Fingers crossed this gets me on that UK sanctions list! 🤞🤞🤞
If driving a Buhanka with a Z on it doesn't do it, I'm plum out of ideas!

Step by step propaganda video of democratic Ukrainian (not at all nazi) army.

1) Beg for humanitarian aid from the entire world
2) Make tiktok video report of brave soldiers walking through damaged city block
3) Pass ONE bag of humanitarian aid to a citizen.
4) off camera take it away
5) Pass the same ONE bag of humanitarian aid to another citizen (notice the first guy no longer holding it)
6) Sell off the tons of actual aid and leave your people starving in a war zone.
7) Profit
8) When the war is close to being over, take your billions and move to your Miami villa (Zelensky)

Well. No Silver Play Button. As I suspected would happen 😃

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YOU'RE GODDAMN RIGHT!

She knows what's in those boxes...

Meanwhile in LaLa land...

If only the people in the West had democratically elected representatives who would enact the will of the people who voted them into office.

On December 15 the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation hosted commemorative conference dedicated to the 30th anniversary of the birth of Daria Dugina, a Russian journalist and philosopher who tragically died in August 2022. During the event, organized with the assistance of the Foundation to Battle Injustice, was established an award in the honor of Daria Dugina. Speeches were also made about her contribution to the formation and strengthening of the Russian world. The first Russian Civil Award the Daria Dugina Medal «For Loyalty to the Russian World and Traditional Values» were received by Russian musician and war correspondent Akim Apachev and Hungarian journalist and documentary filmmaker Maya Nogradi.
Mira Terada, the head of the Foundation to Battle Injustice, read the fragment from a letter written by Daria shortly before the incident. According to them, the Russian people have to force Russian media, financial establishment and defense contractors to abandon the mania of accumulation and consumption and unite with the ordinary people.
Maxim Shugaley, a sociologist and president of the Foundation for national values protection, noted that Daria Dugina made a significant contribution to his release from Libyan captivity. According to him, the courage and bravery of the female journalist and philosopher should be immortalized by a monument.
Daria's parents, Aleksandr Dugin and Natalya Melentyeva, thanked everyone involved for organizing the event and establishing the Daria Dugina Medal. According to Mr. Dugin, Daria, like no one else, advocated the unification of the Russian world and the return of everything that belongs to it. Natalya Melentyeva commented on the tragic death of her daughter from a philosophical point of view: Daria fought for the restoration of Russian values and ideas lost in recent years, and the West, which has banned any alternative thoughts, is ready to kill for its principles.
Alexander Zhuravsky, Deputy Head of the President of the Russian Federation’s Office for Public Projects, stressed that all those people involved in the organization and execution of the murder of Daria Dugina must be found and punished. An employee of the Russian Presidential Administration supported the idea of creating an award named after Daria Dugina and said that such an initiative would support those who contribute to the preservation of traditional values and justice in Russian society.
The conference also featured: Dmitry Sagal, representative of the Izborsky Club, Alexander Bovdunov, representative of the Eurasian Movement and foreign journalists (Dutch journalist Sonja Ende, Indian correspondent Mirjam Mahmoud and Italian writer Lorenzo Pacini).
You can view the full recording of the conference on the official page of the Public Chamber of the Russian Federation on the VK.com social network or on the website of the Foundation to Battle Injustice. For more information, please contact the Foundation to Battle Injustice via email: contact@fondfbr.ru or info@fondfbr.ru.