Jellystone

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Syria.

this is an informative @Twitter poster @ThomasWictor

His threads are very interesting.

https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/984505247719550976.html

and
What price will mankind have to pay for the collapse of the....

...Empire?

https://thesaker.is/what-price-will-mankind-have-to-pay-for-the-collapse-of-the-empire/

Well worth the read....

and
Has Epstein's Island been destroyed?

Discussion here

https://twitter.com/dhobe13/status/984467546018603010

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food for thought:


Hat Tip!
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Yes, it is credible. I would say that we have killed more than 500 Russians over there, at least. Maybe -- one thousand? How to calculate them? What "methodology" should we use? Do we count only Russians in the Russian military uniforms?

Let's see. 4-5 years ago, Putin stated that some 5,000-7,000 Russians joined the ISIL, the Islamic state forces. I would put tne number higher. Another 2,000-3,000 accepted the Islamic state employment as accountants, managers, to do some administrative jobs, and some of them left Russia alone, some with their families. Many of these people were hired in Moscow for example, because there are 2 Mil Muslims living in Moscow, another 2 Mil Muslims (or people from "Muslim" regions in Russia) are in Moscow as temporary, seasonal workers, for a very low salary. This info is from the Russian nespapers, particularly Pravda.

Now, you have Russians living in former Soviet states, currently independent states, including those "Muslim" states, and these Russians have dual citizenships, or are living there as Russians with permanent resident cards and work permits. There are about 2,000-3,000 thousands of them in ME now, some as independent contractors, some working for Russia, indirectly, in their services. Then, of course, you have the Russian military over there, Russian state contractors, military contra and Russian security officers in all of these groups involved in this conflict, "monitoring" the situation. No matter where you drop a bomb, some Russians could die.

So, the simple question is -- how many Russian citizens died over there, those with the Russian citizenship?