There's all sorts of videos out of hungry Russian soldiers looting stores and even one of Russian soldiers removing what looks like a safe or cash machine from a bank.
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There's all sorts of videos out of hungry Russian soldiers looting stores and even one of Russian soldiers removing what looks like a safe or cash machine from a bank.
I don't understand sanctions. I just read that some Russian businessman had his giant yacht confiscated by Germany under the sanctions.
And some other Russian guy had his Italian villa confiscated.
Are sanctions just an excuse for every government in the world to steal people's shit? How the hell does taking a dude's boat help stop a war?
Are you sure that wasn't video of Seattle? Or New York? Or Portland...Quote:
Originally Posted by Bailey Guns
Make life painful for the oligarchs. Hopefully they will either convince Putin to quit or join in on a topple of power. Turn the country against the war.Quote:
Originally Posted by hollohas
I wanna trash this palace...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Putin%27s_Palace
Putin net worth is estimated somewhere between 70 and 200 billion. I am sure he can build another one.Quote:
Originally Posted by BushMasterBoy
This is the link to their local paper. Seems like this Rus leader is going to escalate the situation.
https://www.kyivpost.com/
It's all about the optics. Again, politicians worldwide (ESPECIALLY IN AMERICA) remained silent as canada seizes truckers, money & property.Quote:
Originally Posted by hollohas
Why not take it to the next level. They're just a bunch of russians, no one give a shit.
When they came for me. It was too late.
With the $$ he get from this administration for oil, why not.Quote:
Originally Posted by clodhopper
The US already arbitrarily seizes US Citizens assets, in case anyone forgot. (civil forfeiture). A very un-american practice now extended to Oligarchs. There is little doubt the Ruskies make extensive use of their own "civil forfeiture" inside their borders as well.