If their policy is to not allow funding for military stuff, I don't really see the issue?
If their policy banned this sort of activity and they cared at all, they would have removed this page 7 years ago, it's been up for 7 years. This isn't about their policy. The timing is everything.
On the removal of Come Back Alive
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Well I wouldn't judge the authenticity of a site based on the SSL cert which the OP seemed to do which was my point
Depends on the cert. If the cert is issued to "Kancelaria Prezesa Rady Ministrów" I am pretty sure the site belongs to the Polish government.
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I guess so, it just seemed weird to point out
Not really, seeing who the certificate was issued to is a good way of figuring out whom the site belongs to (or at least it was, before Let's Encrypt).
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I mean, is Iraq even a loss politically? The US thoroughly rolled the Iraqi military, killed over 1 million Iraqis, overthrew their government, and installed a new government in Iraq that still exists today. To say this is a "loss" leaves us at a place where the term has no meaning.
Killing over 1 million Iraqis, most of them civilians, counts as a "win"? The war massively damaged the US government's credibility, both domestically and internationally, cost the US ~$2T, and did little to stabilize the region; one might be able to argue that it destabilized it, in fact. The US won a military victory in Iraq, but emerged worse off on the whole as a result.
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We all know the final outcome of this. In the face of the overwhelming force Ukraine faces it seems to me any help we provide is just going to prolong the agony.
Ukraine sees the overwhelming force for 8 years straight.
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Yep, fighting without considering the consequences is what people should do. Let's destroy all of Europe if we need to, just so we can say fuck you Putin! Beyong disgusting , me? I am sure you're the best person in the world and ready to pack your bags and bear arms against any invincible opponent without even thinking about the costs as they don't matter a single bit.
> destroy all of Europe if we need to, just so we can say fuck you Putin "just so we can say fuck you Putin"? Really? That is how you are attempting to frame the situation of a clear victim defending itself against an aggressor that has been appeased for years now? So you believe that the attacking entity should always win, no questions asked? Is conflict to be avoided at all costs ? Can I come into your home and jus…
Nobody is saying that.
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it shows the video if /ru/.test(navigator.language)
This method is super inaccurate, since visitors from many countries (including Ukraine) could use Russian as their preferred language. You might probably want to use IP geolocation instead.