it was not revoked, it was suspended. and it is a foreign passport, not an internal one. she was asked not to flee the city. she was not detained. considering her priors it is very mild.

in my conversation with people from other countries of both Americas I was pleasantly surprised to learn they are way more knowledgeable about Ukraine than Americans. I wonder why that is.

are you Russian?

and how would you know?

why should they be? they are way too busy trying to legalize prostitution in Ukraine.

you have a weird understanding of the word ‘authoritarian’, let me tell you.

have you seen the map of Europe? Belarus is smaller than Ukraine — and covers a big chunk of our border — if we don’t want Russian troops coming from the North, we have to be allies with Lukashenko. and letting Luskahenko know his chances in withstanding Putin’s aggression without Ukraine’s support hardly qualifies as…

it is people throwing names at those who can’t answer them day, isn’t it?

oh, we are, aren’t we.

She did use someone else’s ID to get there, it was a closed event (on which Poroshenko was passing the West’s recommendations to Lukashenko — and Belarus has a large shared border with Ukraine and has to be kept our ally) and her protest was rather misguided. as a matter of fact, a lot of Femen’s actions were — like…

why would I care how I look?

Kadyrov’s men have been kidnapping, torturing, raping and killing girls and young women for more than a decade now (and still do), and nobody cared.

I live in a country against which they directed their propaganda. so no, if you yourself are Russian you can mourn them to your heart’s content — but to demand sympathy from Ukrainians would be emotional violence par excellence.

thank you! she is amazing!

especially the choir that sang the song about the polite men. and the journalists that spread lies about Ukrainian so-called junta and crucified boys. and don’t get me started on your Doctor Liza.

to feel bad for the killers and for their victims must be some really neat moral trick.

do you feel bad for Ukrainians killed by Russians for the last three years? or maybe Syrians? no? these very musicians sang songs glorifying the invading forces.

they were no innocents. they sang songs about the polite people — and there were several military journalists that pumped the Russian citizenry into invading Ukraine and bombing Syria. they all were soldiers of the propaganda front. and thus were no innocent.

Christopher Lee.

they are Russia-trained fighters?