Quote from: Oerdin, shoutbox 13th Dec 10:49 PMWhisper to Oerdin Oerdin: Herman, you forget what 32 years of independence and two Russian wars of imperialism can do. Russians and Russia are absolutely hated by regular Ukrainians. This why they will fight to the end to resist the imperialist invader who tried to subjegate them.

You know, if it were 32 years of independence, and no instance of say... eight years of one section of Ukraine shelling the shit out of another section, you might be able to realistically run your story up the flagpole and even I might be tempted to salute it.

Sadly... not the case. There are people in the Donbass region, formerly Ukraine and today occupied by Russia, who feel more allied towards their Russian liberators from a conflict which has been waged against them since 2014. People who, as Herman so eruditely pointed out to you in the shoutbox, even yet maintain friendly relations with your "average Ukrainians".

And yesterday I was given the receipts to prove it.



meat and potatoes link :


First hand testimony of a Russian national and anti-war protestor. And yes, on being invited to participate in a humanitarian mission to the Russian occupied Donbass region, she was expecting hatred from these former "average Ukrainians" you insist would absolutely hate her.

Her first hand experience taught her otherwise, as well as teaching her other things. Like the systemic indoctrination of students through propagandistic school literature to hate their Russian neighbours for example. When I heard that, I immediately thought of the western education institutions that are systematically trying to tear down faith in western traditions. One would hope these students might find a Florida of their own before it is too late.

But hey, I understand this all flies in the face of your "truth", supplied as it is by state sponsored and approved "experts" who will happily presume to tell you what to think while carefully curating your terms of reference to bolster their "credibility". They might be secure in their presumption that you will not go looking for the actual sources, certainly they would be very quick to label them and you "misinformation" if you did.

I know you are reluctant to take the Herman's word for it, so I'm inclined to think you'll likely dismiss the above video without bothering to watch it. I on the other hand have watched it and am in a position to side with Herman when he says the shared history of Russians, Belarusians and Ukrainians affords the average citizen of those countries a cameraderie that yet abides among those with boots on the ground there. In spite of wars, both kinetic and propagandistic.

Maybe in another two generations your "truth" might become a reality. But not today. As it stands now, the only people insisting on a divide between those nations are the very same people with a vested interest in stirring up dissent for financial gain.

They are working very hard to force that narrative to those ends. Understanding your background (thank you for your service by the way) I can see why you might prefer the analysis of a system that used to cut your cheques. I imagine it must be hard to recognize the corruption endemic in such, but it rather looks like your belief is founded in a lie sold you by war criminals. War criminals who, after 32 years of Ukrainian independence, would now subjugate them to NATO influence and globalist dictates that would destroy what culture that yet remains to them.

I hope some day you might free your mind.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has said it "strongly disputes" criticism of the federal agency contained in a major new report, produced by the House Select Committee on the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), concerning an alleged secret biolab in Reedley, California. According to the report, thousands of vials containing potentially dangerous or unknown substances, including some labeled "Ebola" and "HIV," were uncovered during an inspection of what was initially thought to be a vacant warehouse.

The facility was uncovered in December 2022 by Jesalyn Harper, a Reedley code enforcement official who spotted a green hose sticking out of the building, and then went in to investigate. Inside, Harper found an array of laboratory equipment, medical-grade freezers, mice for experiments and vials containing writing in English, Mandarin and an unknown code. Several individuals wearing lab coats were also discovered who claimed to be Chinese nationals.

In response to Harper's discovery, the city launched an investigation which eventually involved the California Department of Public Health, the federal Food and Drug Administration, the CDC and the FBI. It comes amidst heightened tensions between the United States and China, with the world's two biggest economies clashing over trade, human rights and the sovereignty of both Taiwan and the South China Sea.

On Wednesday, Chinese premier Xi Jinping held talks with President Joe Biden near San Francisco, on the sidelines of an Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation conference.

CDC experts identified a number of potentially infectious agents at the Reedley site, including chlamydia, HIV, Hepatitis B and C, malaria, SARS-CoV-2, Dengue virus and the rubella virus. However, according to the report, they refused to test a number of unlabeled vials, along with a fridge labeled "Ebola," which were destroyed before their exact content could be ascertained.

The House committee report branded the CDC's response "inadequate," claiming the agency initially refused to take a phone call from city and county officials. It continued: "The CDC's refusal to test any samples is likewise baffling. The CDC observed in its own reporting that '[t]housands of vials had unclear labeling, coded labeling, or no identifications,' that biohazard signs were around many of these unlabeled vials, and that the labeled vials included Risk Group 2 and 3 pathogens.

"Despite the probability that the unlabeled or coded vials contained additional unknown and dangerous pathogens, CDC officials refused to take any further investigative steps. The CDC's continued refusal to test pathogens despite reasonable requests and the offer to pay from local officials facing a concerned populace simply does not make sense," it continued.

Speaking to Newsweek, a CDC official with knowledge of the investigation fervently disputed these findings. Referencing the committee report, they said: "CDC strongly disputes the report's conclusions critical of the agency. The report includes numerous inaccuracies, including both the charge that CDC did not respond to local requests for aid and the false implication that CDC had the authority to unilaterally investigate or seize samples from PBI's Reedley building. Indeed, CDC has, and continues to be been actively engaged, within its regulatory authorities, in the intergovernmental efforts to address issues surrounding the facility."

Newsweek has contacted the House Select Committee on the CCP for comment by online contact form and Rep. Mike Gallagher, its chair, by telephone and voicemail message. According to the report, the committee biolab was owned by Jia Bei Zhu, a Chinese national with links to his country's governing Communist Party, who operated through a number of companies including Prestige Biotech Incorporated (PBI). In October, Zhu was arrested on suspicion of manufacturing and distributing misbranded medical devices in violation of the federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FDCA) and making false statements to the FDA. If convicted he faces a maximum three years in prison.

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