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Ukraine Backs U.S. Ceasefire Proposal, Awaiting Russian Response
You saying agree' is like a monkey eating a sandwich.. -
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Student Demands Justice for Brother's Death After University Negligence
Is anyone even surprised? Sounds fairly standard. -
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Betrayed Warriors: The SAS Veterans Facing Legal Persecution
I read a different report, which I did link earlier. Might want to give that a read. And yes, nice 50 cal that they used to shoot up the building. ... "The DShK is a belt-fed machine gun firing the 12.7×108mm cartridge, and uses a butterfly trigger. Firing at 600 rounds per minute, it has an effective range of 2.4 km (1+1⁄2 mi), and can penetrate up to 20 mm of armor up to a range of 500 m." ... Paraphrased from link below, and very different from your account. ... "The men then fled the scene to a rendezvous’ point in the car park of St Patrick’s Church where their getaway team were waiting. En route in the stolen lorry they passed the home of Tony Doris one of their fellow volunteers who had been shot and killed the previous year. There they stopped and celebrated their success by firing into the air and shouting “Up the IRA”. Their celebrations were short lived. Also waiting around the churchyard were soldiers from an undercover unit from the British Army who opened fire, killing the four volunteers; Peter Clancy, Kevin O’Donnell, Sean O’Farrell and Patrick Vincent. It was acknowledged that the volunteers were “on active duty” at the time of their deaths; indeed, a plaque commemorating the four men describes their fate as “killed on active service by British Forces”. In addition to the four men other civilians were present; Three are identified by the Coroner as Aiden McKeever, Kevin Coney and Martin Woods. Two others, identified as CC1 and CC2 declined to give evidence. CC1 was shot and wounded but denied those wounds were inflicted in the car park. CC2 also received a gunshot wound. Both CC1 and CC2 fled to County Monaghan. Martin Woods and Aiden McKeever were shot and wounded. The British soldiers fired approximately 570 rounds. Although the soldiers had claimed that the IRA team had opened fire the coroner, who is also a High Court judge, ruled that this claim was “demonstrably untrue”. In his record of the evidence it is stated that one soldier, Soldier H, suffered a facial injury caused by a bullet from a ricochet from a round fired by another soldier. This account is a brief summary of what was, albeit short, a fast unfolding incident." Link I posted earlier ... https://nationalsecuritynews.com/2025/02/one-law-for-them-are-the-sas-victims-of-a-witch-hunt-brigadier-retd-phil-mcevoy-obe-a-former-head-of-operational-law-in-the-british-army-gives-his-view/ -
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Is Earth round or flat ?
You have already started the explaining, now for the sake of your own relevance, please conclude. P.S. I thought the Earth was "an oblate spheroid"? -
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Could Trump's plan fail in a spectacular fashion?
Who are his puppet masters? The Iluminati? Jews? Lizard People?
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