Many terraced houses in some areas of Britain have a bathroom downstairs directly off the kitchen.
No, it doesn't.
It says "Ukrainian owned and funded" not government owned. Ie. If America did this, CNN would now be under government orders.
If you want war to continue indefinitely, then I guess?
Sending unified messages to your people during wartime is wanting war to continue indefinitely?
When has a government ever told it's citizens. "You know what? It's time to surrender."
He's banning pro-Russian parties and left-wing parties - i.e any party that isn't Ukrainian nationalist.@Sheepdog while I don’t approve of banning parties, even losers like the Canadian Communist party, lol at you trying to paint those parties listed as simply left wing. You can’t be serious you fucking goober.
There are more and better things to say that will give vital and or useful information to your population cowering under bomb shelters wondering what anyone's doing about it.
The lengths that you will go to just to avoid helping out around here!!!!"I can't do the dishes dear."
"What do you mean, can't?"
"Well, er..."
It also completely silences any criticism of the government or its actions.
Do they still have the internet there, or is that gone?
No idea.
To the war effort. Yes.
or it might lead to Woodstock.
So it's weird watching Ukraine turning authoritarian and people be like "No, no. This is good!" right?
They may have internet, you agree with me that unified messaging is vital, and it may lead to Woodstock.
This is gross.
America didn't have unified messaging during Vietnam. That's what lead to Woodstock. Unified messaging happened during WW2, and it lead to atom bombs and the Cold War.
Your oversimplification of these events, outcomes and the conclusions you draw from them are confusing.
They really aren't.
Consensual paid violence.
As someone who has an unhealthy obsession with stickers. That's the freshest sticker I've ever seen.
Haha@Gooner 4 Life eat a dick (minus the knob cheese, you filthy savage)
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is due to deliver a video address to members of the Israeli Parliament on Sunday.
Israel has appeared unwilling to be seen siding too closely with Ukraine as it tries to keep working relations with Russia and act as a mediator in the conflict.
Zelensky has already spoken to other lawmakers around the world - including in the UK and the US - asking for support.
With Israel’s parliament currently in recess and the building under renovation, the plan is for him to address members on a specially-secured Zoom call. The speech will be simultaneously shown on a big screen in a square in Tel Aviv.
Reports suggest Zelensky will invoke his Jewishness and compare his country’s efforts to fight back against Russia’s invasion to World War Two and Nazi Germany.
Israel has attempted to remain relatively neutral in this conflict. While Foreign Minister Yair Lapid has condemned the Russian invasion, Prime Minister Naftali Bennett - who’s been trying to act as a go-between - has pointedly refrained from doing so.
