Putin’s and Trumps repressive place in history

[Jitendra Hydonus]

https://apple.news/AG3KYjV8bSZim-tPpcqnUag

Here's what happ
ed to those who defied Putin in the past

[Jitendra Hydonus]

https://apnews.com/article/putin-russia-election-president-candidate-60241837fd970ad4dfe0678982e4a8ab

Look at this pitiful excuse for a human being. What election??? He has murdered, imprisoned and tortured all his opponents.

[Jitendra Hydonus]

CS gas, a riot control agent also known as tear gas, is a chemical compound that can render people temporarily unable to function by irritating the eyes, nose, mouth, lungs and skin, according to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The use of riot control agents in warfare is prohibited under the United Nations’ Chemical Weapons Convention.

There have been periodic reports of Russian soldiers using gas across the battlefield in recent months, yet its use around Orikhiv appears to be abnormally persistent.

https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2023/12/19/europe/ukraine-soldiers-russia-frontlines-cmd-intl/index.html

[Jitendra Hydonus]

Putin has been either prime minister or president of Russia continuously since 1999, and is Russia's longest-serving leader since Joseph Stalin. He is widely expected to win the election as he faces no significant competition and his government has jailed his most serious political rivals, opposition politicians Alexei Navalny and Ilya Yashin.
Putin consistently saw landslide wins in previous elections, but independent observers say the votes were neither free nor far and were rife with fraud.
— Natasha Turak

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[Jitendra Hydonus]

Look at this pitiful excuse for a human being. What election??? He has murdered, imprisoned and tortured all his opponents.

Unfortunately I feel the US and other major players around the world have committed similar atrocities. I don't think our nation holds the moral high ground. I think our nation has been seen as a bully and now we're generally seen as weak and fallen. I think there's a great discord between the people and the leaders of our nation, just as there likely is with Russia or even Israel. 

Maybe I'm wrong, but I think of the military industrial complex as a bully and our nation as a part of the gang.

I ask you a simple question…let me know; what people who are in office in this nation for over 19 years going on 30 and have 🤢 poisoned imprisoned and murdered all their opponents? I’m waiting for your answer to a simple question. Putin does not even deserve the name human. He is a cruel beast. Animals behave better! The only president we’ve had that has even attempted such cruelty is Fuhrer Trump and he faces 90 felonies for doing so. And not even Trump has invaded other countries and used every conceivable war crime against another nation as the beast Putin has. He is despicable and must be stopped. I do not mean to be rude Eric and I do not disagree with you about your opinions about many things the United States has done, including our recent support of Isreal which you mentioned. That is not the point here. I’ve even agreed with you and mentioned many of the things we’ve done wrong myself. But does this excuse any nation from being war criminals including ours?

We are not talking about a nation free of crime. I’m talking about a man and his lackeys who have blood 🩸 on their hands so red that it is obvious how cruel they are. The crimes keep mounting exponentially. We can at least talk about the crimes of our nation here on this site. Putin has made it even a crime to mention anything he does not want to be heard and gives long prison terms for doing so. We have a nation asking for our help from a bully able to crush it. No we are not on the ‘high ground’ but don’t you see this is the work of Satan to keep our world in disarray. Questioning even our righteous actions. We did this and they did that. Yea we all know that. But where does discrimination come into all this? We could have also found some good points about Nazi Germany. And we were certainly not exemplary in our actions at the time. But did Hitler and the Axis powers need to be stopped? That is the kind of question I’m asking here. That is the kind of spiritual dilemma Krishna faced Arjuna with in the Bhagavad Gita and that is what we face today in our lives with ignoring the call to action when it comes to Putin. Arjuna also wanted to ignore the evil of his brother and constantly questioned Krishnas’ motives to fight. This is when he was encouraged to realize his need to uphold righteousness in the face of evil intentions that far outweighed any karmic factors that would ensue because of war.

[Jitendra Hydonus]

I ask you a question.

Did Epstein kill himself?

I find my opinion unchanged from your response, and think it's better to walk away than to engage in this thread further.

I don’t know 🤷‍♂️ Eric. I have had this experience. It is often difficult but I believe we are both attempting it and are more or less successful depending on the issues;  “Admitting to a mistake means refusing to use other people as scape-goats to avoid responsibility but rather courageously owning up to every single one of them.” —T. Whitmore

Your response to my first question below and my admission.

“I ask you a simple question…let me know; what people who are in office in this nation for over 19 years going on 30 and have 🤢 poisoned imprisoned and murdered all their opponents? I’m waiting for your answer to a simple question. Putin does not even deserve the name human.”

~ Jitendra

[Jitendra Hydonus]

‘We’re tired of being good girls’: Russia’s military wives and mothers protest against Putin
Female-led movements are challenging the official narrative that mobilised troops are required for war against Ukraine ~ Guardian

[Jitendra Hydonus]

Because of Putin’s invasion of Ukraine other nations will continue to protect themselves from the threat of war and suppression of all dissent instigated by Putin’s repressive government.

But the U.K. military chief echoed similar calls from other Western military leaders and top defense officials, who have warned about the risk of a major war between Moscow and NATO.
Following its full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin’s government has upped its warmongering rhetoric against neighboring countries, including the Baltics — which are members of the NATO military alliance — and Moldova.

Last week, Germany’s Defense Minister Boris Pistorius said a Russian attack on the NATO military alliance was “possible” in “five to eight years.”

Dutch Admiral Rob Bauer, a top NATO official, had earlier said the military bloc faced “the most dangerous world in decades” and called for a “warfighting transformation of NATO.”
The Kremlin’s ever-more-threatening stance has prompted European countries to boost defense spending.
Poland is spending more than 4 percent of GDP on defense this year, while Germany last year revamped its military and strategic doctrine for the first time since 2011, aiming to turn the Bundeswehr into a war-capable army.

https://apple.news/AucJP8JIRQfC6gpsRBtBFFw

[Jitendra Hydonus]

Putin Ally Threatens to 'Destroy' Poland: 'We Won't Even Think Twice'

MUNICH — With former president Donald Trump encouraging Russia to attack NATO territory and U.S. support for Ukraine flagging, some of the nations that border Russia are looking for ways to harden their defenses, considering land mines and other technologies from ancient wars in a bid to blunt a Kremlin attack.

https://apple.news/AXEUx_LjGR9W3P3HUAU3jJA

[Jitendra Hydonus]

MUNICH — With former president Donald Trump encouraging Russia to attack NATO territory and U.S. support for Ukraine flagging, some of the nations that border Russia are looking for ways to harden their defenses, considering land mines and other technologies from ancient wars in a bid to blunt a Kremlin attack.

Two years after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, countries such as the Baltic states and Finland warn that a threat to their own territory may be just over the horizon, with some intelligence agencies saying the Kremlin could make such an attempt within a decade. Now they are taking lessons from their enemy’s robust defense lines in Ukraine, noting that Russia’s system of minefields, concertina wire and trenches made it all but impossible for Kyiv’s forces to advance last summer.

European states are still clamoring for F-35 fighter jets and space-age weapons, but the renewed interest and investment in century-old tactics is the latest example of how Russia’s war in Ukraine is upending long-held assumptions about how to defend NATO territory, with a revived focus on stopping tanks and mobile artillery. And though policymakers say they are still confident that NATO would come to their defense, they add that Trump’s rhetoric makes it more important than ever to be able to hold their own for as long as they can.

~Apple News

U.S. bears karmic responsibility for letting such incidents occur by her leaders.

[Jitendra Hydonus]

Pro-Kremlin military blogger dead days after reporting massive Russian losses in Avdiivka
Updated 6:39 AM EST February 22, 2024
A prominent pro-war Russian military blogger, Andrey Morozov, has reportedly died by suicide just days after he reported that Russia suffered huge losses during its months-long assault on the Ukrainian town of Avdiivka.
Morozov, known as “Murz” on Telegram, was an ultra-nationalist commentator and vocal supporter of Russia’s war in Ukraine, having fought alongside Russian-backed separatists in eastern Ukraine in 2014 and during the full-scale invasion in 2022.
Writing on Sunday to his 120,000 followers on Telegram, Morozov said Moscow had lost around 16,000 soldiers and 300 armored vehicles since it launched its assault on Avdiivka in October, which forced Ukrainian troops to retreat from the eastern town last week. After the post drew severe criticism from Russian propagandists, Morozov said he had been forced to delete the post but did not specify who gave the order.
Several well informed pro-Russian military bloggers and Russian state media reported Wednesday that Morozov had died by suicide. His lawyer and friend, Maxim Pashkov, confirmed his death and said he had spoken to Morozov the day before.
“We spoke with him at night, two or three hours before what happened. We agreed to write it off in the morning,” Pashkov wrote Wednesday on Telegram. “You were a true friend.”
Morozov had written a series of posts on Wednesday morning announcing his apparent intention to take his own life. He called on his readers not to mourn him and asked that he be buried in the so-called Luhansk People’s Republic (LPR) – the Russian name for the eastern Ukrainian region of Luhansk, whose annexation by Moscow is considered illegal by most of the international community.
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Spurred partly by the abortive mutiny last year of former Wagner chief Yevgeny Prigozhin last year, the Kremlin has cracked down on military bloggers like Morozov, who had previously enjoyed some freedom to analyze and sometimes criticize the way Russia’s Defense Ministry is waging war in Ukraine.
Igor Girkin, another Russian pro-war blogger, was sentenced last month to four years in prison by a Moscow court after being found on extremism charges. Girkin had played a crucial role in Russia’s annexation of Crimea and the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 in 2014, but was arrested in July after becoming increasingly critical of Russian President Vladimir Putin and his military’s mishaps in Ukraine.
Russia’s true casualty numbers remain shrouded in secrecy, but Western officials believe Russia has had more than 300,000 troops killed or injured on the battlefields of Ukraine since the full-scale invasion began nearly two years ago.

https://www.cnn.com/2024/02/22/europe/russian-war-blogger-dead-ukraine-avdiivka-intl/index.html

[Jitendra Hydonus]

Unfortunately in the case of Putin’s war machine there is and was no respectful engagement and  he used his perceived powers to bully and invade another country without provocation. As Yogananda said the British were gentleman that is why Gandhi succeeded with them. Never think that such practices like ahimsa would work with Hitler and such is also the case with Putin.

[Jitendra Hydonus]

https://youtube.com/shorts/7Ors4xO2Ef8?si=rirf9yuW5jeo_c-p

President Nixon making an unusually correct prediction.

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Russian Rebels Issue Ultimatum to Kremlin With Prisoners of War

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/russian-rebels-issue-ultimatum-to-kremlin-with-prisoners-of-war/ar-BB1k0hLI?ocid=msedgntp&pc=HCTS&cvid=9e139fa1802946a0a099b9214d19137f&ei=7

[Jitendra Hydonus]

For Putin’s election in occupied Ukraine, voting is forced at gunpoint

https://apple.news/AyDXpIvnyTTmFf6f7aih6WA