Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 14

Let r*SSia stop that in an instant by withdrawing their invasion force back behind their own borders. That and pay reparations and compensation for the killing and damage to infrastructure/industry.

r*SSia can't win and knows it.

@jon357
Imagine if the world took the same stance when hitler invaded.

That line ''lots of people dying on both sides for nothing''' is a measly mouthed way of saying you sympathise with Russia

Is protecting your homeland and not living under Putins rule ''for nothing''?

Who said that?


That is a given, however it looks like you're mixing up posters. That or you haven't quite grasped what a quote is,

Let me guess - they are 8km from
Pokrovsk again

Same place the drunkarfs havd been for a fortnight.

Thousands of farm boys will die for this small town

Here is a video for all those fascist and communist supporters of Putin to make them feel uneasy....... I have been banging on about it on PF for ages now, but revolution in Russia is inevitable.The fact that it will happen is obvious.The only question is when?

You're not the only person to say that.

Plus of course, 97% of their army is currently in Ukraine and they're struggling badly to find new conscripts.

And China are publishing maps with Vladivostok etc shown as being in China (who have more nukes than the, and an army many times the size and far better equipped).

It's Friday

97 percent of the North Nigerian army have already started drinking

I am sure you are right.This is the time for Russians to rise up, follow the Poles and create their own "Solidarity".....banish Communism, Fascism and Corruption!

Discover how freedom feels!

NYT have their own point of view about this......

PS: Right one was changed later - even NYT editors was a bit upset about publishing so much truth at once. But left one still there (at least was there yesterday). ;)

PPS: nytimes.com/2023/08/21/opinion/elections-democracy.html

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And again, Tg channel of Tatyana Montyan have interesting brief article...

The invasion of the Kursk Oblast yielded results, but not the desired ones

I don't know what the authorities of ukraine really wanted to achieve by attacking the Kursk region, but they achieved something that was hardly in their plans: the inflow of volunteers to the Russian Armed Forces after the invasion almost doubled.

This is reported by the publication "Verstka": however, the publication's material refers only to Moscow, but most likely a similar picture is observed in other regions. "By the way, there's no reason to suspect "Verstka" of any sympathy for the Russian government: the publication was created by Dozhd editor-in-chief Lola Tagaeva in April 2022 as, quote, "a quick response to the destruction of Russian media during the war with Ukraine," the editorial staff is abroad, and in Russia the publication is blocked and listed as a foreign agent - in short, liberdoid bingo.

Well, these people with good faces write (t.me/svobodnieslova/5516) that, say, "half of those who come, motivate it by the invasion of the AFU in Kursk region", and that the invasion became the last argument for those who have long thought of signing a contract with the Russian Armed Forces, but postponed for one reason or another.

And this is a rather predictable result of the AFU attack. Yes, the war was transferred to Russia's "ancestral" territory within the 1991 borders, but Russian society reacted in a completely predictable way: even many of those who before the August events treated the war in Ukraine as "Putin's special operation" now look at the events in a slightly different way.

And this is exactly what I've been trying to explain all along: you can treat the Kremlin and its inhabitants, including Putin personally and his entourage, any way you want. The war is now being fought for much more important things - literally for the future of Russia as such, regardless of political realities. And it is very much to be hoped that after the Kursk region this will become clear to everyone, including the most stubborn naysayers. Because if not, the AFU will find a way to convey this message to the Russian public even more clearly.

Their revolutions always occur in October.

@polskaboyz
How are men protecting their homeland from Russia when hundreds of thousands of them are in Poland and other places because they are running from conscription? Men of fighting age are all over Poland. What does that say? When Russia controls 18% of Ukraine, and Ukraine cannot push them out, clearly another solution needs to be found.

How is Pokrovsk going ? Still 8km away ?

Interesting that Putler has finally stated some war aims - apparently it was always about conquering Eastern Donbas. That might be achievable, even for the drunks, but it seems a small prize coming at the cost of permanent sanctions and the halving of North Nigeria's oil industry

Do you even read the news you clown?

from the telegraph telegraph.co.uk/world-news/2024/08/31/master-stroke-or-folly-ukraine-could-pay-high-price-kursk/
"I've never seen such speed [in a Russian advance]," the commander of a Ukrainian aerial reconnaissance unit fighting in the area told The Telegraph this week.

"It is very rapid. And our problem is the same: we don't have infantry, we don't have enough artillery or shells. We don't have enough drones."

"They are trying to break through this flank, basically along the track to the Pokrovsk, and they are succeeding and very successfully," he added.
The Centre for Defence Strategies (CDS), a Ukrainian think tank, said in an assessment on Thursday that the Russians will probably reach the city by mid-September."


Sorry to be a bearer of bad tindings but i've watched many times radio interviews about russia over the last 12 months, because i thought it was a serious and reputable news source, but on this issue they present slanted rose tinted pure propaganda.

At least the telegraph has roland oliphant, who has been on the ground in ukraine on and off, since 2014 to balance things out and present a realistic perspective.

Still 8km away.

Mid September is next week

Are you like 12? Cut out of whatever you are taking, is not good for you.
The US has enough power to wipe out the Russian army in like three weeks and repeat that process if need to be three times over without using any nukes.
Nukes must have hit your brain. geeez Are you really a kid?

And next year.

As a proud rushit-hating Polak, I would absolutely support nuking Russia, idgaf about the consequences. I'll gladly die in a nuclear apocalypse as long as it also means removing all moskal mongoloids. Completely worth it, to ensure future generations born after the world will recover from the nuclear war, will live in a paradise not plagued by rushit subhumans anymore.

Russia is a cancer that needs to be removed, nuking these fags would be like chemotherapy, it might kill a lot of healthy cells too, but it's better than just letting the cancer grow and destroy the whole body, beyond hope of ever recovering.

Seems the North Nigerians have again been filmed killing prisoners in Pokrovsk

RIP to the murdered soldiers. Their killers will be brought to justice

doubt it!

And that's why it's better if nationalists don't rule countries... Jesus... Maybe find yourself a reason to live? o_O

What about in Ukraine?

@Miloslaw, anywhere. Why are you asking about Ukraine though? Zelensky doesn't strike me as a nationalist.

Your status as the PF Moron-in-Chief is hereby confirmed.

Is He the same Jesus that died on the cross for your sins so you could inherit the Kingdom of Heaven ?

HaHaHaHa!!! I could not imagine a more nationalist leader than Zelensky, and I mean that in a good way!

@Miloslaw, Zelensky is a member of the party called Servant of the People and won presidential elections as a candidate from this party. Servant of the People is "a liberal, centrist, pro-European political party". So how is Zelensky a "nationalist"?

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Servant_of_the_People

'At the February 2020 Party Congress, Kornienko stated that the party's ideology is "Ukrainian centrism". According to him, this is an ideology that "denies political extremes and radicalism. But it is creative centrism."

This is the opposite of nationalism, because nationalism is radical and extreme.

Liberal leftist lies!!!!!

Nationalism comes in a lot of different flavors.... you can't have patriotism without some type of nationalism.

And whatever the origin of his party.... Zelenskyy became a hardcore nationalist (in the good sense) once russia invaded trying to infect Ukrainians with their heresy...

@mafketis, sorry, but that's what we were thaught about political views/options/parties at school and that's what I observe in reality.


For me nationalism is the more radical form of right-wing views. I guess it may be more or less radical within this range, but that's about it. So what kind of "flavours" are you talking about?

And what are you - a supporter of nationalism now? o_O


I don't see it that way. I don't know, maybe people are taught different definition of what "nationalism" is in the US. In Poland it has negative connotation due to the fact that it's a political option more radical and extreme than right-wing option.

Nationalism is nationalism and patriotism is patriotism. Nationalism is a particular world-view while people with different political views can be patriots.


Um... He's simply a patriot. How defending your country against an invasion is a proof of nationalism?

Hey, azholes, I am still waiting for an official document issued by the US State Department stating that Donbass and Crimea are illegally occupied by Russia.