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To: ig who wrote (760607)	4/4/2022 6:33:25 AM
From: alanrs	4 Recommendations Recommended By isopatch pak73 pheilman_ Triffin Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793996

We always learn the hard way. I learn the hard way. "We" don't seem to learn at all.

To: ig who wrote (760607)	4/4/2022 8:19:52 AM
From: skinowski	1 Recommendation Recommended By Maurice Winn Respond to of 793996

Even more surprising is that within minutes of the “breaking news”, western leaders — heads of state, foreign ministers, former politicians — popped up with statements duly kept ready and only based on the videos, seconds-long videos and a clutch of photos, ready to pour accusations. No expert opinion was sought, no forensic work was done, no opportunity given to the accused to be heard. Bhadrakumar is an old timer journalist who generally seems well informed. Likely, means that Asia is not buying this. We shall see what the UN Security Council has to say. An indignant Moscow has angrily demanded a United Nations Security Council meeting on Monday over the allegations of atrocities by Russian troops in areas around Kiev through the past month. Prima facie, this allegation is fake news but it can mould ...https://t.co/HXQhtAuX44 — M. K. Bhadrakumar (@BhadraPunchline) April 4, 2022