[jkesil]

It is to make sure a dead is a dead. Sometimes they are actors. Sometimes they are dead.

[AMEBIX]

Originally Posted by ljubodrag ↗

Wake up, mykola. Bradleys are coming. Bakhlkhmut.

This is a war between the USA and Russia, on the territory of Ukraine, and the biggest price will be paid by Europe

[WhiskeyOutpost]

Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov went to India and made a categorically insane comment. The audience reaction is priceless.

[WonderMomma]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyOutpost ↗

Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov went to India and made a categorically insane comment. The audience reaction is priceless.

Yes folks, this is what delusions look like on a worldwide, grand scale.

[scorpion9]

An interesting video shows how Russian propaganda is workign and vulcanizing its people for third world war and genocide.

[scorpion9]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyOutpost ↗

Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov went to India and made a categorically insane comment. The audience reaction is priceless.

Haha :D

History in the making.
I wonder how Russians are going to teach this chapter of their shameful history in schools.

"So, listen, little vladimir. In 2022, Ukrainian army attacked us by blocking our rockets and shells with their people. Such an attack was unacceptable for the Russian people, so we decided to continue our invasion as retaliation."

* After listening to this, little vladimir stands up, stabs the teacher and rapes her in front of the class *

Later, the teacher is taken to jail for attackign and sexually abusing vladimir.

[Roosta]

Originally Posted by WhiskeyOutpost ↗

Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov went to India and made a categorically insane comment. The audience reaction is priceless.

What a piece of unrealistic shit !
He's def a hardliner, Stuck in his USSR / KGB Mentality.

I can see Faust & Drag swallowing that shit !

[Roosta]

Originally Posted by scorpion9 ↗

An interesting video shows how Russian propaganda is workign and vulcanizing its people for third world war and genocide.

Sick Man, Real Sick !

Had to stop watching when the "Kill their Baby's" comment was made.

Also, I did hear that the internet service & speed had been greatly reduced after an "Attack" in the last week or so & the question is, Did the ruskies take it out to stop / slowdown, the information flow to its ppl & thus reaffirm its propaganda control over the civilian populace as it wouldn't surprise me one bit if they did this themselves.

[Roosta]

Meanwhile, 570 odd years ago there was another VLAD, although "Vlad the Impaler" is like a cream puff compared to Vlad Poo Tin.

Vlad the Impaler: The real Dracula was absolutely vicious.

By Marc Lallanilla

Few names have cast more terror into the human heart than Dracula. The legendary vampire, created by author Bram Stoker for his 1897 novel of the same name, has inspired countless horror movies, television shows and other bloodcurdling tales of vampires.

Though Dracula may seem like a singular creation, Stoker in fact drew inspiration from a real-life man with an even more grotesque taste for blood: Vlad III, Prince of Wallachia or — as he is better known — Vlad the Impaler (Vlad Tepes), a name he earned for his favorite way of dispensing with his enemies.

Vlad III was born in 1431 in Transylvania, a mountainous region in modern-day Romania. His father was Vlad II Dracul, ruler of Wallachia, a principality located to the south of Transylvania. Vlad II was granted the surname Dracul ("dragon") after his induction into the Order of the Dragon, a Christian military order supported by the Holy Roman emperor.

Situated between Christian Europe and the Muslim lands of the Ottoman Empire, Transylvania and Wallachia were frequently the scene of bloody battles as Ottoman forces pushed westward into Europe, and Christian Crusaders repulsed the invaders or marched eastward toward the Holy Land.

When Vlad II was called to a diplomatic meeting in 1442 with Sultan Murad II, he brought his young sons Vlad III and Radu along. But the meeting was actually a trap: All three were arrested and held hostage. The elder Vlad was released under the condition that he leave his sons behind.

Under the Ottomans, Vlad and his younger brother were tutored in science, philosophy and the arts — Vlad also became a skilled horseman and warrior. According to some accounts, however, he may also have been imprisoned and tortured for part of that time, during which he would have witnessed the impalement of his the Ottomans' enemies.

The rest of Vlad's family, however, fared even worse: His father was ousted as ruler of Wallachia by local warlords (boyars) and was killed in the swamps near Balteni, Wallachia, in 1447. Vlad's older brother, Mircea, was tortured, blinded and buried alive.

Whether these events turned Vlad III Dracula ("son of the dragon") into a ruthless killer is a matter of historical speculation. What is certain, however, is that once Vlad was freed from Ottoman captivity shortly after his family's death, his reign of blood began.

In 1453, the city of Constantinople fell to the Ottomans, threatening all of Europe with an invasion. Vlad was charged with leading a force to defend Wallachia from an invasion. His 1456 battle to protect his homeland was victorious: Legend holds that he personally beheaded his opponent, Vladislav II, in one-on-one combat.

Though he was now ruler of the principality of Wallachia, his lands were in a ruinous state due to constant warfare and the internal strife caused by feuding boyars. To consolidate power, Vlad invited hundreds of them to a banquet. Knowing his authority would be challenged, he had his guests stabbed and their still-twitching bodies impaled.

What is impaling?
Impaling is a particularly gruesome form of torture and death: A wood or metal pole is inserted through the body either front to back, or vertically, through the rectum or vagina. The exit wound could be near the victim's neck, shoulders or mouth.

In some cases, the pole was rounded, not sharp, to avoid damaging internal organs and thereby prolong the suffering of the victim. The pole was then raised vertically to display the victim's torment — it could take hours or days for the impaled person to die.

Carbon dioxide emissions reached a record high in 2022
Though Vlad is widely credited with bringing order and stability to Wallachia, his rule was undisputedly vicious: Dozens of Saxon merchants in Kronstadt, who were once allied with the boyars, were also impaled in 1459.

The Ottoman Turks were never far from Vlad's thoughts — or his borders. When diplomatic envoys had an audience with Vlad in 1459, the diplomats declined to remove their hats, citing a religious custom. Commending them on their religious devotion, Vlad ensured that their hats would forever remain on their heads by having the hats nailed to the diplomats' skulls.

During one of his many successful campaigns against the Ottomans, Vlad wrote to a military ally in 1462, "I have killed peasants, men and women, old and young, who lived at Oblucitza and Novoselo, where the Danube flows into the sea … We killed 23,884 Turks, without counting those whom we burned in homes or the Turks whose heads were cut by our soldiers ...Thus, your highness, you must know that I have broken the peace."

Vlad's victories over the invading Ottomans were celebrated throughout Wallachia, Transylvania and the rest of Europe — even Pope Pius II was impressed. But Vlad also earned a much darker reputation: On one occasion, he reportedly dined among a veritable forest of defeated warriors writhing on impaled poles. It's not known whether tales of Vlad III Dracula dipping his bread in the blood of his victims are true, but stories about his unspeakable sadism swirled throughout Europe.

Tens of thousands killed
In total, Vlad is estimated to have killed about 80,000 people through various means. This includes some 20,000 people who were impaled and put on display outside the city of Targoviste: The sight was so repulsive that the invading Ottoman Sultan Mehmed II, after seeing the scale of Vlad's carnage and the thousands of decaying bodies being picked apart by crows, turned back and retreated to Constantinople.

In 1476, while marching to yet another battle with the Ottomans, Vlad and a small vanguard of soldiers were ambushed, and Vlad was killed and beheaded — by most reports, his head was delivered to Mehmed II in Constantinople as a trophy to be displayed above the city's gates.

The Middle Ages were notoriously violent, and the name of Vlad III Dracula may have been a mere historical footnote were it not for an 1820 book by the British consul to Wallachia, William Wilkinson: "An Account of the Principalities of Wallachia and Moldavia: With Various Political Observations Relating to Them." Wilkinson delves into the history of the region, mentioning the notorious warlord Vlad Tepes.

Stoker, who never visited Vlad's homeland, was nonetheless known to have read Wilkinson's book. And if ever there were a historical figure to inspire a bloodthirsty, monstrous fictional character, Vlad III Dracula was one.

[jkesil]

russkies are liquidated every day. never to be seen anywhere. Never to breed.