m0xEE @m0xee@librem.one

@RunRichRun @kevinrothrock
They did this before, demanding a disabled person with no legs to come personally to the conscription office to confirm that he didn't grow replacement limbs in the recent years 🤦

@kevinrothrock
"Terrorist acts are increasingly used as a tool to interfere the internal affairs of states"— no shit, Sherlock, that is their dictionary definition, not "blowing up stuff and killing people". That is why such acts carried out without any demands given and with no one claiming responsibility — exactly how it often happens with "terrorist acts" in Russia, make no fucking sense!

@neural_meduza
Ночью — чтобы никто не догадался кто это сделал 🤪

@neural_meduza
Скрепно! Ожидаемо!

@oku_yama_old
Да в принципе можно уже и на гражданскую — то, что детский фестиваль танца не хотели останавливать когда в здании уже шла стрельба и начался пожар потому, что «Деды вообще под бомбами танцевали и нам велели!» — это вообще полный пиздец 😨
https://theins.ru/news/270204

@neural_meduza

@mariedocet @rvps2001 As funny as it is, I think that it might've actually been FSB who convinced him that Ukraine is somehow involved — it makes them look slightly better: not doing enough vs doing something entirely different than handling real threats, And judging by how long it took for him to address the nation and postponing it at least three times, he obviously had doubts whether to voice such bullshit — but now of course he'll never back out, no matter how nonsensical the proof would be.

@mirabilos @zorinlynx
I have an old Siemens server with dual Pentium Pro — I'm not 100% sure, but it probably has this board too 😆

@oku_yama_old
Со скоростью того света 😂
@neural_meduza

@kravietz
Poorly configured bots are indeed with us "all the way" 😂
https://theins.ru/en/news/270225

@kravietz
There are people, who, like you yourself said — were nobodies, but then, all of a sudden, they become the centre of attention — and they are often capable of doing the most evil and most stupid shit to make it last a little longer. I don't think there's anything that could be done about these — they aren't bright, but they probably do realize that they still have zero value and would turn back to nobodies during peaceful time — if they are even allowed to remain alive.

@kravietz
There are exceptions of course, like Sasha Kots — he's one evil fuck, I simply can't believe that one can be that dumb and still be able to speak 😂

Anyway, I think these should be handled separately — some obviously need help to get disappointed, when they do — they often become the most fierce enemies of those whom they used to work for. Those "evil" ones can be simply bought — like I said, they don't have a side. There is a third category…

@kravietz
They might lie too, but they still believe that they do it for some good — and they get genuinely disappointed when they realize that it was a lie too, that it was always a lie — they might even have their moment of truth, like Murz.
Some of them are from Donbass — and they might be even more branwashed themselves than average Russian. They are just genuinely clueless — about what's happening in Russia and Russia's real, not official, history.

@kravietz
This doesn't mean they are smart — when they savour torture and deaths, it doesn't even come to their mind that those whom they lie to today, would feel the same when it would be happening to them — that their lies brings out the darkness that will consume them too in time. They don't even realize that those whom they work for can't win and that it's just a matter of time.
But these "military correspondents" are nothing like that — most of them indeed buy their own BS.

@kravietz
That is so! But evil intent is still very different from genuine stupidity, some high ranking propagandists like Soloviev or Simonyan — they are evil, they lie and they know that they lie, they know their lie enables atrocities, some believe they spread disinformation to confuse the enemy, not them — they are well aware they spread it among those whose side they claim to be on. They know that and they still do it for their personal gain, they don't really have a side.

@kravietz
> A comment I wouldn’t expect to appear in #Russia in 2024, published on VChK-OGPU Telegram channel with 2 millions subscribers. A vicious criticism of the Russian security services, literally describing them as incompetent, corrupt rascals who mastered theft
See? These guys aren't evil as most seem to think — and they shouldn't receive any credit for that. They are just incredibly, simply mind-bogglingly dumb — only now they are starting to realize what was going on for two decades!

@usul
> +/- for ICQ number
Great sense of humour there 😂
They should've made it a rotary dial though and something like ouija board for the rest!

@allison
Do they provide you with alcohol, tobacco to carry out your duties? 🤔
Or just the firearms and you have to acquire the rest yourself? 😈

@NIH_LLAMAS
Using the getaway to cross the border is indeed stupid though — this is what I've been saying since day one. Especially doing this all together.
It doesn't look like anyone even knew what they look like, considering the version they've been wearing fake beards. They could've laid low and left Russia separately few days later — by train, this would've raised much less suspicions. They would still get vetted, but in this case at least some of them could escape.
@kevinrothrock

@ThatCrazyDude They could request US help to reinforce anti-missle defense in Europe in theory, but in practice if that was possible — that would already be done.