UKRAINE WAR: Stop war ...

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Protest against wars

In complete respect and with full solidarity with the victims of this absurd war that once again sees the heart of Europe being the epicenter of a chasm that can engulf us all at any moment, we are going to suspend all forms activity on this forum to wanting in this way to express all our dissent towards this unjustified war

 
Freedom to speech and to expression

It follows, in the form of a protest for the suspension of the broadcasts of our Russian colleagues who, however, do not represent the hostile military but rather represent the journalism which should be guarantee by any democracy a freedom of expression which has been denied to them only for their nationality rather than any offence.

So, this blog in form of a protest to have denied freedom of expression and speech, we go to suspend until the situation evolves in a more civilized form and in respect of democracy, this blog going to suspend any forms of activities.

Our sincere apologies

Therefore, we apologize for any inconvenience caused to our readers and visitors for our initiative and stand for a world free from the shackles of censorship.

[Webmaster  Vitalis Veritas Blog, 3rd March 2022]

 

 

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