I`d like to say, I shared this as a personal view & did not ask anyone to comment on it, and tbh, I would have preferred if people had not commented!
Turning off replies so I can actually enjoy my evening without abuse!
P.S- No Tiger was harmed in the writing of this tweet
Buds nowiser retweeted
I have spent a good part of my career just getting people to believe this was actually happening. Now we are here. With 15 drones, you can lose roughly 1/4 of the B-52 force as it sits idle on the ground. This was always the most concerning scenario. Time to move to hardening. Just a matter of time now till we learn the hard way.
Buds nowiser retweeted
The nation has definitely been let down by the decision of this appeal to build houses on the WW1 airfield & Conservation Area, which hasn't considered the irreversible and detrimental damage this sprawling housing estate will cause to the area. We can only save Old Sarum once.
‘Nation has been let down’ by Old Sarum Airfield appeal outcome, councillor says ift.tt/NrIMQgk
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So after 16 years, a new manager has decided the station cat must be evicted due to “infection control/allergy concerns” of which no complaints have been received. Please sign! He’s the sweetest and cheers up hardworking frontline staff no end #SaveDefib
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PLEASE HELP IF YOU CAN 🧵
I hate to ask anybody for anything, but shame has no place here and now.
My beautiful friend, Sarah, is on the last available chemo for secondary breast cancer she has lived with since 2020. If she can’t tolerate it (it is brutal), then that’s it.
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Please share this post and contact the Armenian embassy in DC at 1-202-319-1976. Leave a message and tell them to release Eric Thomas Creamer to the United States.
It would mean the world to me as I just want to go home.
Buds nowiser retweeted
Everyone please get the word out. Yup it's me. I want to go home. Time to help out, please.
In today’s world what we should not be hearing is a story about another American being held hostage by the Russian government… AGAIN.
But that’s exactly what is going on. This is the story of how an American is being held against his will, in a foreign country, by the Russian government on made up charges. Eric Thomas Creamer from Millfield Ohio graduated from Athens High school in 2005, and went on to Ohio University and graduated in 2010. In school he studied English and Russian. After this he moved to Russia and was employed by MITP as an English teacher…
simple enough, but also he took on work as a translator, and at some point he translated some documents that appear to have been from the Russian ministry of defense (unknown to him) as part of his job at the time. Soon after translating some documents in 2017 Mr. Creamer was headed home one night. Just prior to getting home he was abducted by the FSB (security police or modern KGB). For hours he was held in custody, was tortured psychologically for hours, had a gun put up to his head demanding answers on why he was…. A spy.
The FSB was convinced that Mr. Creamer was a spy working for the CIA…. Yes we have seen this in the past with many Americans. Finding NO proof of anything, after many hours the FSB informed Mr. Creamer that they had “FOUND” .94 grams of methedrone at 3rd Tverskaya-Yamskaya Street, Moscow… The problem is that that the methedrone was not his, and he did not live at 3rd Tverskaya-Yamskaya Street. Creamer was held til he signed a back page of a form (he was not allowed to see the rest of the form) that stated he was being released. He was told there were no charges pending but he was told to “leave the country, NOW”.
Creamer did what he was told and got out of the country the next week. Moving ahead, in 2021 after being all over Europe, he went to Georgia for a vacation (he speaks Russian). His girlfriend and himself decided to take a trip to Armenia for the day. As soon as they crossed the border, Mr. Creamer found out that he was barred from leaving Armenia. Armenia is a member of Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO). The CSTO is run by Russia and he found out that Russia had put out a warrant for Creamer on the trumped-up fake charges.
Creamer has been trying to leave Armenia for the last 2 years without any luck. The Armenians don’t want him, the Russians don’t want him, and the US embassy will not help him… He has been begging for help from the US embassy for over 2 years without any response other than a member of the staff “Chris” telling him to get a lawyer. In fact he has found out that no lawyer would touch this case as due to the fact that its now political. Mr Creamer has been to the local police, everyone knows him and no one cares, not Armenia, not Russia.. not even the Americans.
This is a sad situation where the Russians AGAIN are stating that an American is a spy without any proof, and to cover this up they say “ok not a spy, here is some drugs”. Just like Paul Whelan, Sarah Krivanek, and formally Brittney Griner Russia continues to target Americans without proof for political reasons.
Mr Creamer is asking the Armenian government VIA ambassador Makunts to release him (seek his release) so he can go home to Ohio to be with his 11 year old son and elderly mother that he has not seen in years. Although Armenia is a great country with a lot to offer it is not home. He has committed no crime there and Armenia wants to be seen as moving to the west having a new relationship with the USA, NATO, and EU. Having this public would probably hinder some of that movement west. He is simply asking the government of Armenia to allow him to leave the country just like every other American they hope to have visiting in the coming years without a issue.
The USA has made it a point to help the Armenian people, I can imagine that this is only a oversight by your country that can easily be fixed.
Mr Creamer is asking his senate members Sherrod Brown (subcommittee on international trade to Armenia) , and JD Vance for help, along with his house rep. Troy Balderson (12thdistrict) (Government Oversight & Reform aid to Armenia) for help with this issue. He is formally in writing requesting an official congressional inquiry on how Armenia is receiving NATO and US funding and still holding an American against his will on the orders of the Russian government.
On September 26, 2023 the US gave Armenia 11.5 million for humanitarian aid… it’s strange that a country getting aid from the USA would continue to hold a citizen hostage on behalf of the Russian government As with Ms. Griner, and Mr. Whelan, you can expect a social media, legal, and media campaign to start to have Mr. Creamer freed to leave Armenia soon. He has exhausted all options and wishes not to be forced to do that, but as stated it’s been over 2 years. And although the people and country of Armenia are lovely its time for him to come home..
Please help release Mr. Creamer, this is an unneeded, political issue that can be fixed just by simply allowing him to get on an aircraft back to the USA to people that love and miss him.
Thank you.
UPDATE:
Prior to posting this I reached out to relevant members of congress, and the Armenia embassy in the USA requesting that they look into this issue. The Arminian embassy did take my information (military attaché). They did not get back to me for more information in a reasonable amount of time…
@SenSherrodBrown
@JDVance1
@SenVancePress
@RepBalderson
@cnnbrk
@BrookeBaldwin
@FoxNews
@SecBlinken
@StateDept
@LilitMakunts
@RepGraceMeng
@NikolPashinyan
@armembusa
@nytimes
@nypost
@washingtonpost
@ThePlainDealer
@TheAthensNEWS
@SkyNews
@Reuters
@NEWSam_English
@vermedianetwork
@usembarmenia
@azatutyunradio
@USAmbYerevan
@HouseForeign
@HouseForeignGOP
Buds nowiser retweeted
In today’s world what we should not be hearing is a story about another American being held hostage by the Russian government… AGAIN.
But that’s exactly what is going on. This is the story of how an American is being held against his will, in a foreign country, by the Russian government on made up charges. Eric Thomas Creamer from Millfield Ohio graduated from Athens High school in 2005, and went on to Ohio University and graduated in 2010. In school he studied English and Russian. After this he moved to Russia and was employed by MITP as an English teacher…
simple enough, but also he took on work as a translator, and at some point he translated some documents that appear to have been from the Russian ministry of defense (unknown to him) as part of his job at the time. Soon after translating some documents in 2017 Mr. Creamer was headed home one night. Just prior to getting home he was abducted by the FSB (security police or modern KGB). For hours he was held in custody, was tortured psychologically for hours, had a gun put up to his head demanding answers on why he was…. A spy.
The FSB was convinced that Mr. Creamer was a spy working for the CIA…. Yes we have seen this in the past with many Americans. Finding NO proof of anything, after many hours the FSB informed Mr. Creamer that they had “FOUND” .94 grams of methedrone at 3rd Tverskaya-Yamskaya Street, Moscow… The problem is that that the methedrone was not his, and he did not live at 3rd Tverskaya-Yamskaya Street. Creamer was held til he signed a back page of a form (he was not allowed to see the rest of the form) that stated he was being released. He was told there were no charges pending but he was told to “leave the country, NOW”.
Creamer did what he was told and got out of the country the next week. Moving ahead, in 2021 after being all over Europe, he went to Georgia for a vacation (he speaks Russian). His girlfriend and himself decided to take a trip to Armenia for the day. As soon as they crossed the border, Mr. Creamer found out that he was barred from leaving Armenia. Armenia is a member of Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO). The CSTO is run by Russia and he found out that Russia had put out a warrant for Creamer on the trumped-up fake charges.
Creamer has been trying to leave Armenia for the last 2 years without any luck. The Armenians don’t want him, the Russians don’t want him, and the US embassy will not help him… He has been begging for help from the US embassy for over 2 years without any response other than a member of the staff “Chris” telling him to get a lawyer. In fact he has found out that no lawyer would touch this case as due to the fact that its now political. Mr Creamer has been to the local police, everyone knows him and no one cares, not Armenia, not Russia.. not even the Americans.
This is a sad situation where the Russians AGAIN are stating that an American is a spy without any proof, and to cover this up they say “ok not a spy, here is some drugs”. Just like Paul Whelan, Sarah Krivanek, and formally Brittney Griner Russia continues to target Americans without proof for political reasons.
Mr Creamer is asking the Armenian government VIA ambassador Makunts to release him (seek his release) so he can go home to Ohio to be with his 11 year old son and elderly mother that he has not seen in years. Although Armenia is a great country with a lot to offer it is not home. He has committed no crime there and Armenia wants to be seen as moving to the west having a new relationship with the USA, NATO, and EU. Having this public would probably hinder some of that movement west. He is simply asking the government of Armenia to allow him to leave the country just like every other American they hope to have visiting in the coming years without a issue.
The USA has made it a point to help the Armenian people, I can imagine that this is only a oversight by your country that can easily be fixed.
Mr Creamer is asking his senate members Sherrod Brown (subcommittee on international trade to Armenia) , and JD Vance for help, along with his house rep. Troy Balderson (12thdistrict) (Government Oversight & Reform aid to Armenia) for help with this issue. He is formally in writing requesting an official congressional inquiry on how Armenia is receiving NATO and US funding and still holding an American against his will on the orders of the Russian government.
On September 26, 2023 the US gave Armenia 11.5 million for humanitarian aid… it’s strange that a country getting aid from the USA would continue to hold a citizen hostage on behalf of the Russian government As with Ms. Griner, and Mr. Whelan, you can expect a social media, legal, and media campaign to start to have Mr. Creamer freed to leave Armenia soon. He has exhausted all options and wishes not to be forced to do that, but as stated it’s been over 2 years. And although the people and country of Armenia are lovely its time for him to come home..
Please help release Mr. Creamer, this is an unneeded, political issue that can be fixed just by simply allowing him to get on an aircraft back to the USA to people that love and miss him.
Thank you.
UPDATE:
Prior to posting this I reached out to relevant members of congress, and the Armenia embassy in the USA requesting that they look into this issue. The Arminian embassy did take my information (military attaché). They did not get back to me for more information in a reasonable amount of time…
@SenSherrodBrown
@JDVance1
@SenVancePress
@RepBalderson
@cnnbrk
@BrookeBaldwin
@FoxNews
@SecBlinken
@StateDept
@LilitMakunts
@RepGraceMeng
@NikolPashinyan
@armembusa
@nytimes
@nypost
@washingtonpost
@ThePlainDealer
@TheAthensNEWS
@SkyNews
@Reuters
@NEWSam_English
@vermedianetwork
@usembarmenia
@azatutyunradio
@USAmbYerevan
@HouseForeign
@HouseForeignGOP
Buds nowiser retweeted
👀 Well, there are a lot of new subscribers, so it's time for my favorite survey :)
WHERE ARE YOU FROM (city/country) ?
ME: Vinnytsia, Ukraine 🇺🇦
P.S. Like and RT this tweet so more people can participate! If you don't want to share it, you can invent an imaginary COUNTRY 😁
Buds nowiser retweeted
**📚 Book Giveaway 📚**
1) The world of Odysseus, M I Finley
2) The Iliad, Homer (Oxford World Classics)
3) The Odyssey, Homer (Oxford World Classics)
Simply retweet to enter. 10th September '23 is the last day for entries. Feel free to enter as I'll post anywhere. Good luck! 🤞
Buds nowiser retweeted
❤️ Shall we arrange a holiday for children? ❤️
By June 1, in my opinion, make a holiday for children. Entertainment, delicious food, face painting, sweets and ice cream🎉
I would be grateful for your help and contribution to this🥰🇺🇦 You can donate to the celebration here⤵️ Write "For children"🫂 RT and comment is important ❤️👍
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Buds nowiser retweeted
The previous message I shared seems to have sparked a debate, prompting me to address it more comprehensively. Ukraine and its people deeply appreciate the support offered by the West, as it fosters a sense of unity similar to a family bond and helps us to stop russians. Nevertheless, there are individuals expressing concerns that Ukraine's requests may appear excessive, potentially giving rise to perceptions of ingratitude. I wish to clarify my position in order to provide a better understanding of my argument.
In 1920, after gaining control over numerous states and territories, the Bolsheviks were finally halted by the combined forces of the Polish army supported by Ukrainians, halting their aspirations of further Western conquest. In 2022, Ukraine finds itself fulfilling a similar role. However, one might question if this is merely a quarrel between two countries, with no relevance to Europe.
Merely a year after the formation of the Russian Federation, this "new and democratic" nation invaded the newly established Moldovan Republic in 1992. The outcome of this aggression led to the creation of the so-called "Transnistria" - another "separatist" territory under the influence of Russian intelligence and Gazprom-affiliated entities. This unfortunate turn of events shattered the Moldovan people's hopes for a pro-European trajectory for many years to come.
During 1992-1993, Russia ignited a similar conflict in Georgia by supporting local separatists, resulting in the emergence of another unrecognized separatist republic. This act served to assert Russia's dominance over Georgia. Fast-forwarding to 2008, Russia invaded Georgia again, establishing additional "republics" on Georgian territory and further obstructing any potential pro-Western path for the nation.
Moving ahead to 2014, Russia's invasion of Crimea with minimal repercussions made them to believe that they could replicate this approach in the rest of Ukraine. Within a few months, fierce battles erupted when Russian units unexpectedly entered Ukraine and attacked our unsuspecting forces. European leaders compelled us to engage in negotiations and sign an agreement with Moscow, effectively relinquishing de facto control over the occupied territories. This only served to bolster Russia's confidence in Western weakness and their ability to project power.
Russia openly engaged in the Syrian war, showcasing its ability to strike distant targets with a show of force. Employing groups like Wagner, Russia continued to expand its influence and currently maintains a presence in countries such as Libya, Mali, the Central African Republic, Sudan, Venezuela, and several others.
The situation deteriorated further when Russia essentially transformed Belarus into its vassal state after significant antigovernmental protests unfolded there in 2020-2021. The weakening role of NATO, combined with Russia-backed politicians rising to prominence in Europe and the manipulation of gas prices, led Putin to perceive Ukraine as weak and West as spineless.
When Putin initiated the invasion of Ukraine, he was thoroughly convinced that he could replicate the scenarios seen in Crimea and Donbass, effectively establishing another vassal state for his empire. However, he miscalculated the Ukrainian people's determination to defend their land, beliefs, and future. The well-known expression "I need ammunition, not a ride" signaled to the West that we would serve as a shield against russian aggression, uniting everyone in providing the significant assistance we had previously requested.
Had Ukraine not stood up against the monstrous Russian army, we would have inevitably become another constituent part of the russian neo-empire.
If Ukraine had not resisted the Russian invasion, it would have only been a matter of time before the Baltic states faced a similar fate. While some argue that such an outcome is implausible, citing the existence of Article 5, similar arguments were made when discussing the possibility of a full-scale invasion of Ukraine. If Russia had succeeded in Ukraine, their perception of a weak and disorganized West would have been reinforced, instilling doubts about the willingness of Western nations to confront the prospect of a nuclear war over relatively small countries. Regrettably, I have already encountered this argument from certain individuals.
Challenges to the global security fabric require decisive action to prevent larger conflicts. Despite initial denials, we eventually received tanks, IFVs, artillery, ammo, rockets, air-defense, and HIMARS, which were crucial for saving lives. Putin cannot be deterred by compromise but by superior military force. Treating him as a rational actor ignores his propagandist illusions. Only by deploying superior military might we can end the war and prevent its spread to Europe further. This war is not just ours, hence, let us work together to swiftly bring it to an an end by providing the support our Ministry of Defense urgently needs.
Buds nowiser retweeted
Greg to his friends, sadly passed back in January, he was the units medic and an amazing guy, a warrior and a hero. Please help us help them have a better chance of seeing home again. Please donate if u can, no donation is too small.
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Buds nowiser retweeted
Yes it is. Unless you're in a debate and formulating a rebuttal. Which is where I find my engagement increases. Specially deeper in the conversation. Then hit retweet. Boom even more.
Buds nowiser retweeted
Wow!!! 😳
Fellas, there are already 1500 of us!!!🔥🔥🔥
I want to thank you all, I love you all very much! I read every comment, even if I missed it, I try to find and read everything, I do not miss a single letter in private messages - your support, your help - it is priceless, you are very motivated not to give up, to look for strength, patience, good mood and desire to live this life to the fullest, even despite all the circumstances in which I now!
I want to ask you not to lose heart, and live a full life no matter what, otherwise everything we do here will be meaningless...
I love you all, hugged everyone! Further more! 🫂❤️🫡
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