News & thoughts on Putin's invasion of Ukraine

[Daniel Ravenswaay]

Having a different opinion on a situation or showing ‘news items’ that don’t relate to your viewpoint in my opinion is still allowed isn’t it? It’s up to you to decide if you want to research that topic more in depth or flat out reject it (which you seem to do). For now, we still live in a society where you can discuss certain topics and form your own opinion.

[michel N]

I’ve been following Tucker Carlson for a while, before he got fired at Fox, and afterwards. So I don’t flat out reject him. I reject him after I’ve read his claims and assumptions.
Unfortunately he seems to believe what he claims. Well, I don’t

[michel N]

if
I believe
supposed

Hoe vind je zelf dat het gaat?

[frank kramer]

Being free to believe in bsht-stories does not make bsht-stories less bsht..
It only goes to show that there are countries out there that think very differently about individual freedom and opposing the official line.

[Stratofreighter]

...Zero Hedge...
You had better be bl@@dy careful when reading that website...

[Richard from Rotterdam]

Facts or opinions...