Top U.S. & World Headlines — April 5, 2022

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[solitarykid]

Also War crimes in YEMEN SYRIA IRAQ LYBIA KASHMIR and PALESTINE 🤔🙏

[laurieauld]

Look at that! A war criminal calling another war criminal a “war criminal”. Despicable!

[stephenlock]

The other side of the story is also true. Ukrainian Azov fascist military are also murdering civilians in the Donbass.
What about the war crimes the US military and its allies has carried out in Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya and Syria?

[SamLamsTopThankyoueveryone]

What is it when a war criminal calls another a war criminal.

[kos]

Let's be honest!!! America can't talk about war crimes!! Like seriously!!!???? The nerve!!!!

[westindianduchess]

Imagine, the U.S. calling another leader of a country, war criminal🤔

[Arahansannihilation]

When you're young you didn't think the world would be full of cruelty and atrocity, then you're older and you realized not only that but there are people who willingly support these inhumane behaviors. A war criminal is a hero to many including those in America.

[larsbee]

wait ... has that ever happened before? a war without war crimes???

also ....quick reminder ... 14, 000 people mostly russian Ukrainians lost their lives in the donbass BEFORE the invasion!!!

[cybercuichi]

The US want to take Russia to the International Criminal Court, but conveniently the US do not recognize the authority of the court, over the US! 🤣

[grmpEqweer]

Climate change report:
We're screwed.
(But certain people are getting rich in the meantime)

[edwardmurdoch]

Again, Rusia quickly asked for an independent investigation, and UK blocked it. Explain that.
Any human right violation is very serious and should be treated accordingly. Democracy Now! will not recover from this. They used to be impartial and fair. Now they do not report the entire arguments put forward by Russia in each accusation. It is very disappointing.

[DC_daze]

Sergei Lavrov words ring true, "not all was well" when the US toppled Iraq and Libya. The US was wrong in those cases, and the causes were unjust. But something I learned as a child, and maybe the Russian government needs to be reminded of: Two wrongs don't make a right.

[poncedeoly]

I like the idea of student loan debt- but it would cost more to do that then to end homelessness in the US. We should do both and slash the Pentagon budget.
Its estimated that 20 billion would end homelessness- to the 1.8 trillion in student debt.

[Marxist]

One of Biden's election promises was to forgive student debt. Does he think we forgot? We are not senile neoliberals like him.

[lloydthurstondinwiddieakag]

The audacity for the US calling someone a war criminal

[emiebex]

Not a Biden fan, but I'd rather Biden be talking than that Orange Clown.

[hellcat]

Bad men pointing out the failings of other bad men don't absolve either of their crimes.

[Begster]

I want to promote Patrick Lancaster the independent journalist who shows what's going on at the front.

[Rhythmicons]

Unfortunately we live in a country where Academics are self-funded despite pushing the envelope of human knowledge.

[Z]

I had student debt and after I graduated I got a job and paid it back over a four year period.. today I no longer have student debt.. but I have a job, I'm independent and autonomous, hard working, I've learned to be perseverance & gianed or acquired knowledge all through my education.. have a wife, 3 kids, nice house, 3 cars, motorcycle, and a 35" boat.. there ain't no such thing as a FREE lunch..