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  • Lemmygrad literally can’t be an op, @MuadDib@lemmygrad.ml has been on record actually calming things down with some comments so that we don’t attract too much unwanted attention. After 5 years of existence it just doesn’t make any sense and sounds like projection from, as someone else said, people who were on a fed op website.

    I don’t even mind saying someone/something is a fed as a metaphor to say they act like a fed, but it doesn’t make any sense for Lemmygrad. 5 years is a long time to wait before doing anything with this platform if anyone was gonna entrap random online communists.

    Whether there are feds using lemmygrad is another thing. Nothing on the platform is encrypted or hidden away. With federation, anything you ever submit on the website is instantly beamed over to 50 different databases.







  • The part about cold fusion was strange and I completely occluded it in my original article (the OP). I think he had to mention it because he had to find a way for these nukes, if there were indeed nukes used on Gaza, to be conspicuous. Cold fusion would allow for payloads that, like he said, would be no bigger than a baseball bat.

    But the findings stand on their own. For example I don’t believe Busby is lying when he said he analyzed air vent samples and soil samples and found what he found. They definitely require further investigation and Al Mayadeen was looking for more vehicle air ventilation filters and long hair samples from people and vehicles that have been around “Israeli” bomb craters to analyze through another researcher.


  • Esha K has filmed a short documentary in the Donbass, I think this is it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTiibGdsHus. I haven’t watched it yet myself but it documents what’s been happening for the past 10 years and I assume it talks about genocide at some point, knowing Esha. I get from your wording that you know about the Donbass War but are asking if it constitutes genocide specifically. On that we can do a two-for-one, and point to the UN definition of genocide: destroying or intending to destroy, in whole or in part, an ethnic group. However, that is where I limit my agreement with the UN. I don’t believe they are capable arbiters of genocide, and I don’t rely on an authority other than my own to recognize genocide. So the question isn’t does international law (the UN) say it’s genocide, but do you personally believe Ukraine was specifically targeting civilians in the Donbass with the intent to destroy the ethnic Russians living there. Ukrainians in the Donbass are by and large ethnically Russian and I assume you know the history of the Euromaidan coup that put a Ukrainian fascist in power who started the war in the Donbass, and the two People’s Republics being formed as a response to those military attacks on civilian populations.

    I imagine for evidence you might want testimonies and the historical record, if the documentary doesn’t go into it (like I said haven’t watched it yet!) just looking up the “missions” of the Azov Battalion prior to 2022 should open up some avenues of further exploration.

    The reason you might have heard that Ukraine provoked Russia is probably because of the two agreements that were signed, called Minsk I and Minsk II, to put an end to the war. They were brokered with Russia’s help (and some Western observers), and Ukraine signed the agreements but, at the first opportunity, completely ignored them. The failure of Minsk II is actually what started the Russian invasion. Minsk I was supposed to start a ceasefire, and Minsk II would have gone further by giving autonomy to Luhansk and Donetsk.

    You can also find a bit more about it here: https://en.prolewiki.org/wiki/2022_Russo-Ukrainian_conflict but tbh we could really expand that page lol