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Poland`s aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 10


Velund 1 | 693
28 Apr 2024 #2,041
how do you feel about the increased repression ?

Against former Navalny crew that work for same "customers" now, but without Navalny? Positive...
PolAmKrakow 2 | 1,031
28 Apr 2024 #2,042
Far left CNN sources also citing Z now needs to mobilize more troops on the ground. youtu.be/REfD00e76Fg?t=198 I wonder if Z will actually pay attention to what the experts are saying or will he continue to do whatever TF he feels like? Men? Who needs men and manpower? Loads of aid arriving already and being transported through Poland to Ukraine, and not enough men to take care of things.
cms neuf 1 | 1,875
28 Apr 2024 #2,043
But will you use the same logic for everyone as the arrests mount up ?

That they are paid by the west
That they associated with other dissidents
That they broke laws that are more or less made up on the spot

It looks like it - you accept that the state and Putler are the same thing.
Velund 1 | 693
28 Apr 2024 #2,044
That they are paid by the west

Bosses financed by the West, no doubt. But Navalny sect used local brainwashed youths (even promising them judical support in case of arrest - but never kept their promises). It was instrument of destabilisation, some sort of pre-Maidan "heat up".

Fortunately, this work on brainwashed minds only for limited time. Many people who was previously used by navalnists now become their haters.

That they associated with other dissidents

Navalny looked at other dessidents like to a pieces of $hit that consume budgets that elsewhere he will receive personally (sharing some with staff of nearest supporters). ;) No common activities, fierce competition.

That they broke laws that are more or less made up on the spot

He also broken very old laws.
jon357 74 | 22,349
28 Apr 2024 #2,045
Far left CNN

It isn't 'far left'. It's centrist at best.

and not enough

Cut out the fake concern. President Zelenskyy and the Ukrainian Armed Forces have first class strategic and tactical advice.

- you accept that the state and Putler are the same thing.

They are to all intents and purposes. L'etat, c'est lui.
Korvinus 3 | 566
28 Apr 2024 #2,046
Most of demands was taken from declaration of independency of ukraine, proclaimed in 1991...

Read up on Sovereign Rights, fucktard. When you try to dictate to another sovereign nation like that, they are well within their rights to tell you to go fu*ck yourself, you bullying c*unt.
Velund 1 | 693
28 Apr 2024 #2,047
Ok, I already said. I think that UK/US have too many lapdogs that consume too much taxpayer's dollars. This particular lapdog went a bit crazy, overestimating their sovereign place in the world, so we take care of their termination and saving few extra bucks to Novi.

PS: USSR also had sovereign rights over this territory. So, borders tend to change with time. Helsinki accords was signed by USSR, not Ukraine.

PPS: If you care about banderites so much - you are always welcome to AFU...
Korvinus 3 | 566
28 Apr 2024 #2,048
Any solution imposed upon Ukraine by way of force will be illegal and thus unrecognized by the international community. It will always be questioned, punished by sanctions, and when Russia becomes weaker - may be reversed.
Ironside 52 | 12,524
28 Apr 2024 #2,049
Read up on Sovereign Rights,

Why are you arguing like a child? Russians don't see it that way. They have this convenient theory about big and small countries, Check it out rather than yell at him in the pointless exercise of a tantrum.

----

ut will you use the same logic

Shouldn't you be more interested in what China doing being in Australia and all that? Why are you having an opinion on issues that don't concern you?
Velund 1 | 693
28 Apr 2024 #2,050
Tell this to Serbia, Iraq, Afghanistan, ..., Mexico etc, etc...

And never forget - Косово je Србиjа.
Korvinus 3 | 566
28 Apr 2024 #2,051
Косово je Србиjа.

Nothing a few NATO bombs can't prevent.
I was against granting independence to Kosovo. Mainly because I believed Russia would use it as a precedent for their own territorial acquisitions, but still.

I'm usually against invading countries and robbing their land. That's why now I support Ukraine against Russia that's doing just that.
Velund 1 | 693
28 Apr 2024 #2,052
I'm usually against invading countries and robbing their land.

So what about returning Pomerania and Danzig back to Germany?
Ironside 52 | 12,524
28 Apr 2024 #2,053
As soon as you hand over Smolensk we can talk.
Korvinus 3 | 566
28 Apr 2024 #2,054
So what about returning Pomerania and Danzig back to Germany?

Calm down. NATO peace mission to Królewiec hasnt been launched yet
Ironside 52 | 12,524
28 Apr 2024 #2,055
So

Ah right and Vladvostock to China.
Novichok 4 | 8,450
28 Apr 2024 #2,056
you are intelligent people, how do you feel about the increased repression?

They can choose not to be repressed.

I don't have a choice with the open border, 34T debt, and a 2T annual deficit - the troika that will destroy America...

I will take repression if it comes with a closed border, no debt, and a balanced budget every day of the week and without hesitation.

Fvck...I will take communism and fascism if they come with those three...
Alien 21 | 5,259
28 Apr 2024 #2,057
I don't have a choice with the open border, 34T debt, and a 2T annual deficit - the troika that will destroy America

America will survive this.
Velund 1 | 693
28 Apr 2024 #2,058
Rich, look as easily someone spend someone other's money... Almost as easy as give someone other's lands to a third parties that is not directly related...

Hey, ukrofiles... Have you even read anthem of ukraine? What it should mean when someone from Lemberg sing them? Yes, yes, it means "my grand-grandmother was a $lut"... ;) Othewrwise, how they get a portion of "cossack blood" that (by anthem) unite all ukrainian population? I suspect it is why ukroanthem is not popular between transcarpathian hungarians...
Korvinus 3 | 566
28 Apr 2024 #2,059
The difference between the most capitalistic country freed from Bolsheviks from the most Bolshevik-like country :

chart
Bobko 25 | 2,248
28 Apr 2024 #2,060
wonder if Z will actually pay attention to what the experts are saying or will he continue to do whatever TF he feels like? Men? Who needs men and manpower?

Zelensky wants additional manpower, more than anything else.

It's not a question of what he wants, it's a question of what's possible.

It seems that he, and the entire Ukrainian government apparatus, have decided this task is impossible. At least for the time being.

When reading Western news and social media, I see there is a lot of misunderstanding re: what is happening in Ukraine when it comes to mobilization.

1) First - many people ask, "Why is he not conscripting?". The truth is that Ukraine has been conscripting for two and a half years. The problem is that there is an epidemic of draft dodging.

2) Second, many people ask, "Why is he not lowering the conscription age further?". As I've explained many times, there are very few young Ukrainians, and if you kill them all... in 100 years there won't be any Ukraine to fight over.

3) Third, many people say, "If money is such an issue, why don't they just not pay soldiers? Just feed them and equip them, like was done with my grandpa in WW2". The answer to this question is simple - if they don't pay, then absolutely nobody except for hopeless romantics (whose population has been drastically culled) will answer a summons. In Russia and in Ukraine, this war is the poor man's responsibility. Money is one of the few things which can still get people into uniform. So... you will never get to 500K additional men, if you decide that paying them is not necessary. What's more likely, is that the guys that are already on the front, will get up from their trenches and walk home.

So nothing is "bizarre", "insane", "incomprehensible". It's actually quite clear why mobilization in Ukraine has come to a screeching halt.
mafketis 37 | 11,036
28 Apr 2024 #2,061
russians make any place they can be found.... worse....

just the other day a russn piece of filth (prominent russian 'patriot' active in Z activies) in Germany killed two Ukrainian men (injured in the war and being rehabilitated in Germany)

All russians need to be deported to their own country (2013 borders) and a defensive wall built around it).

twitter.com/jurgen_nauditt/status/1784589498791170291
Velund 1 | 693
28 Apr 2024 #2,062
The difference between

Now adjust both graphs to exclude effect of economic sanctions that make Belarus poorer, and remove effect of direct dotations from EU to estonia (my salute to german taxpayers). Then publish graphs of state debts togeter with result.
Korvinus 3 | 566
28 Apr 2024 #2,063
direct dotations from EU to estonia

And why russia is not making donations to belarus?
Bobko 25 | 2,248
28 Apr 2024 #2,064
Russia donates to Belarus enormously. Tens of billions of dollars just in the last ten years. Google is your friend.

It's not our fault that Luka is building some version of Military Communism there. I'm pretty sure it's not us that asked him to do this.
Novichok 4 | 8,450
28 Apr 2024 #2,065
The problem is that there is an epidemic of draft dodging.

They all read my Z-P=0 and said fvck that war...I ain't stupid...
pawian 224 | 24,695
28 Apr 2024 #2,066
Russia donates to Belarus enormously.

Yes, Russia sponsors Belarus which is bankrupt. Soon both will be. Sanctions and war losses are not a piece of cake even for hardened imperialists. :):):)
Novichok 4 | 8,450
28 Apr 2024 #2,067
External debt by country per person:

Switzerland 262k
Norway 134k
UK 140k
US 78k
Latvia 21k
Estonia 16k
Russia 2k

...hahahahahaha...This poor Russia...going bankrupt...with the 2.5% GNP growth...and almost zero debt...hahahahahahaha

Is every Polak a Russia-hating moron?
pawian 224 | 24,695
28 Apr 2024 #2,068
Is every Polak a Russia-hating moron?

No, some Polaks like you are Russia lovers! :):):) They are in huge minority so there is no balance in nature this time. hahahaha
Korvinus 3 | 566
28 Apr 2024 #2,069
Russia donates to Belarus enormously

So why Belarus is doing so poorly? If compared with Estonia.
Bobko 25 | 2,248
28 Apr 2024 #2,070
You are asking the wrong person. I hate Belarus' economic inefficiency, and I have direct experience.

Belarus is a micro version of the USSR.

Everything is clean, everything is very healthy, and everybody has a job - but... the place is just not dynamic. This is all Luka's fault.

He uses Russian billions to keep life for Belarusians the same as if it is 1989 outside. China also helps him.


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