JMO, but I think there are many "respectable" entities in this world that owe money to many mafias
That's probable.
JMO, but I think there are many "respectable" entities in this world that owe money to many mafias
there, but for the Grace of the Universe, goes every one of usI am so grateful that I have never had the misfortune to be in the middle of a war zone. :twocents:
I think they're getting us used to the idea that nobody will face justice for this IMO.
Considering Ukraine has Russian weapons and Russia (and the Russian rebels) has Russian weapons, how do you prove who actually fired the SAM?
I think this was either an act of terrorism, or a war crime and deserves punishing. There was no attempt to speak to the plane (unlike when the US shot one down after many attempts), these separatists are illegitimate whose only wish is to destabalize a sovereign nation and has the backing of a power that wants to take back a sovereign nation.The people involved aren't even Ukrainian but Russian citizens according to everything said on CNN today including by our secretary of state.
IT IS NOT OK TO BLOW A CIVILIAN PASSENGER JET OUT OF THE SKY. Worse Putin KNEW there were civilian jets up there.
You can't and apart from that let's face it, this has happened before a number of times and nobody has ever been prosecuted. Perhaps that is right .. Perhaps the focus should be on making commercial flights safer and avoiding active war zones with these kinds of weapons. Considering the number of planes the rebels had shot out of the sky leading up to this eastern Ukraine should have been declared a no fly zone.
I did hear on Sky News that KO (whoever or whatever that is) had warned all countries back in April not to fly over it. The US, Australia and many others re-routed their flights. When there's a war zone, I don't believe we can trust that they will abide by the rules and you're right, maybe all we can do is learn from this how to prevent such incidents happening again.