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Don't know what kinda content you present to your viewers in your native language, or if you're playing both sides?
"Playing both sides" in your case means, you produce content translated and presented in English for the Western side and pro-Russian content translated into Russian for the other side of this invasion.
Regardless, you've completely mixed this video up by reporting the pro-Russian misinformation content (and translated into English) to the wrong side, you've totally screwed this one up imo, it's hilarious and I love, that you yourself ripped your mask off your lying, betraying face.
Just bc Simon Hersh (sp?) had once upon a time done good journalism and wrote some good stuff, doesn't mean, that we'll eat up all the pro-Russian propaganda crap automatically, that he's spreading about Ukraine now.
Just think about it logically for a moment, would you yourself sell your weapon(s) - while the r*pist, the burglar and their friend the k*ller are still occupying relatively large parts of your own house, are permanently residing inside of it and threaten you, your wife, your kids, your extended family and friends - but you stay put in your house, despite allegedly having gotten the payments for your weapons, just like President Zelenskyy's staying in Ukraine ... NO you wouldn't, bc it doesn't make any logical sense at all!
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It comes from:
"I will spread the word to end the word" ... meaning the "r-word" widely used to belittle people with intellectual disabilities, going back for centuries, (I'd guess).
Tbh with you, I "had to cheat" though, bc initially I had guessed it might go back to religion, maybe to the bible or any other religious/holy book from a different religion ... however I've a strong intuition, so I kinda knew instinctively it's most likely wrong and has to be something way more recent.
"Cheated", bc as a not native English speaker, the specific problematic of using this exact degrading word basically as abuse towards disabled people/Paralympic athletes in this case is of course different in my native language, although I sadly can't claim that we don't struggle with the same injustices of using insulting words for disabled people in my own language as well.
So thank you so very much, that I learned something new today, bc I didn't know there's been a whole online movement in 2009 connected to the endeavour of stopping people from using this word.
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Let's face it, after running out of their own first aid kits and recommending female hygiene products*, Russia certainly bought the cheapest 50cents Chinese tourniquettes for their own troops, problem is their bad quality is well-known worldwide; except to Russians themselves, I guess.
* I bet, most of us can still remember that Russian nurse, recommending "tampons for gunshot wounds, (female) hygiene pads against trench foot and for improvised bandages" in videos during last fall/winter and they straight out told their soldiers, that they've to (take care of and) pay for all their personal medical needs and meds themselves, bc their military will only give them an uniform and weapons (if they're lucky).
That bad tourniquette quality is the main reason, WHY Ukraine only uses Chinese tourniquettes for first aid exercises, but NEVER in emergency situations; really good quality tourniquettes cost $15 to $20 - depending on the quantities bought - in Ukraine and $40 to $50 in western countries, both are known to be highly reliable.
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