You can read my new blog on the post-war decisions, challenges, and debates that face Ukraine. Some of this is well known, other, less so. However, we have to talk about the future to ensure Ukraine becomes a stronger democratic nation. Summary here, link in next tweet 1/9 2/9 Full essay here: jjplace.co.uk/?p=390

So you want to raise some money for Ukraine?
Here’s a little guide I've put together with some top tips from people who have done it.
If you disagree,have something to add. PLEASE do share your insight.
However, these tips, I think will help us in this time of reduced visibility Let’s start. First, are you raising for a specific cause? If you’re doing fundraising for something small, local level, PROVE they are real as much as you can. Trust is crucial in these times.

THREAD: Where should I donate??

It’s been a while since I’ve done a guidance thread, but I think due to some recent events I will weigh in a bit with some advice. I am not going to tell you where you should and shouldn’t donate much, rather, I am going to explain how to be smart So, you’ve got some spare money to donate to Ukraine. Amazing! But what can you do?
The Georgian Legion is where we started, so you should never forget them, but there are many others to help. Check this link for some official NAFO affiliates. https://t.co/MlD85IngChnafo-ofan.org/blogs/charitie…

NAFO 101 Revisited

Since my first thread to help NAFO members find their feet, things have changed a lot. So, I have decided to revisit the 101 and spell out some major changes and general guidance. Take your time to read over this thread and let me know if you’ve any questions. So you’ve just joined NAFO. You’ve left the b̶i̶o̶l̶a̶b̶ school. You’ve got yourself a fella PFP and you want to know what to do. Let’s go through this.

New thread. This is a touch different to the others, but it follows on from our previous one. So, how to make a good argument (and by extension, see a bad argument)? This thread was put together mostly by @SnarkusAurelius and me a little bit. (1/36) This is essentially a bit of a crash course in logical argument.

This thread may seem to contradict the previous one. But, it is not for two reasons.

1) You will be able to identify bad arguments more easily, make jokes, and identify nonsense. (2/36)

NAFO 102.5 This will be explicitly on what not to do, and why and how to use memes. Why? Because you need to save your energy, time, and mental well-being by not getting into ridiculous arguments with trolls. This is a joint effort with @SnarkusAurelius so give him a follow! This is best aimed at those new to NAFO, or just Twitter, rather than the grizzled brain-damaged dogs who have been doing this a while.

Right so, let's talk debunking russian nonsense. This thread will be long but I hope you stick with it. I will go through propaganda claims and debunk them and explain how best to do so. In following threads I'll explain how better to bonk and argue. Have to walk before you run. If you've been following Ukraine for a while, are an expert, or are Ukrainian you most likely won't learn much, this is mostly aimed at those who feel they have gaps in their knowledge.

I've decided to write some friendly advice for new Fellas. A lot of this has come from first and second had experiences. These are NOT rules. Just some tips to counter vatniks and to draw more people to NAFO (more donations!) 1. Take care of yourself. Ensure you have security measures on your account. Be careful what you share. No good to anyone if you're scammed, doxxed or banned.