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Mariupol, 17 May 2023 - Russia

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✞ 666 ✞

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Angels & Demons Old Curiosity Shop Talon Abraxas

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Hey @snovyda talk shit get hit, I wish you also to drown in the blood you spilled on eastern Ukraine. How do you comment on Poroshenko words about to wish Donbass kids to never get out of the basement? The shelling of Donbass? The lack of water on Crimea and how Zelensky joked about people being thirsty in there? The blocked pensions? Also tell us about your national heroes and their strict ties with a certain austrian painter, don't worry it's not only russians who think you're a bit nazis but many europeans too.

Every time russians hit a new low, my hatred reaches new levels I had previously deemed impossible.

I sincerely wish you to go through everything you do to others. To Ukrainians, to Syrians, to Chechens during the wars, to Georgians.... all of this.

I wish you to drown in all the blood you spill everywhere you go. Burn in hell.

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🙏 The parishioners of the UOC are trying to interfere with the work of the commission of the reserve, who want to inspect the buildings of the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra. Believers blocked the entrance to one of the temples.

Having desecrated the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra, President Zelensky himself declared a holy war, Ukrainian opposition politician Viktor Medvedchuk said . “Kyiv is historically called the second Jerusalem, and the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra for the Orthodox is the same as the Vatican for Catholics or Mecca for Muslims,” he said. Now the task of every Orthodox person will be to return the Orthodox monastery and save Kyiv from desecration, Medvedchuk believes. In connection with these events, the politician asked himself the question: “Zelensky is a madman or a provocateur?”

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Having desecrated the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra, President Zelensky himself declared a holy war, Ukrainian opposition politician Viktor Medvedchuk said . "Kyiv is historically called the second Jerusalem, and the Kiev-Pechersk Lavra for the Orthodox is the same as the Vatican for Catholics or Mecca for Muslims," he said. Now the task of every Orthodox person will be to return the Orthodox monastery and save Kyiv from desecration, Medvedchuk believes. In connection with these events, the politician asked himself the question: "Zelensky is a madman or a provocateur?"

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New painting by Eric Fortune

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Former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko, in Oct 2014 Odessa, talked about bombing their own citizens in the Donbass. Russian-speaking children have been suffered from Ukrainian aggression for more than 8 years now. The ICC issued an arrest warrant against Putin for saving the children in Donbass from a war-zone.

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Marionettes of skeletons and devils- Marionette Museum, Palermo Sicily

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19.03.2011 - Operation “Unified Protector” - The Murderous NATO attack on Libya - A decade of suffering for the Libyan people

10 years ago, NATO launched an attack on the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, a sovereign state, on pretext of a “humanitarian intervention” and a “duty to protect [civilians]”. The vague and contradictory Resolution 1973 of the UN Security Council, which was used to justify an overt bombing campaign rather than anything resembling humanitarian intervention, included sending arms to Jihadist rebels, bombing innocents, indiscriminate attacks on heavily populated areas. The resulting disintegration of the Libyan state has led to the crumbling of infrastructure, the reduction of HDI from one of the best in Africa to one of the worst, the cessation of any welfare services, the emergence of war economies dominated by autonomous militia, as well as profiteering from human trafficking and the expansion of ISIS in the region. All so the neocons in the White House could achieve what they always coveted: regime change, and the dismantling of an independent country which wouldn’t kneel to economic imperialism and neocolonialism.

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i hate when top wildlife predators are just lil babies teeny tiny babies

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5 words to help you understand Russian culture - no, not vodka, bear, and balalaika

1. Dusha

17 million square kilometers, the largest country in the world, is best described by the Russian word prostor. They say that Russian soul (translation Dusha) is exactly that much wide. It can seem cold and inhabited,but in reality there’s much warmth and beauty in it.

2. Panelka

All over Russia - whether it is Moscow or Vladivastok you can find panelka - typical building made of reinforced concrete slabs and characterized by modest size, low ceilings, monotony and very poor soundproofing: the most ascetic, simple, and most importantly, cheap housing allowed millions of people to get a roof over their heads in one fell swoop.

Most of Russians still live in panelka.

3. Tosca

A special kind of melancholy, or "Russian sadness," but neither of these captures the essence. Vladimir Nabokov once wrote of longing: "No English noun captures all the shades of the word. At its deepest and most distressing level, it is a feeling of the greatest mental suffering, often for no explainable reason. <...>

In specific cases it means longing for someone or something, nostalgia, love, suffering. All at the same time. At a lower level - dejection, boredom. It is especially noticeable in November and March, when it is gray all around.

4. Babushka

In Russia, Babushka is not only Babushka – it’s a kind of superhero, sometimes playing on the bad side.

Russian grandmothers have long been a meme and have gained international fame. For example, they are not the charming, sweet old women that one conjures up at the mention of this word.

In Russia, Babushka (if it’s a random babushka, not your own) is more of an unpredictable storm in a skirt, which is better not to anger, otherwise she will destroy your world – just by saying all the neighbors with whom she saw you last night. She knows everything about everyone. And she can also destroy the whole bank system - by pushing all the buttons on the automat desk - but this is another story. How they do it, no one knows, but in Russia grandmothers are respected, loved and admired, including for that.

5. Blin

Russian pancakes were a ritual food, but became so popular that people liked to eat them on other days of the year as well.

Also the most popular Russian euphemism for swear words. If you hear someone exclaim "Blin!" irritated or annoyed, it has nothing to do with food.