History / Why is Poland weaker than Russia? [390]

Everyone know this, but nobody have enough discipline to stop breathe.

History / Why is Poland weaker than Russia? [390]


Maybe even blankets contaminated with smallpox given to Tatars was little bit overkill?

History / Why is Poland weaker than Russia? [390]


By the way, is there anything in this memorandum that may declare null and void the right of self-determination of population of Crimean republic?

History / Why is Poland weaker than Russia? [390]


Come and get it, if you can.

Hard to say that you never tried, by the way.

History / Why is Poland weaker than Russia? [390]


What about Pozen, Breslau, Danzig, Stettin? And Konigsberg should then go to a more rightful owner.

Deutschland, Deutschland über alles,
Über alles in der Welt,
Wenn es stets zu Schutz und Trutze
Brüderlich zusammenhält.
Von der Maas bis an die Memel,
Von der Etsch bis an den Belt,
Deutschland, Deutschland über alles,
Über alles in der Welt!
...

English only in this thread please

History / Why is Poland weaker than Russia? [390]


So, 3+ times more expensive LNG from US will cause much less addiction? ;)

History / Why is Poland weaker than Russia? [390]


Hm. Russia can be reliable partner for Germany, but not for Poland. Probably, problem is in Germany in that case. ;)

Your trust or mistrust (if you a real and not a "plastic" Pole) is not a problem of Russia, of course. And it is not a problem at all if you reside somewhere in Canada or UK and not interested in Polish people prosperity.

History / Why is Poland weaker than Russia? [390]


Crimean oblast was transferred from Russian Federation to Ukrainian SSR by Khruschev in 1954. And it was made with violation of Constitution (approved by Chairman Board of Supreme Council while by Constitution any territorial changes must get approval of whole Supreme Council). There was post-factum approval of Supreme Council that still leave whole thing questionable.

As for City of Sevastopol - it was never transferred to Ukrainian SSR and was a city with direct subordination to Union (i.e. on same scale as Ukrainian SSR itself). It was "forgotten" once Ukraine get independency and local nationalists started to grab everything they can (so later they begging that they need foreign financial help for safe utilisation of huge amounts of outdated artillery shells in a army warehouses they quickly declared property of Ukraine). Status of Sevastopol was questionable until 2014.

If you are interested which referendums was in Crimea in beginning of 1990's and how their results was finally ignored by ukrainian nationalistic politicians - you have to google little bit. But referendum of 2014 sorted it out.

Concerning usefulness - Sevastopol is the only really good navy base on this side of Black Sea, and key to defense of Southern Russia from any military threats from Black Sea..


There was personnel of russian navy base that was stationed there on a legal basis. And not a single round was shot in process.


Eastern Ukraine, AKA Novorossia is again Russian land with predominantly russian population that was de-facto secessed after german occupation and transferred to a newly created ukrainian republic. Also, far from "historical ukrainian lands".

History / Why is Poland weaker than Russia? [390]


Any examples?

History / Why is Poland weaker than Russia? [390]


For those who sucked this idea with a mother's milk - maybe. ;) So, land with such desperate population is not very much valuable for Russia...

History / Why is Poland weaker than Russia? [390]


Well... Poles and baltic states population constantly told that russians are coming. But Russians should have something there to be valuable enough, to come for it and accept all possible consequences. What it can be, which very valuable resource can attract russians in baltics and Poland? Land with brainwashed population? I doubt that. There is abundant of unused land in Russia. It is even given away in some far east and northwest regions to anyone who will start to use it for some lawful economical activity (or will build house and settle there). Apples? I doubt, because after start of "counter-sanctions", local retailers quickly switched to local supply and there is no more happy pigs eating russian apples while polish apples occupy supermarket shelves. Potatos? I doubt it even more. Industrial products? Well, in the past there was some shipyards that could be really useful. But now it may be easier to start new ones from scratch somewhere else.

The only thing that REALLY may be interesting is safety from surprise nuclear attack from nearby bases with very short missile flight time. And while there is governments that start every talk with a sentence mentioning something "euroatlantic" and begging for more foreign troops and weapons on their soil - it MAY BE much more reliable to take a control over that territory to avoid deadly surprises originating from other side of Atlantic but with Poles or Latvians framed to accept revenge.

Can you remember how upset was NATO officials once Putin told that not only attacking bases will be targets for responce, but "centers of decision making" will be targeted as well?

History / Why is Poland weaker than Russia? [390]


Was there any referendum or something similar about this?

As I can see, anyone who come into power in Poland immediately forget that he/she must care about interests of Polish people and start to work for anglos.

For now, Poland is set up to be a "buffer state" to be contaminated by radioactive isotopes in case of Russian invasion to a Western Europe. Place where tactical nuclear warheads can be used without doubts. Even retired Polish generals openly talking about this stuff.

The only thing that may present some interest for Russians in Poland and Baltic states is a GUARANTEED ABSENCE OF HOSTILE MILITARY BASES OF THIRD COUNTRIES. Anything else is abundant in Russia.

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No, thank you. Governments of that "paper tigers" compete who is barking to Russia louder, looking to a master on other side of Atlantic, so there is THREE potential sources of conflict, while current NS route have ZERO.

Life / Political correctness in Poland [210]

This is not an equation, just a part in a braces. There is much more similar parts. And G-d is a coefficient right out of each brace.

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Based on this and other sentences in your posts, looks like you are a bit stupid, read a lot of wrong books and (probably) have even more brainless tutor (probably with non-traditional sexual orientation). ;)

What you cannot say in Russia that give you a feeling that there is "no freedom of speech at all"?

News / Do we finally see that Russia doing something positive for Poland, by successfully resisting to EU ? [43]


Now compare national debt of Russia and national debts of parts of "sick experiment". If Russia will get somewhere and spend 26,556€ per person (current stare of finnish debt) on a infrastructure and public utilities, it will be quite a nice place to live. Especially central and northeastern regions, that is already not so bad...

News / Do we finally see that Russia doing something positive for Poland, by successfully resisting to EU ? [43]


What about reviving of people, killed by drunk drivers?

I think that right to hide result of stupidity will not make anything good.

And yes, you have a right to change your mind. Write another post with excuses, for example. But right to hide proofs of a completed crime .... A bit too much.

News / An article: NATO is the American occupation of Poland and Europe, by Mateusz Piskorski [233]

And then what India, Algeria, Azerbaijan and few another countries bought? And what India manufacture since 2004 under russian license?

News / An article: NATO is the American occupation of Poland and Europe, by Mateusz Piskorski [233]


DNR and LNR is not yet Russia. So, you try to tell that "mine workers militia" from Donetsk is armed somewhat better than Bundeswehr? ;)

News / An article: NATO is the American occupation of Poland and Europe, by Mateusz Piskorski [233]

And how you can claim that you control the territory, if you do not have at least some troops, stationed on it?

The same way, Putin can claim they control any town in Texas, as they can nuke it at any time.

PS, Oops, let's change Texas to Florida, someone will like it much more. ;)

History / What should Russia and Poland do to become if not friends, then at least not enemies? [932]


Yes. Many. Yes.

My gf is born and grown in Torez, so while I'm in Russia, I often used (and abused) to put together that endless "humanitarian aid" boxes for friends and relatives that currently live in Donetsk and Torez. And someone come from there time to time, so I can ask live people about what is really happening.

So, while you are trying to make lives of people in Donbass as worse as you can, we counteract. And God will sort it out later, who was right. God is not a stupid, and not prone to be fooled by propaganda. Also, your wishes to other people will be taken into account.


If my grandmother would have penis, she would be my grandfather. ;)

Electoral base of Navalny and Sobchak is really the same people. If Navalny would participate - he would split current support of Sobchak in half, and maybe cut another percent or two total from other "minors". But Navalny will not participate in a foreseeable future - due to a well known legal reason.

History / What should Russia and Poland do to become if not friends, then at least not enemies? [932]

8 missiles reported as shot down by air defence systems of syrian airbase. Damaged missiles landed in nearest vicinity of airbase. Civilian casualties reported. US decline that it was attack by US forces.

History / What should Russia and Poland do to become if not friends, then at least not enemies? [932]


So, they was need to wait while someone will start to kill russians that lived in Crimea for generations? Can you remember how and at what time Crimea, Donbass and Odessa became a parts of territory that became Ukraine after collapse of USSR?

Many people in Donbass now think that best idea was follow Crimea immediately and return to Russia, saying f*ck to Lenin and their 1918 decree.


Names, please.
But please do not include Navalny. This is not even a clown, and it will never be elected public politician. Just a little thief that tried to steal more than they was able to carry, and once been caught started to play corruption fighter.

PS: Looks like worst scenario is active. Syrian T-4 airbase on the east of Homs province just attacked by missiles.

History / What should Russia and Poland do to become if not friends, then at least not enemies? [932]


Why threat to albanians in Kosovo was good reason to break "ultimate taboo" to change borders by force, and threat to russian population in Crimea (that voted to be independent from nationalistic Ukraine at least twice - March 27, 1994 - ignored by Kiev, and Mar 16, 2014) is becoming not a good reason to change borders by referendum?

Is Russia bombed Kiev just like NATO bombed Belgrad to enforce this change of borders? Was there any casualties (other than burning asses of bandera-prayers) during this process?


What collapse do you mean? Russia now is much more stable even than 10 years before. Sanctions now cause inconvenience and decrease economic growth, but pose no threat to system. Political opposition - pure clowns.

History / What should Russia and Poland do to become if not friends, then at least not enemies? [932]


I see 3 sentences and 3 lies.
- Can you provide any credible reason for invasion? Natural resources - no. Routes to lay pipelines to major consumers of hydrocarbons - again no, already laid in Baltic. Agricultural land - there's plenty to put to good use in Russia itself. Sentiments - purely negative. What Poland have to approve possible losses during invasion? Other than moral obligation to put mentally ill neighbour to a good clinic, before it harmed itself and to other neithbours? ;)

- Can you provide at least 5 examples of agreements that Russia broke? There is hundreds of international agreements that Russia sign every year, and should be no problem to list 5 that was broken, if they really broke them all.

- People wish to live happily and to feel that their childs is safe. In Poland, in Russia, in US - everywhere. But US have a system of domination for a small group, not whole nation. And that group is openly say that Earth is overpopulated, and build shelters to survive possible global disaster and keep science knowledge and organisation. Are you sure that world war will not be started by this group to be further masters on the Earth that is liberated from burden of extra population, and huge debts, that masons make during last century?

History / What should Russia and Poland do to become if not friends, then at least not enemies? [932]


Putin is the best leader that Russians can afford now. He provides stability and slow but steady progress. It is quite liberal, compared to many western politicians - there is some media outlets like Echo of Moscow or Silver Rain that blame everything that they see around - but nobody tries to shut it up or cut their access to broadcasting resources (like RT in US or UK). Open extremism is prosecuted immediately, at the same time. Putin is really expensive guy, even US Federal Reserve cannot print enough dollars to buy them (anathema!). And, last but not least, any competitors on a last elections was dwarfs, compared to Putin, in almost all aspects.

Now about relation between Poland and Russia. Let's compare Finland and Poland - both was de-facto vassal states in Russian Empire, both secessed shortly after Nov'1917, when long run of German support for marxist radicals in Russia ended with a communistic revolt and put Russia into a hell of civil war, that was complemented by intervention of foreign military forces. Germany neutralised their current opponent - and created something else, much worse to them as history shown later. Jews, that was somewhat oppressed in russian empire come to full power - and shown the world how things can go wrong.

Finland had fo fight with USSR right before WW-II, and during WW-II Finland was on a wrong side (but was smart enough to stop once germans start to require too much from them).

Now Finland have MUCH, MUCH better relations with Russia, compared to Poland, and making money, profiting from trade. Why? It is pretty simple - finns left the past to history books and museums (yes, there is plenty, and I like to visit that small museums once I have free time while in Finland) and concentrated on current interests of Finland. They not destroying any monuments, not trying to make some stupid moves to show someone that Finland is the country that should be taken into account. They just act as a country that had to be taken into account, and act in interests of Finland, not NATO, US, UK. Even EC interests is somewhat on a second plan (as long as it is possible) once it come to business. Finland not trying to put as much as possible foreign military forces on their territory - and finnish border is one of calmest parts of russian border.

So, if Poland will start acting predominantly in Polish interests, not de-facto under NATO control, it would make a difference. Be pragmatic and stop shouting insults every 5 minutes, and russians will respond by the same (may be not immediately, as they become a bit deaf to anything that they hear from Polish side after a years of **** throwing to all available fans).


That's why Putin showed few new weapons, that is not designed to win a war - but to assure that attacker will not survive this war in any case, guaranteed. It caused panic in a Washington, and we see a row of really stupid moves last months. They cannot decide - is "window of possibilities" to make first strike already closed or it is closing right now. Should they start WW3 now, or it is too late? And what to do with very expensive military projects, that become obsolete before they completed, with US$21+ trillion of debt on a background?

History / What should Russia and Poland do to become if not friends, then at least not enemies? [932]


I can detect someone that never been in Moscow in a 5 seconds sometimes.

But, if your family is Berezovsky - then maybe, maybe... Life, far better, in Moscow... Every detail is correct.

History / What should Russia and Poland do to become if not friends, then at least not enemies? [932]

PS: 150 dead just changed to 70. I think in a nearest few hours sarine will be changed in the news to chlorine. Or someone will ask where is dead bodies of "white helmets" after working in epicenter without military grade protection gear.

History / What should Russia and Poland do to become if not friends, then at least not enemies? [932]


I fear that you choosed right time to pray.

Just looked at BBC - front news is from Syrian town of Duma where by report of local "white helmets" sarine was used by syrian government forces. Obviously, Russia was blamed immediately by US DoS.

At the same time, as it was reported in the news, few weeks ago, russian military contacted Pentagon, and warned, that "chemical" training of rebels with US instructors in a al-Tanf area was not passed unnoticed. Attempts to forge a "reason" for strike to Damascus or other Syrian targets will be responded by strike not only to attacking aircrafts and missiles, but to carriers and bases as well.

Either anglos is totally stupid, either they deliberately seeking for war NOW.

History / What should Russia and Poland do to become if not friends, then at least not enemies? [932]


It seems that someone on the other side of the Atlantic Puddle thinks that the next war will look just like the past - with factories overloaded with orders, and bankers counting profits and planning post-war crediting strategies to get the maximum profit out of former enemy. Stupids...