Светлана Кошелева – Два берега, на шоу Андрея Малахова
I had been sending donations to Ensemble Ptashitsa in Russia for many years. After each of their Youtube livestreams, I would send 20 dollars or so. I always received an email of gratitude from Ivan, the leader of the group. When the Russia Ukraine event started, I got my Paypal account locked and my bank account was locked as well. I was able to get my bank accounts back, but to this day cannot link Paypal to my bank account. I could no longer send donations. Ivan released a statement about not getting deceived by stories in newspapers on Ukraine and Russia, used to divide us. It was a brave statement inferring media fakery. There were ALWAYS many Ukrainians in the livestream chats of Ptashitsa. These illusions of borders and countries could not be clearer. A year after my donations stopped due to this "war", I received a Ptashitsa calendar in the mail from Ivan, signed by the group. He said thanks for ...
Seems kinda staged. It's like the camera people were there waiting, the traffice stop took too long, the maroon car was just sitting there for a duration. They can stage these for training exercises. Police do not have to give back any evidence, regardless of the dollar amount. And yes these people can be brutal, But in this case I agree with the officer. It's not a good idea to walk into an arrest situation, create a distraction, obstruct justice, and tell the officer to shut up. The dude was just asking for confrontation.
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DeleteThe slender inshape bald camera dude looks like an undercover cop. You can ask for info like commitment report, mugshot, and even case decision, etc from the Mckinney police department, if it wasn't staged they should have that file. Those that don't have previous job experience are naive to certain situations. I agree there are rude and crooked people in the LE occupation, and that fighting the system is a losing predicament. However these youtubers are promoting a persuading opinion, just to get clicks and influence their audience that what the camera person did, besides just filming, is okay, it's not. Obstruction of Justice is a misdemeanor.
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