From Mark Ames’ Twitter

From Mark Ames’ Twitter

I have recently deactivated my last remaining Facebook profile.
Facebook is not a reliable communication platform. I recently received a 30 day ban for a post I made 8 months ago. This came hours after I posted the Jakub Janda Dossier.

So it looks like Iran has admitted to shooting down the Ukrainian International Airlines flight few days ago…
But some seem not very satisfied. This is what I collected only today:




It seems Taras Kuzio peddles the same narrative.
The head of the Mejlis of the Crimean people, Refat Chubarov, says they are losing Crimea, and need money to defend the Crimean Tatar identity and advocate for the Crimean Tatars in the World.
How is he defending the Crimean Tartar identity in Kiev is a mystery…

I am sorry to those that don’t know Russian and Ukrainian, and can’t enjoy the fun. But the Ukrainian name for the musical sounds like “intestines” in Russian…

He says Ukraine should accept any version the West comes up with…

So, on December 26, my Facebook was mercilessly vapourized out of existence without me being notified as to why. All my friends, all my ex girlfriends, my photos from holidays, my creations, and other stuff gone…

I suspect I got caught up in a rage sweep. Literally an hour after I wrote a comment underneath a post made by a Czech right-wing anti-immigration politician about the organisation Médecins Sans Frontières, which is engaged in trafficking migrants into Europe. My comments said that people should not send organisations like this money because those 3$ they send don’t even buy a morning coffee in the office. And I think I added that they will be fine because they have billionaire backers.
Later I discovered that I am on a list. I have been listed among the people, who troll an internet initiative #Jsmetu (“We are here”), which calls for the monitoring of social media discussions. Naturally, people started mocking it as a totalitarian, anti free speech initiative. They began a group #JsmeTu Original 1984, of which I was a member.
This individual called Jan Cemper is the author of that list.

Jan is a homosexual (in a good way, nothing against that), and he has a speech impediment because his mouth is malformed. I can’t say because I don’t watch Czech TV enough. His Wikipedia is really rich, it says he engages in “Refugees Welcome” protests, was in the Antifa. He is also an environmental activist. He also runs a hoax debunking website Manipulátoři.cz, (“Manipulators”) where he does not shy away from creating lists of people, who do not share his political vision.
The post includes my conversation I had on the page he investigated:

By sheer coincidence, I also discuss the issue of financing of NGOs like Médecins Sans Frontières, whom I call [People] Smugglers Sans Frontières, and say that I would not even send them Monopoly money.
Ukraine’s former foreign minister, Pavlo Klimkin, says the killing of the Iranian general will take the focus off Ukraine, and will make Putin rich…

My friend sent me the following screenshot. Looks like many Russian liberals openly embrace Stepan Bandera, and the regime in Ukraine. After Ruslan Shaveddinov and Ilya Novikov, here comes Kirill Naumov.

There is another, even more curios text on his photo, it says in Ukrainian: “Hands off from volunteers and soldiers.” It is likely one of those campaigns that seeks impunity for Ukrainian myrmidons that fought in the East of the country. You see, many of them have PTSD and other psychological problems, and they get caught for serious crimes like robberies and murder. There exists a group of people that thinks this constitute a campaign of persecution against patriotic defenders of the motherland.
I understand some Ukrainian villager from Lvov or Cherkasy may feel strongly about this but that a Russian would put this into his profile picture suggests mental illness.