can be sold as weakness/badness will be drummed up to the max as we are seeing.
This is an amazing time because, at least on the surface that us pond scum get to see, there is a major civilization war going on in a MAD environment (note: MAD does not include bio-chemical it would seem, nor financial)
I expect that Russia will resume its military action in a manner that dispels any doubt as to the veracity of these current allegations….we are hearing from Shoigu now, not Lavrov. I have seen China report on the Ukraine biolabs and I expect Russia to make further details about those biolabs part of their counter to the Empire of Lies…..empire is too confident in its Hollywood capabilities.

Posted by: psychohistorian | Apr 3 2022 19:12 utc | 324

Russia requested a meeting of the UN Security Council for Monday, April 4, in connection with the “blatant provocation of Ukrainian radicals” in the Ukrainian city of Bucha. This was stated by the Deputy Russian Chairman at the organization Dmitry Polyansky.
“In light of the blatant provocation of Ukrainian radicals in Bucha, Russia demanded the convening of a meeting of the UN Security Council on the afternoon of Monday, April 4. We will bring the arrogant Ukrainian provocateurs and their Western patrons to clean water,” Polyansky wrote on Telegram.
On April 3, the Russian Defense Ministry denied accusations by the Kiev regime of allegedly killing civilians in Bucha.
Moscow recalled that the mayor of Bucha, Anatoly Fedoruk, on March 31 in his video message confirmed that there was no Russian military in the city, moreover, he did not mention any “local residents shot in the streets with their hands tied.”
As the Deputy Speaker of the Federation Council Konstantin Kosachev noted, the spread by the West of a fake about the “murder of civilians” in the Ukrainian Bucha near Kiev makes him an accomplice to provocation.
https://russian.rt.com/world/news/985450-rossiya-oon-zasedanie

Posted by: FZappa | Apr 3 2022 19:45 utc | 326

This should be the interview with the mayor of Bucha on April 1 on the channel “Ukraine 24”
No mention of the dead on the streets
At the beginning he says: “Dear friends! March 31 is a beautiful day of liberation from the Russian occupiers”
I hope someone understands what he is saying
https://t.me/giorgiobianchiphotojournalist/13608

Posted by: FZappa | Apr 3 2022 19:59 utc | 328

It’s not just Western “liberals”; it’s Westerners—period—with few exceptions.

Posted by: malenkov | Apr 3 2022 20:18 utc | 330

Totally agree malenkov …
come back RSH… your comments are needed…
Posted by: crone | Apr 3 2022 16:36 utc | 314
Some barfly called him an “old fart”.
May be we shouldn’t behave like that…?

Posted by: njet | Apr 3 2022 20:32 utc | 332

A must read!
Interview of Sergey Glazyev:
http://thesaker.is/events-like-this-happen-once-a-century-sergey-glazyev-on-the-breakdown-of-epochs-and-changing-ways-of-life/
Posted by: Olivier | Apr 3 2022 14:43 utc | 299
Glazyvev is speaking of a new world economic order which is still about growth, private ownership of property “protected” as he said, by whom I wonder? and other basic capitalist features, yet he calls it a socialist order.
I don’t see it. Not that it won’t be 200% better than we have to date, but socialist?
And if unrestricted private property investment is going to persist along with unfettered growth then why wouldn’t all the evils of neoliberalism persist as well? He reads like an idealist to me, saying India is socialist and concerned with the welfare of the people. Maybe in Kerala, maybe some other states but the difference between China and India in terms of basic poverty alleviation is staggering.
A Chinese friend from the mainland south tells me that there is no financial safety net in China, so when lockdowns happen even though they are brief and very well managed, ordinary workers can’t work and there is no relief payment from the government and no unemployment benefit as such. I am a big supporter of China however as a socialist country even China has a long way to go to ensure a basic safety net for all of its citizens. And in the meantime enormous wealth is still going to China’s 1%.
Even so China and Russia, not so much India as yet, demonstrably represent a much more benign and inclusive influence on the world order. It remains to be seen if it develops more towards socialism, I don’t think it will be clear until the developing economies have achieved a basic level of prosperity of the kind that the West has abused and squandered over the past 70 years.

Posted by: K | Apr 3 2022 22:21 utc | 334

Posted by: Olivier | Apr 3 2022 22:32 utc | 335
No Olivier
I am NOT saying Russia is losing. Try reading what I wrote.
I am saying that Russia started off with a fairly short term objective. Quick sharp attack on Ukrainian military installations, quick move into the Donbass, then an expected capitulation and peace deal with Kiev.
The desired outcomes:
1. A much less hostile Ukraine
2. A short sharp military engagement, few casualties
3. Independence for the two Donbass republics recognised
4. Crimea accepted as Russian
5. Ukraine agrees not to join NATO
6. NATO agreeing not to move further east
7. Negotiations about removal of other threats from Poland, Romania etc
8. Lifting of sanctions for Crimea.
9. Defanging the Ukrainian military.
At the end of the day, after these “talks”, I expect 3 and 4 and probably 5 to be achieved. 9 has been achieved and with vigilance can be maintained. No 2 has obviously failed in that the military intervention has already gone on a month, but if it is resolved by May essentially it will have been achieved.
It remains to be seen if a more reasonable Ukraine emerges – No 1. personally i no doubt it can be achieved so I suppose that is a defeat of sorts.
Only if there is a change of government in Germany, can 6, 7 and 8 possibly be achieved, and even then I suspect not without a much wider conflict. NATO however may well fall apart. Poland is impossible. I have no suggestions, short of setting up mass psychiatric institutions or putting Prozac in the water supply (JOKE)

Posted by: watcher | Apr 3 2022 22:55 utc | 336

@ watcher
I think you’re right in that Lavrov (and Putin and who
knows who else) was expecting more humane/tolerant acceptance from the West than Russia actually got. Such a hope is implanted deep inside the Russian psyche since at least Peter the Great.
That attitude is probably a thing of the past.

Posted by: malenkov | Apr 3 2022 22:57 utc | 338

@336 If there was a miscalculation by Russia it was in thinking the UAF would collapse quickly. It didn’t (yet) mainly because they got so much support from the West in terms of money, weapons and propaganda. I think a lot of people in the West were surprised too.
As regards Putin’s bare chest and his attitude towards gays that is definitely a factor in Western ‘woke’ hatred. But there are plenty in the West, mainly conservatives, who agree with him.

Posted by: dh | Apr 3 2022 23:11 utc | 340

[Long post]
Colonelcassad’s considerations about fascists in Ukraine:
” When communicating with Ukrainians, we make the same mistake over and over again. Our opponents tell us: well, where did you see the Nazis in Ukraine. Their number is negligible.
Nationalist parties have minimal support. There is a minority of nationalists in parliament. The President is Jewish.
So let’s figure it out. Who is a fascist in Ukraine and how many of them.
Our main mistake is that we identify the fascists by external signs: symbols, paraphernalia. Tattoos, slogans, stripes, portraits of leaders. There are certainly people who use all this there and there are not a few of them. But in the total mass they make up a small percentage.
But fascism is not an attribute. This is an ideology. This is what is invested in the head, and not what is applied to the body in the form of a tattoo. The ideology of the superiority of the nation over others. Belief that your nation is better than others. Ukrainians consider themselves better, smarter, hardworking and bolder than Russians. Russians they consider stupid, drunk, dirty cattle. who envy them. And which cannot forgive them that they are better in everything.
This is fascism. Belief in their superiority over stupid Muscovites. The fact that you are a warrior of light, unlike a dirty padded jacket. This is fascism. And not what kind of tattoo on your body. But this disease affects the vast majority of the population of Nezalezhnaya. These are the ones who elected the rulers who killed people in the Donbass. These are those who rejoiced when they burned people in Odessa. Those who support the eradication of everything Russian – language, schools, faith, those who pay a tax on the murder of children in Donbass. This is the majority of the population of Ukraine. Their entire society is affected by the virus of fascism.
Since the very emergence of modern Ukraine, this ideology has been purposefully promoted. This is the myth of the Holodomor. This is the story invented with the money of Soros, the revival of Bandera. From Russia, year after year, they sculpted the image of the enemy. Everything Russian was purposefully eradicated and is still being eradicated. And it must be admitted that the grains of this ideology fell on fertile ground. A generation has grown up that, even being often Russian by origin, hate everything Russian. Language, culture.
Back in 2014, I met a family of refugees from Donetsk. They left forever and never came back. When communicating with them, I was then struck by one fact: they spoke with aspiration about Ukraine. I have repeatedly heard from them: we love Ukraine so much. It seemed strange to me then. Ukraine bombed them, forced them to leave forever (they settled in the Rostov region and are not going to return), but in their heads it exists in the form of something bright, kind. Nenka-Ukraine as a caring kind mother. In the future, I heard this thesis more than once. In addition to this bright image, another dark image was formed in parallel – terrible, evil Russia. Everything is in the compartment and forms the worldview of the modern resident of the Square.
Summing up, I want to say that the majority of the population of modern Ukraine is fascists.
Ukraine is a fascist state with a fascist ideology. The denazification process is mandatory. And it should concern not only external paraphernalia or obvious carriers thereof. Denazification must have deep meaning. We need to eradicate this vicious ideology itself.”

Posted by: SCan | Apr 3 2022 23:55 utc | 342

Russia did not expect quick capitulation from Kiev, that is stupid to think.
A quick move into Donbass? Well, considering they are now just moving into The Donbass, that obviously was never the plan.
A short, sharp conflict. No, Russia’s approach suggest their timeframe for military operations is at least six months.
Negotiating the removal of threats from Poland or Romania? No, Russia has stated numerous times the west is not agreement capable.
What does Russia want? They are going to grab as much of Ukraine as possible and never give it back.
The long game militarily speaking was and is the goal as it puts lots of pressure on the West. There was never a plan for a short, sharp conflict.

Posted by: Haassaan | Apr 4 2022 0:29 utc | 344

K my apologies for not attributing this to you originally.
“Realising we don’t know shit is always a good place to get to in life imo”
In my opinion there is only one stop after that, and from what I have heard, there is no other better stop.

Posted by: David F | Apr 4 2022 1:42 utc | 346

@ David F | Apr 3 2022 3:05 utc | 195 & David F | Apr 4 2022 0:24 utc | 343
Way off topic but since you ask …
Your quote comes from the first of three “levels” of buddhadharma teachings which emphasizes the existence of mind as a method to deter people from falling into the extreme of nihilism, from believing there is no causality or heaven or hell, that what they do does not matter.
Thus your Dhammapada quote teaches that from pure mind, from virtue, happiness results; from impure mind, from mind afflicted by desire, aversion, ignorance, arrogance, or jealousy, etc, suffering results. The point is that we inhabit a reality of infallible causality where we bear responsibility for our lives. There is no compromise with causality which is our reality nature. It is up to us to purify our minds so as to experience and spread happiness.
The second dharma turning teaches “no mind” or “emptiness” — meaning that what we commonly perceive as ordinary reality is deceptive insofar as, contrary to our ordinary perception, there is no intrinsic existence to self or other composite phenomena as all is interdependent, co-arising if you will, and in flux, impermanent. Yet people tend to cling to things and emotions as though they had inherent independent existence, and as if they are permanent. This causes much pain and disharmony.
The third turning teaches that samsara/nirvana are two sides of the same hand — beyond extremes, beyond the extreme of nihilism and the extreme of eternalism. A compassionate matrix of intrinsic wisdom is present to us all which we have access to if we purify our minds so as to make the connection to the dharmakaya — god or the divine if you will.
I focused on interdependence aspect because that seems most accessible to most of us but the total package of teachings on how to overcome suffering of self includes these four basic aspects: impermanence; understanding the causes of suffering; emptiness (no inherent existence of self or phenomena); and realization of primordial wisdom which is beyond extremes.
ξ ξ ξ
John Milton captures the first turning of the wheel of dharma in Paradise Lost when he writes, “The mind is its own place, and in itself can make a heaven of hell, a hell of heaven.”

Posted by: suzan | Apr 4 2022 1:46 utc | 348

suzan@347 –
Thanks for responding.
No offense intended, but I wasn’t really looking for an explanation of the Dhamma. I’m actually deeply familiar with it.
I was looking for you to explain your original statement.

Posted by: David F | Apr 4 2022 1:59 utc | 350

@345 hopeheli
The Russian->English translation was done by Google translator and I believe that in this process, the writer’s “style” can be lost. But, sure, here is the link:
https://t.me/boris_rozhin/39435

Posted by: SCan | Apr 4 2022 2:24 utc | 352

Suzan – Just reread the thread, I misunderstood your original response.
Please tell me what you mean by the “turnings”.

Posted by: David F | Apr 4 2022 2:38 utc | 354

malenkov
i hope you did not think i assume all gays are anti Russian. it is just that it is a huge factor in poisoning minds.
look i know western progressives. they are my family and friends. woke issues dominate their brains and stop them thinking rationally.

Posted by: watcher | Apr 4 2022 3:30 utc | 356

Some barfly called him an “old fart”.
May be we shouldn’t behave like that…?
Posted by: njet | Apr 3 2022 20:32 utc | 332
Yeah. I did. Most of us are. Old and cranky and watching the shit that that goes round like a tumble drier.

Posted by: Peter AU1 | Apr 4 2022 5:17 utc | 358

I must say this is one of the most idiotic forums I have seen. I’m curious about people like you. I wonder what exactly is your major mental malfunction. Are you simply trolls who enjoy gaslighting? Or do you really believe the dogshit you are peddling? Either way, you are despicable and your site should vanish. P.S. in the name of all the Ukrainians murdered by the Russian Federation invaders, go fuck yourself. You, and everyone who agrees with you. You are all scum.

Posted by: Karl | Apr 4 2022 8:47 utc | 360

watcher | Apr 3 2022 21:36 utc | 333
Thanks, you are definitely no troll. And to call somebody a troll without giving detailed arguments is in any case – trolling.
Posted by: Hausmeister | Apr 4 2022 6:02 utc | 358

I fully agree with that and as an old fart myself will add to the chorus of those who would have RSH hang around. Comments by
RSH and Debsisdead enhance this blog. Others too, of course, but will stop with those two names.
Derogatory personal comments do nothing but harm one’s own stature.
Otherwise intelligent people who engage in that show their own intelligence is otherthanwise – and their character is low.

Posted by: waynorinorway | Apr 4 2022 10:19 utc | 362

Meanwhile on the Italian Wikipedia the “Odessa massacre” is now the “Odessa fire”.

Posted by: S. L | Apr 4 2022 11:42 utc | 364

Did anyone see this article in ZH.?
I Guess, this stuff is hard to get into the “failed state” as of late.
Ukraine Announces Million Dollars Reward Per Russian Helicopter, Fighter Jet, Warship
Ukrainian farmers have been stealing tanks and other Russian military equipment with their tractors. Videos have surfaced online in recent weeks, and the question many have asked is what happens with all the captured war machines?
It just so happens that the Ukrainian parliament (also known as Rada) passed a new measure rewarding anyone, even Russian soldiers, to turn over equipment to Ukraine for a reward.
“For a helicopter – 500 thousand dollars, a tank – 100 thousand, respectively. If, for example, someone is ready to come to us by plane – it’s a million dollars,” the first vice-speaker of the Ukrainian parliament Oleksandr Kornienko said in a statement Saturday.
Here’s a complete breakdown of Ukraine’s reward system for the voluntary transfer of Russian military equipment to the Ukrainian Armed Forces (all prices are in USD):
Combat aircraft (fighter and assault aircraft) – 1,000,000;
Combat helicopter – 500,000;
Reactive volley fire system – 25,000 – 35,000;
Tank, ground artillery (self-propelled) – 100,000;
Infantry fighting vehicle (landing), armored personnel carrier, armored reconnaissance patrol vehicle – 50,000;
Military vehicle (truck, specialized), military tractor, military engineering vehicles: reconnaissance, demining, mine barriers, bridges, fencing, for paving roads, for earthworks, to overcome water obstacles – 10,000;
Ships of 1st or 2nd rank – 1,000,000;
Ships of 3rd or 4th rank – 500,000
Ships of military (auxiliary) support – 200,000;
Ships of small combat (reconnaissance) purpose – 50,000.
Kornienko said Russian troops would be motivated to hand over the weapons to “replenish their financial status” and their “misunderstanding of the meaning of why they are dying.” He added: “the reward tool will work.”
This is certainly an innovative way to buy weapons at a discount. Ukrainian farmers stand to make a killing.

Posted by: Kim | Apr 4 2022 14:10 utc | 366

Posted by: Karl | Apr 4 2022 8:47 utc | 359
Best you jump back down, into your fortified Trench and listen out,for the unmistakable sound of the Toss-1 about to come your way.

Posted by: Kim | Apr 4 2022 14:26 utc | 368

@ David F | Apr 4 2022 2:43 utc | 354
No
@ David F | Apr 4 2022 2:38 utc | 353
@David F | Apr 4 2022 2:32 utc | 352
Look up the three turnings of the wheel of dharma. There are volumes of lectures on this from diverse Buddhist traditions. I referred to this directly several times in my post including the quote from John Milton so I am not sure why your confusion arises regarding this especially as you say you have extensive experience with the dharma teachings.
You repeat your question to which I have already attempted (asking the patience of barflies for the OT exchange) to give an all-encompassing response so I will not take up more space responding other than to repeat that comprehending interdependence unravels previous misperceptions about our reality nature, leading to insight about self. I recommend you use other sources with which you will be more satisfied.
Last, I get the impression that you enjoy arguing but not resolving miscommunication. I seem to recall this from earlier threads but I could be confusing you with another David who would select a word or phrase in someone’s post, enclose it in an Overton window of allowable interpretation and repeat attack endlessly. Maybe not you? Perhaps a bot.

Posted by: suzan | Apr 4 2022 15:54 utc | 370

Those who understand Russian I highly recommend these interviews,
“Европа однозначно обречена | Интервью с Михаилом Муравьевым (avanturist) Aftershock.News”
Part I
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ydSoWXRUt-o
Part II
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BSg3KcsFkOM
Part III
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wC_AqNg0wI

Posted by: Tom_12 | Apr 4 2022 16:13 utc | 372