Regarding Mark’s article on the “Ukraine” case, I have the following to say:
I don’t stand behind this article at any level.
I detest the witch hunt against Russia and find it ridiculous that the world’s population has fallen en masse to the machinery of media propaganda and US manipulation
regards, Venus
World Animals Voice 
Can you supply any credible evidence that he is wrong? To call it a “witch hunt” is absurd. Putin/Russia has very lethally, and without provocation, attacked residents of a sovereign nation. You sound like a conspiracy theorist. You actually sound like a pro-Putin troll.
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The Ukraine crisis began in 2014 when the US and EU organized a coup that replaced Ukraine’s democratically elected government with a puppet government in which key figures were Nazis.
As nationalist, fascist and anti-Russian elements took power, the Donetsk People’s Republic and the Luhansk People’s Republic, which have a majority of Russian-affinity and Russian-speaking population, proclaimed their independence.
Since then, for 8 years, the government of Ukraine has been waging a war against its own people.
For several months now, the Ukrainian regime, incited by the USA and NATO, has started to intensify military operations.
Under these circumstances, part of the civilian population was evacuated to Russia.
In parallel, the US waged a psychological war and repeatedly announced that Russia would invade Ukraine.
As a result of the provocations, Putin recognized the independence of the so-called two former parts of Ukraine.
But all this was not enough for NATO and the USA (the EU and the UK played the role of cronies).
The clown calling himself President of Ukraine, “The Zelensky” announced he would seek nuclear weapons for his country.
After the end of the Soviet Union, Ukraine already possessed an immense number of nuclear warheads.
The technology and the know-how to produce new ones are available.
This statement was probably what ultimately led to the Russians invading Ukraine.
In the last eight years the Ukrainian government has been massacring people and animals in the east of the country, insofar such comments like yours are shameful and inappropriate.
Venus
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Ok Venus, this does not excuse Putin in any way as there are other ways of protecting the separatist supporters of Russia without stomping over and attacking the remaining majority of the civilian population and just now the childrens hospital in Mariupol?
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Where were you during the invasion of Yugoslavia?
Where were you during the invasion of Afghanistan?
Where were you during the invasion of Iraq?
Where were you during the invasion of Libya?
Where were you during the invasion of Syria?
Where were you during the invasion of Yemen?
Where were you during the invasion of Palestine?
Back then, today’s “outraged” kept their mouths shut, everyone who has now opened their mouths against Putin.
For them, 8 years of killing civilians in Donbass, the overthrow of the elected government in Ukraine and other crimes are a well-functioning democracy that nobody really cares about until today.
It doesn’t matter to most that Ukraine is a fascist-ruled country where only the 1% live their lives in opulent luxury and the rest of the population are forced to work as slaves.
The mass hysterics haven’t figured out that this isn’t about killing Ukies.
The Ukies will go back to the same life they always had after this conflict, Putin doesn’t want to touch them, it’s about the puppet government in Kyiv installed by the US State Department, CIA, MI6 and Soros {the same people who created Gaddafi and countless have overthrown others}.
Who is all this supposed to bring?
None other than the Americas Europe expansionists who run an international terrorist organization called NATO.
Venus
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“It doesn’t matter to most that Ukraine is a fascist-ruled country where only the 1% live their lives in opulent luxury and the rest of the population are forced to work as slaves.”
I suppose that’s why much of the country is in a mass exodus: because Russians are coming to ‘rescue’ them.
The mass hysterics haven’t figured out that this isn’t about killing Ukies.
The Ukies will go back to the same life they always had after this conflict”
You mean the ones who manage to survive? What will be left of their country to go back to?
“Putin doesn’t want to touch them”
Is that why he is indiscriminately blowing them up?
Quit getting your news from Putin. You are ridiculous!
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First of all, thanks and kudos to Venus for her very accurate statements.
I just hope her last post doesn’t count as a farewell post to this blog, which has always done a great job for animal rights.
The US, NATO and their acolytes are waging an all-out media war against Russia.
Above all, they benefit from the ignorance and stupidity of the clicktivists, who, in their zeal and great desire to belong to the good guys, are willing to believe any rubbish and post it thousands of times.
When years later the truth comes out, it doesn’t matter anymore, because the manipulators have already achieved their goal, with the help of the useful idiots of the internet.
That the stupidity of internauts should not be underestimated is proven by the fact that stories such as the murder of babies and the bombing of children’s hospitals continue to be believed, despite the fact that these lies are used over and over again and are among the classics of atrocity propaganda.
For those who don’t even know the name “Nayirah”, here’s a little history lesson:
Iraq invaded Kuwait in August 1990.
On October 10, 1990, a 15-year-old girl known only as “Nayirah” appeared in front of a congressional committee and tested that she witnessed the mass murdering of infants, when Iraqi soldiers had snatched them out of hospital incubators and threw them on the floor to die.
The testimony was widely publicized, and was cited numerous times by United States senators and President George HW Bush in their rationale to support Kuwait in the Gulf War.
On April 12, 1991, this war ended with the known/unknown consequences for the people and animals of Iraq. But only afterwards, in 1992, it was revealed that Nayirah’s last name was Al-Ṣabaḥ and that she was the daughter of Saud Al-Sabah, the Kuwaiti ambassador to the United States.
Furthermore, it was revealed that her testimony was organized as part of the Citizens for a Free Kuwait public relations campaign, which was run by the American public relations firm Hill & Knowlton for the Kuwaiti government.
My advice to those with brains left is to think critically, consult various sources of information, stop “virtue signaling” and shut up if you don’t know what you’re talking about.
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