Ukraine-Russia crisis

[MisterrSingh]

28 minutes ago, Ranjeet01 said:

What I find interesting is how the majority of the Oligarchs seem to be Jewish in origin.

Since the fall of the Soviet Union, there was a scramble for all the nationalised industries. It is amazing how Jews managed to position themselves to benefit from the windfall.

This aspect of it is virtually concealed in the UK press / media. They're terrified to mention it. Probably so as not to feed into the stereotype of Jews being the low-key destroyers of nations and civilisations, the carcasses of which they themselves feed on for their own enrichment.

[MisterrSingh]

1 hour ago, Ranjeet01 said:

If these Ukrainians do have Jewish ancestory then they are probably more likely the secular atheist types and they tend to move to Tel Aviv and on the coast.

It is ultra orthodox types that tend to move to the occupied territories. 

There's a documentary somewhere on YouTube that shows the pretty stark differences between contemporary Jewish groups in Israel. They aren't all little-hat wearing, synagogue-going devotees. The atheist Jews (as absurd as that sounds) have made places like the United States their home. For these types of Jews, Jewishness is a cultural identity than a religious identification with the tribe of Abraham. The only difference is ALL Jews come together when an outsider goes after them. That's their ultimate strength. They put aside their differences, sects, etc., and pull together. The Jewish elites (the rulers of the big financial houses since the Middle Ages, etc) believe in something else altogether...

[Ranjeet01]

24 minutes ago, MisterrSingh said:

This aspect of it is virtually concealed in the UK press / media. They're terrified to mention it. Probably so as not to feed into the stereotype of Jews being the low-key destroyers of nations and civilisations, the carcasses of which they themselves feed on for their own enrichment.

The Jews are trouble makers (at least segments of them do).

Even the Bolsheviks had a large Jewish contigent. 

But the irony is that they bite themselves on the a $$

They try to be too clever for their own good. 

[MisterrSingh]

[Premi5]

I thought this was funny

news.yahoo.com/amphtml/am-mr-mcadams-tv-anchor-060505135.html

An Indian news anchor has inspired jokes and memes after yelling at the wrong guest while debating the Ukraine crisis.

Rahul Shivshankar berated a Ukrainian journalist for almost two minutes, thinking he was addressing Daniel McAdams, a US foreign policy commentator.

He only realised his mistake when Mr McAdams - the other guest - spoke up.

The exchange went viral, making "McAdams" a top Twitter trend in India.

Indian viewers are used to news anchors shouting down their panellists and going on rants during their shows. Many of these anchors, including Mr Shivshankar, the editor-in-chief of popular English news channel Times Now, are accused of being biased towards India's governing party, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

 

In this instance, Mr Shivshankar was speaking on his show India Upfront to Mr McAdams, executive director of the Ron Paul Institute, and Bohdan Nahaylo, chief editor of Kyiv Post.

But the names and titles of the two men were wrongly placed on air, so Mr Nahaylo was identified as Mr McAdams and vice versa.

The viral clip began with Mr Shivshankar asking "Daniel McAdams" to "just take a bit of a chill pill".

Mr Nahaylo then responds that he doesn't want to relax as his country is at war.

Mr Shivshankar proceeds to ask "Mr McAdams" to "get off the fence" and send US troops to Ukraine if he is so concerned about the country.

He goes on to rant about "colonial agendas" and the Afghanistan war, interspersing "Mr McAdams" into every other sentence.

The real Mr McAdams, in the meantime, is seen trying to make himself heard above the cacophony.

"I'm not talking!" he finally manages to burst out. "It's the other guy who's talking!"

But Mr Shivshankar, who thought he was now talking to his Ukrainian guest, responded that "Mr McAdams" had "gone completely ballistic" and should "go fight alongside Ukrainians if he felt so strongly about the war".

 

"Dear host, I haven't said a word yet. I don't know why you're yelling at me," the real Mr McAdams persists.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Ranjeet01]

48 minutes ago, Ranjeet01 said:

The Jews are trouble makers (at least segments of them do).

Even the Bolsheviks had a large Jewish contigent. 

But the irony is that they bite themselves on the a $$

They try to be too clever for their own good. 

Thank you Premi for your weird face reaction.

[Ranjeet01]

13 minutes ago, Premi5 said:

I thought this was funny

news.yahoo.com/amphtml/am-mr-mcadams-tv-anchor-060505135.html

An Indian news anchor has inspired jokes and memes after yelling at the wrong guest while debating the Ukraine crisis.

Rahul Shivshankar berated a Ukrainian journalist for almost two minutes, thinking he was addressing Daniel McAdams, a US foreign policy commentator.

He only realised his mistake when Mr McAdams - the other guest - spoke up.

The exchange went viral, making "McAdams" a top Twitter trend in India.

Indian viewers are used to news anchors shouting down their panellists and going on rants during their shows. Many of these anchors, including Mr Shivshankar, the editor-in-chief of popular English news channel Times Now, are accused of being biased towards India's governing party, led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

 

In this instance, Mr Shivshankar was speaking on his show India Upfront to Mr McAdams, executive director of the Ron Paul Institute, and Bohdan Nahaylo, chief editor of Kyiv Post.

But the names and titles of the two men were wrongly placed on air, so Mr Nahaylo was identified as Mr McAdams and vice versa.

The viral clip began with Mr Shivshankar asking "Daniel McAdams" to "just take a bit of a chill pill".

Mr Nahaylo then responds that he doesn't want to relax as his country is at war.

Mr Shivshankar proceeds to ask "Mr McAdams" to "get off the fence" and send US troops to Ukraine if he is so concerned about the country.

He goes on to rant about "colonial agendas" and the Afghanistan war, interspersing "Mr McAdams" into every other sentence.

The real Mr McAdams, in the meantime, is seen trying to make himself heard above the cacophony.

"I'm not talking!" he finally manages to burst out. "It's the other guy who's talking!"

But Mr Shivshankar, who thought he was now talking to his Ukrainian guest, responded that "Mr McAdams" had "gone completely ballistic" and should "go fight alongside Ukrainians if he felt so strongly about the war".

 

"Dear host, I haven't said a word yet. I don't know why you're yelling at me," the real Mr McAdams persists.

 

 

 

 

 

 

@proactive mentioned this on another post several days ago

[Premi5]

2 minutes ago, Ranjeet01 said:

@proactive mentioned this on another post several days ago

You are right just found it now. Should have posted it here really. 

thanks !

 

[Ranjeet01]

17 minutes ago, MisterrSingh said:

If there is one thing that has been very apparent is how people do not question the media.

Time and time again they fall for it.

Russia Today has been taken off youtube and their website as been taken off as well.

So much for freedom of speech.

[MisterrSingh]

3 minutes ago, Ranjeet01 said:

If there is one thing that has been very apparent is how people do not question the media.

Time and time again they fall for it.

Russia Today has been taken off youtube and their website as been taken off as well.

So much for freedom of speech.

I use to roll my eyes when you had older guys staying stuff like, "Whoever controls the money, controls the narrative" and things like that, but it's true. What irks me is how compliant the average person is. We live in a very immature, reactionary, childish society. Too emotion-based for my liking.