Ugh, it’s actually better to be a prisoner of war than a soldier for the Russian military.
I do have to wonder what this guy was thinking during this interview.. Literally was this close to shooting himself in the head but instead was taken in, treated humanely, probably had the first decent meal and wash he’s had in months.
He must feel REALLY stupid.
Classic muskovy, lol
I’m wondering if there is some dose of misinformation from these guys. I know they are prisoners but is not like they are going to be charged for ‘ Perjury in front of a Jury’.
Desmomorphine for high ranking Russian officials NOW, and desomorphine for lower ranking military personell, later. They will need it.
In the USA we have a significant opioid problem, especially fentanyl. A few weeks ago there was enough fentanyl seized to kill 2 million people.
Maybe we can drop them off in gift packages over russia’s side of the front line?
any smart Russian soldier must be thinking, what’s the point of grabbing Ukraine’s land? What’s in it for me as an ordinary man? We already have a HUGE amount of land and what do we do with it? Hundreds of run-down miserable towns and a few nice cities and resorts for the 1%-ers. So what are we gaining? More towns which will become miserable if they’re not wrecked already, and some nice resorts in Crimea for the rich? Some new mines and farms I guess? Is it really worth dying for?
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The ww1 treatment
Ugh, it’s actually better to be a prisoner of war than a soldier for the Russian military.
I do have to wonder what this guy was thinking during this interview.. Literally was this close to shooting himself in the head but instead was taken in, treated humanely, probably had the first decent meal and wash he’s had in months.
He must feel REALLY stupid.
Classic muskovy, lol
I’m wondering if there is some dose of misinformation from these guys. I know they are prisoners but is not like they are going to be charged for ‘ Perjury in front of a Jury’.
Desmomorphine for high ranking Russian officials NOW, and desomorphine for lower ranking military personell, later. They will need it.
In the USA we have a significant opioid problem, especially fentanyl. A few weeks ago there was enough fentanyl seized to kill 2 million people.
Maybe we can drop them off in gift packages over russia’s side of the front line?
any smart Russian soldier must be thinking, what’s the point of grabbing Ukraine’s land? What’s in it for me as an ordinary man? We already have a HUGE amount of land and what do we do with it? Hundreds of run-down miserable towns and a few nice cities and resorts for the 1%-ers. So what are we gaining? More towns which will become miserable if they’re not wrecked already, and some nice resorts in Crimea for the rich? Some new mines and farms I guess? Is it really worth dying for?
No wonder morale is abysmal.