On 03-19-22 15:36, Oleg Nazarov <=-
spoke to Dale Shipp about Re: Ukrainian propaganda <=-
https://t.me/mig41/14938The link leads me to something called
telegram, with which I am only heard of but
am not familiar. What came up was a video
of a march of perhaps a couple of hundred
people described as some sort of SS --- that
march took place in a town named Riga, which
is a town in Latvia.
Sorry, nope. Almost all previously available social networks in Russia
are blocked and few people are now interested in connection
with the frank implementation of the policy of Nazism
against Russians. Only Telegram has the widest distribution
among international ones.
I believe that I said this before, but will
repeat it for you so that perhaps this time
it will sink in.
We are thinking 8 years.
In a free country, people are free to say
things that they could not do in Russia --
even things which are dispictable to the
majority of the people in that country.
Such is the way free democracies work.
There are Nazis in the USA but they are a
fringe group with no part in the serious
discourse of America.
Free democracy works only for your authorities.
Unfortunately for myself, I have known her since the 70s of
the last century.
?? I'm not at all sure of what you mean. ??
?? Another response that has nothing to do with what was quoted.
Is Nazi paraphernalia banned in Canada? In Russia it is forbidden, in Germany too, in USA - no.
German soldiers marked 20 years of service in Afghanistan? What are you trying to say?Most of the west were there for nearly 20 years.
German soldiers marked 20 years of service in Afghanistan? What are youMost of the west were there for nearly 20 years.
trying to say?
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