'Be afraid': Ukraine hit by cyberattack as Russia moves more troops

a reply to: Xcalibur254

I don't see any link to archived version yet.

a reply to: turretless

Because ATS doesn't format archived links properly. Once again, I already explained that and then provided instructions on how to access the report.

It seems to me that you're being intentionally obtuse and are just trying to deflect from the fact that I was right.

a reply to: Xcalibur254

I gave a link to the official opinion of the whole council.

All other opinions (including personal opinions of its individual members) are not authoritative before the opinion of the entire council.

1) I opened the site archives.org.

2) I copied your link to the "Search" section and nothing happened.

a reply to: turretless

My bad, it's archive.org.

a reply to: Xcalibur254

I have read the report carefully.

First, about those who are the compilers of the report:
1) Bobrov - a member of the council;

2) Gannushkina - she has not been the council member since 2012
www.president-sovet.ru...
Therefore it is not true that "we also have council member Svetlana Gannushkina going on TV to talk about election fraud and saying" - www.abovetopsecret.com...

She has no right to speak on behalf of this council.

3) Tseitlina - she is not the council member.


Second, these are their sources of information:

"meetings with government officials, clergy, journalists, public figures, lawyers, human rights activists and citizens."

About the referendum: "According to almost all interviewed professionals and citizens"


Now we subject everything we have to analysis:

As the source of information and the basis for a conclusion, we have an opinion of unknown people (their number is unknown, the degree of their professionalism is unknown).

In this regard, I want to ask: What could prevent these three people from inventing these people along with their opinion (after all, I don’t see any evidence in the form of videos with these polls on the site)?

edit on 1 21 2022 by turretless because: (no reason given)

The UK Ministry of Defense has published a map of Russia's "directions of invasion" of Ukraine, denoting Russian President Vladimir Putin in its title.