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Poles should apologise to Ukrainians first


Bratwurst Boy  8 | 12365
15 hrs ago   #451
and then, in the crucial moment, switch sides?

When have we ever switched sides??? We always lost our wars on one and the same side only, till the bitter end...
GefreiterKania  33 | 1468
15 hrs ago   #452
till the bitter end...

Exactly. Wo alle strassen enden etc. ...



... and of course all the wars to end all wars never end anything. :(
Mr Grunwald  34 | 2258
15 hrs ago   #453
Cool, but we have more

Yes, and Norway's wealth fund could easily nullify U.S.A's entire national debt in the blink of an eye.

If Poland provides the manpower. Scandinavia can provide bargaining power and the money. It's a win-win
GefreiterKania  33 | 1468
15 hrs ago   #454
If Poland provides the manpower. Scandinavia can provide bargaining power and the money. It's a win-win

Grunni, you are lifting up my spirit like a true friend that you are! :)

*high five!*
Bobko  28 | 2694
15 hrs ago   #456
We always lost our wars on one and the same side only, till the bitter end...

Yes maybe you should learn from the Italians, who always seem to be on the winning side regardless of where they started?

Russia switched sides once, but only after the Kaiser sent us Lenin on a train.

The Kaiser's man, made us sign the terrible treaty of Brest Litovsk, where Poland, Finland, the Baltics, and Ukraine were all lost.

Our "great" allies, a year later - when they defeated Germany finally - didn't give us back any of these spaces.

No... instead they invaded us from all sides (after wrapping up with Germany), and made our civil war last three times as long as it could have.

It's a miracle that Russia emerged alive from that experience.
Ironside  53 | 13624
15 hrs ago   #457
but they

How does it matter? At least they need us because we have something they don't. The US could wipe out Russia; they don't need Poland for that. But why would they do it for Poland?
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, Norway, Finland

Scandinavia has a very good independent military industry, something that Poland needs. Depending on the US-made expensive junk is irresponsible.
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Russia emerged alive from that experience.

Blame Bolsheviks.
Bobko  28 | 2694
14 hrs ago   #458
The US could wipe out Russia; they don't need Poland for that.

Excuse me?

America cannot wipe out Iran, or Yemen - instead always pushing for talks after dropping some token Tomahawks on their head.

America has never, in its entire history, fought an enemy like Russia. Not Germany, not Japan, or Great Britain can compare - as far as American historical enemies go.

There is no historical precedent to show that America can fight a war like the hypothetical one against Russia.

No American politician who is sane, would ever propose such an idea. This is a bipartisan consensus - and remains the same whether it's Biden or Trump in the White House.

If you have the richest country in world history, with seemingly impossible wealth, good climate, fertile land, and most importantly peace - why the hell would you gamble it all on a war with Russia - of all countries?

What does America stand to gain from fighting with Russia, other than jeopardizing its blessed existence?

Russia is the only country in the world, which has the military potential to erase the United States - this is why the two will never risk anything serious. It just doesn't make sense. The game is not worth the candles.
Ironside  53 | 13624
14 hrs ago   #459
No American politician who is sane

I'm not saying that they would, I'm saying that they could. However, you are right in their analysis of cost-effectiveness of such a hypothetical war; they found it would cost them too much. They don't want to pay those costs; that is obvious.
Ironside  53 | 13624
14 hrs ago   #460
When have we ever switched sides??

Prussia did, do you not count it as Germany?
Korvinus  8 | 742
14 hrs ago   #461
Russia is the only country in the world, which has the military potential to erase the United States

LOL Wut? Cope and seethe all you want, no one is scared of Russia anymore it can send all the mobik waves assaulting some 20k pre war shithole town it wants. The cat is out of the bag and you backed pathetic losers.

As they say si tacuisses, philosophus mansisses only with army.
Bratwurst Boy  8 | 12365
14 hrs ago   #462
Prussia did, do you not count it as Germany?

Sadly not....
Bobko  28 | 2694
14 hrs ago   #463
LOL Wut?

We have more nukes than them - do you remember this?
Korvinus  8 | 742
14 hrs ago   #464
Russians with the nukes again. Why are you so bitter recently? It's almost like the war didn't go in your favor...
Bobko  28 | 2694
14 hrs ago   #465
@Korvinus

My point was - that big uncle from across the ocean does not scare us.

Appeals to his authority - only makes you look pathetic in comparison. Have you no agency? No will of your own - to resist?

Russians don't rely on anybody for protection. We don't beg for help, on our knees, like the Ukrainians. We don't need handouts. We chart our own fate.

Russia's only permanent allies are its navy and its army.

It would be good if you Poles too, could practice independent thinking.
Korvinus  8 | 742
13 hrs ago   #466
Another irritating thing about you Russians. Always with those primitive threats.
You basically behave like typical mobsters and then are shocked to learn people don't want anything to do with you.
It would be good if you Poles too, could practice independent thinking.

You are losing sight of the goal.

From the start I (we?) supported Ukraine not because I like it, historically or currently, but because it is fighting Russia. And it still is. Therefore we are still winning.

The ultimate shape of Ukrainian borders is irrelevant. Russia gains nothing by gaining territory.
Novichok  8 | 10372
13 hrs ago   #467
We have more nukes than them - do you remember this?

...with auto-launch..

It would be good if you Poles too, could practice independent thinking.

Funny how Poles sucking American dicks is never mentioned here.
Alien  29 | 7330
13 hrs ago   #468
Thanks for the dictionary entry, Fritz. Now go back to polishing your sandals with mustard, Hans

Spadaj Wania...
Bobko  28 | 2694
13 hrs ago   #469
Funny how Poles sucking American dicks is never mentioned here.

They do the dick-sucking in a way which is transparently exploitative of the United States.

Like some bimbo you meet at the bar, and who cares not what sort of trouble it will land you with, in terms of your family.

That is - they don't suck American dick because they enjoy the taste, or truly feel passionate about America. They do it, in the hope that America will then cover them with its ass - receiving the Russian dildo of consequences along with them.

Such a friend - is no friend at all.

And it does not matter how many times Nawrocki comes to crawl around the floor of the Oval Office, or how many times Tusk swallows his pride and says something nice about Trump.

It is clear to everyone that- that the Poles are being nice, because they expect you to spend 50,000-100,000-200,000 lives protecting their independence.

Otherwise they don't respect you at all. They hate even their closest neighbors, who gave them the most money.

If you are not useful to Poles - their interest in you will evaporate in a moment. These are a profoundly wounded people, like Russians, who see even hundreds of billions of EU transfers as "just reparations".

Good luck to both of you, in finding perfect marriage harmony.
Novichok  8 | 10372
13 hrs ago   #470
Russia gains nothing by gaining territory.

That's Russia's call if it's nothing.

Mind your own damn business and worry about Poland becoming bilingual. No, they are not going to leave because you, morons, made this war longer and caused the destruction of places they could come back to...

If you are too dense to appreciate my brilliance...look at Paris and Warsaw in 1945. See the difference or do you need help?

Never thought about it, azzholes...did you? Poles are women with dicks having an orgasm ...if it feels good, do it...and worry about consequences later ... if ever...
Novichok  8 | 10372
13 hrs ago   #471
you to spend 50,000-100,000-200,000 lives protecting their independence.

We are ready to send 2: Biden and Kamala. That's it.

They will not be shooting but will tell Poles how to manage the country and its borders. They did such a phenomenal job that we decided to let them rest in peace.
Bobko  28 | 2694
13 hrs ago   #472
We are ready to send 2: Biden and Kamala. That's it

Somehow, European politicians think America will send something.

I think the only rational response, is that every European bureaucrat who has some impact on policymaking vis-à-vis the United States, should be able to prove that he lived at least 5 of the past 10 years in the US.

Any person who spends 100 days living in this country, would quickly see how the idea of giving help to Europe is "dead".
Alien  29 | 7330
13 hrs ago   #473
idea of giving help to Europe is "dead".

It was no different before World War I and II.
Bobko  28 | 2694
13 hrs ago   #474
It was no different before World War I and II.

It's literally an ocean away, and as you may have gleaned from the news - not exactly free of problems of its own.

The fact they saved you twice, can only be chalked up to familial piety.

But now that America is more beige/brown, that fundamental loyalty to Europe is quickly eroding. By the middle of the century, America will no longer be majority white - and then the politics may become very unpleasant for you dying Euros indeed.
Novichok  8 | 10372
11 hrs ago   #475
would quickly see how the idea of giving help to Europe is "dead".

The longer I lived here, the more are treated the people I would meet as us, not them.

Now that I have granddaughters, this is my home ... to exclusion of all other places. No hyphens. 58 years is enough to shed all remnants of my Polishness.

that fundamental loyalty to Europe is quickly eroding.

I am white and have none of it. I have proved this beyond any doubt here. Seeing the rows of US flags in Europe makes me very angry.
Novichok  8 | 10372
10 hrs ago   #476
The longer I lived here, the more are treated the people I would meet as us, not them.

...the more I treated...


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