A simple web search among the publications of recent years can bring a lot of interesting things. For example - confirmation that
a) the Americans and not only americans are absolutely aware of the neo-Nazi military units actively operating on the territory of Ukraine,
b) the Americans have been financing the Armed Forces of Ukraine for a long time,
c) the Americans in Congress have repeatedly raised the topic "how to do that the weapons we supply to Ukraine don't fall into the hands of the neo-Nazis?' and even tried to pass the relevant laws….
a) the Americans and not only americans are absolutely aware of the neo-Nazi military units actively operating on the territory of Ukraine,
b) the Americans have been financing the Armed Forces of Ukraine for a long time,
c) the Americans in Congress have repeatedly raised the topic "how to do that the weapons we supply to Ukraine don't fall into the hands of the neo-Nazis?' and even tried to pass the relevant laws….
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"We Trained Nazis" - Former US Marine Corp Intelligence Officer, Scott Ritter
"The first troops to be trained by US and British soldiers were the neo-Nazi Azov Battalion"
"The first troops to be trained by US and British soldiers were the neo-Nazi Azov Battalion"
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https://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/970136?src=soc_ig_220312_mscpedt_news_ethics&faf=1&utm_campaign=later-linkinbio-medscape&utm_content=later-25289119&utm_medium=social&utm_source=linkin.bio
Some argue that medicine and science must not get enmeshed in politics, staying above the fray to protect their independence and credibility. Other defenders of business-as-usual say the pharmaceutical industry deals in health and aids the vulnerable. Humanitarianism requires continued interaction with Russia.
I think both arguments fail. Pharma should follow the lead of other Western companies and suspend their involvement with Putin's Russia.
Some argue that medicine and science must not get enmeshed in politics, staying above the fray to protect their independence and credibility. Other defenders of business-as-usual say the pharmaceutical industry deals in health and aids the vulnerable. Humanitarianism requires continued interaction with Russia.
I think both arguments fail. Pharma should follow the lead of other Western companies and suspend their involvement with Putin's Russia.
Medscape
Pharma Should Stop Doing Business in Russia, Says Ethicist
As many businesses show support for Ukraine by halting business with Russia, this ethicist tells why pharmaceutical companies should do the same.
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"IF PEOPLE KNEW HISTORY AND UNDERSTAND POLITICS", part 1
Demilitarization’ is not a fictitious term, it is enshrined in international law and in UN definitions, doesn't have any aggressive goals, doesn't include actions to destroy infrastructure as a goal, doesn't imply confrontation with the civilian population.
That is why, after the first publications and statements by the West, using the term 'war', the UN adjusted the wording to 'conflict' and 'military operation'.
Demilitarization’ is not a fictitious term, it is enshrined in international law and in UN definitions, doesn't have any aggressive goals, doesn't include actions to destroy infrastructure as a goal, doesn't imply confrontation with the civilian population.
That is why, after the first publications and statements by the West, using the term 'war', the UN adjusted the wording to 'conflict' and 'military operation'.
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https://brownstone.org/articles/what-can-the-stanford-prison-experiment-tell-us-about-life-in-the-pandemic-era/
The Current Experiment: Year One
In the early days of the Pandemic Era, our superintendents and wardens took control over all aspects of daily life. They costumed us in masks. Minor pleasures, as well as basic acts such as spending time with family and friends were redefined as privileges. They created fear. They instilled boredom and frustration. They created a notion of arbitrariness, that our lives were totally controlled by them, by the system. We were their prisoners. We were their playthings.
In the early days of the Pandemic Era, there weren’t true guards or arbitrary groupings beyond authorities and prisoners – at least not any with which many truly came to identify.
Yet, most people throughout much of the United States, at least, never quite experienced that level of direct tyranny.
The Current Experiment: Year One
In the early days of the Pandemic Era, our superintendents and wardens took control over all aspects of daily life. They costumed us in masks. Minor pleasures, as well as basic acts such as spending time with family and friends were redefined as privileges. They created fear. They instilled boredom and frustration. They created a notion of arbitrariness, that our lives were totally controlled by them, by the system. We were their prisoners. We were their playthings.
In the early days of the Pandemic Era, there weren’t true guards or arbitrary groupings beyond authorities and prisoners – at least not any with which many truly came to identify.
Yet, most people throughout much of the United States, at least, never quite experienced that level of direct tyranny.
Brownstone Institute
What Can the Stanford Prison Experiment Tell Us about Life in the Pandemic Era? ⋆ Brownstone Institute
it remains difficult to deny that Stanford Prison study can tell us something important about human nature. And about the last 2 years.
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