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Gossip & Opinions / Re: Random Bodybuilding Pics
« Last post by NarcissisticDeity on July 07, 2025, 06:06:12 PM »
Rosbo's upper body was insane but his legs not.
There are not many pics showing his legs/entire physique.
I want people to have the freedom to say what they like.
There is a huge double standard with people in the UK , they want Lucy Connolly free because she "only" made comments about burning down hotels with migrants in but yet want Bob Vylan jailed for saying "death to the IDF" at Glastonbury
Both free or both in jail. thats the only consistency
The real question: where is TommyWishBone?
I can't say whether Israel funds Hamas or not but it seems more likely to me that Iran funds both Hezbollah and Hamas. I don't like yourself blame the Jews for all the worlds problems, surely you see the evils of Islamic fundamentalism too?
You are heavily on Russias side that is without a doubt when you say they try not to target civilians. This is laughable and obviously you have done no research to make sure that's true which it is not, blatantly and out in the open not. What train attacks do you refer to? That would be news for me, but Russians also need to get a small taste of what they are doing en mass in Ukraine daily. Did all those former soviet states beg Russia for the protection of its umbrella? Hell no, they made the choice to enter Nato, ok so some agreements were broken Russia has broken many agreements including not attacking Ukraine for giving up the nukes. Smells like paranoid school yard bully behavior to me.
Ps; ok so I guess you mean the bridges with train lines that were destroyed in the Kursk region leading to several deaths. May they rest in peace also the 20 plus thousand civilians slaughtered in the bombardment of Mariupol.
"Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has confirmed that Israel is arming clans in Gaza that he says are opposed to Hamas.[/size]
His comments came after Israeli media reports quoted defense sources as saying Netanyahu had authorized giving weapons to one particular group in the south of Gaza.
Several Israeli politicians have accused Netanyahu of endangering Israeli security.
"What's wrong with this?" Netanyahu says in a short video he's tweeted. "It only saves the lives of Israeli solders", he continues - "and publicising it only helps Hamas".
But even though Putin is engaging in propaganda, it’s also true that Ukraine has a genuine Nazi problem — both past and present. Putin’s destructive actions — among them the devastation of Jewish communities — make clear that he’s lying when he says his goal is to ensure anyone’s welfare. But important as it is to defend the yellow-and-blue flag against the Kremlin’s brutal aggression, it would be a dangerous oversight to deny Ukraine’s antisemitic history and collaboration with Hitler’s Nazis, as well as the latter-day embrace of neo-Nazi factions in some quarters.
Nowadays, Ukraine counts between 56,000 to 140,000 Jews, who enjoy freedoms and protections never imagined by their grandparents. That includes an updated law passed last month criminalizing antisemitic acts. Unfortunately, the law was intended to address a pronounced uptick in public displays of bigotry, including swastika-laden vandalism of synagogues and Jewish memorials, and eerie marches in Kyiv and other cities that celebrated the Waffen SS.
In another ominous development, Ukraine has in recent years erected a glut of statues honoring Ukrainian nationalists whose legacies are tainted by their indisputable record as Nazi proxies. The Forward newspaper cataloged some of these deplorables, including Stepan Bandera, leader of the Organization of Ukrainian Nationalists (OUN), whose followers acted as local militia members for the SS and German army. “Ukraine has several dozen monuments and scores of street names glorifying this Nazi collaborator, enough to require two separate Wikipedia pages,” the Forward wrote.
Another frequent honoree is Roman Shukhevych, revered as a Ukrainian freedom fighter but also the leader of a feared Nazi auxiliary police unit that the Forward notes was “responsible for butchering thousands of Jews and … Poles.” Statues have also been raised for Yaroslav Stetsko, a one-time chair of the OUN, who wrote “I insist on the extermination of the Jews in Ukraine.”
Far-right groups have also gained political currency in the past decade, none more chilling than Svoboda (formerly the Social National Party of Ukraine), whose leader claimed the country was controlled by a “Muscovite-Jewish mafia” and whose deputy used an antisemitic slur to describe Ukrainian-born Jewish actor Mila Kunis. Svoboda has sent several members to Ukraine’s Parliament, including one who called the Holocaust a “bright period” in human history, according to Foreign Policy.
Just as disturbing, neo-Nazis are part of some of Ukraine’s growing ranks of volunteer battalions. They are battle-hardened after waging some of the toughest street fighting against Moscow-backed separatists in eastern Ukraine following Putin’s Crimean invasion in 2014. One is the Azov Battalion, founded by an avowed white supremacist who claimed Ukraine’s national purpose was to rid the country of Jews and other inferior races. In 2018, the U.S. Congress stipulated that its aid to Ukraine couldn’t be used “to provide arms, training or other assistance to the Azov Battalion.” Even so, Azov is now an official member of the Ukraine National Guard.
But even if some elements of the country have been entangled with one of history’s most loathsome movements, standing with Ukraine is without doubt the honorable posture to take in this drama.