Comments by "Yamazakura v. Lyfflandt" (@BiglerSakura) on "CBS Evening News" channel.

  1. Count how many people America killed in the world.
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  2. If it's a school attended by 22M students, it definitely becomes the White House's business.
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  3. US and GB are the undisputed champions of creating 'unequivocally evidenced' phantoms in the media. Germany is good at that too, but mostly because the German media belong to US concerns.
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  4. The full story is even more 'comic-book style'. He was under a travel restriction order awaiting a trial on some 'impairment of dignity' case (had insulted WWII vets in one of his video statements). So, he was not supposed to leave Moscow. Nevertheless, he went to meet his fellow activists to Tomsk which is thousands km away in Siberia. On the way back he felt sick in the airplane which urgently landed in Omsk, still in Siberia, and hospitalized. Local doctors literally saved his life struggling for it for more than 40 hrs. Then his wife and fellow activists addressed Putin directly, demanding to place him in a clinic abroad. Doctors from the German clinic were urgently invited (visas waived etc.) to pick him up and he was granted permission to leave the country for medical treatment (while being under a court order on travel restriction). This is how murderers usually act, don't they?
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  5.  @silentnight1918  so untraceable and so very effective that they always identify it and nobody dies.
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  6. Same as with the Skripals case in Britain, the doctors or the government can tell the stories about 'a military-grade nerve agent' to the media as much as they want, but when it comes to talks between the prime minister (or the chancellor) and Putin (or e.g. foreign minister Lavrov) they'll find themselves in a quite silly position (as Boris Johnson has already experienced), because the both sides know for sure it's all staged fake.
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  7. You'd prefer them to pay more for the liquified 'molecules of freedom' from US?
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  8.  @glizzygoblin-nl2uh  an accident with a drone and a missile involved :D or torturing hidden in illegal prisons abroad? very good cover, you don't say :D
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  9.  ritemoelaw_books83  Being partially criminal is in the nature of the US. Your so called unilateral 'sanctions' are a violation of the UN and WTO rules.
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  10. "The Skripal Show", Season 2, Episode 1. Buy popcorn, take your seats in the theater.
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  11. But it's no surprise how the DemocRAT candidate is not in prison with absolute evidence of his involvement in corruption along with his son.
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  12. Professional fake news makers would as many times as it works.
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  13. to be more precise, the media is an instrument of the government, its trumpet.
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  14. May be, but this time the cause is too weak. A war about a blogger? They failed to start a war with Iran even by murdering a high-ranked official.
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  15. This is exactly what the government is for.
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  16.  @miamivacation  it's not like "government think", it's more like a people through long evolution or/and series of revolutions finally forms a government in the image of its ideal parent it wants to be cared by.
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  17.  @devilmonkey  it takes a significant governmental effort, for example, to vaccinate and quarantine all those "free and brave adults" to prevent them from extinction. Don't overestimate your "adultness". Without a decent government in place parenting the conceited "adults" like yourself they all will die out in days.
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  18. Where are the Russian hackers when they are needed so badly?
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  19. Bush was, and Pompeo is CIA people, so what?
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  20.  @glizzygoblin-nl2uh  oh yes, they are very crafty people, e.g. they made the result of George Floyd's suicidal behaviour look like police oppression.
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  21. so you sound pretty sure that the guy will die. it hasn't happened yet to the victims or the previous 'allegedly Russian' attack, though...
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