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Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 16


pawian  221 | 26105
3 Nov 2024   #181
Whats Poland

Hey, Am cretin, why do you utter such cretinous opinions?? I know - only to annoy decent people and apes in Poland. This means you are still an alien intrusion into this country. We made a big mistake accepting you as a citizen. :(:(:(
mafketis  38 | 11109
3 Nov 2024   #182
lol just about fifty years too late.

there's no winning with you is there? first you complain about Euros lax approach to defense and then you cackle 'too late' when a leader says the same thing....

I agree because as an American I realize my country is not a good or reliable ally.
PolAmKrakow  2 | 1040
3 Nov 2024   #183
@pawian
A mistake to allow someone to claim what is theirs? Poland and Europe should have prepared on their own for the last half century. Whats wrong about that statement?

@mafketis
My complaint is consistent. Tusk's statements are just hot air. Europe should have been preparing for decades. Tusk knows this, and so does everyone else. Yet he and other were happy to rely on the US. Now that the US is about to tell some countries to fvck off, Tusk wants to try to make a statement on the US? His words are as meaningful as his promise on abortion rights for women.
pawian  221 | 26105
3 Nov 2024   #184
claim what is theirs?

What is yours?? Poland should remain a decent country. We don`t need such Am crazies like you coz we have enough of our own rightists, nationalists, homo sovieticuses and Russophiles. You are polluting this country with your sick ideas.
mafketis  38 | 11109
3 Nov 2024   #185
r. Europe should have been preparing for decades. ...were happy to rely on the US

No argument but the status quo was also comfortable for the US which didn't necessarily want the bigger European countries militarizing (esp Germany).

If the US was really bothered they would have simply stepped out of NATO back when it seemed peace was durable...
OP Novichok  5 | 8543
3 Nov 2024   #186
I agree because as an American I realize my country

You don't live here. It is not your country.
when it seemed peace was durable...

Peace was "durable" on July 2, 1991 - a day after the Warsaw Pact was dissolved and especially on Dec 25 when the USSR poof disappeared.

Oh, fvck, said the US warmongers...we have to come up with another boogeyman...OK, how about Iran...
pawian  221 | 26105
3 Nov 2024   #187
You don't live here. It is not your country.

Darling, following this "logic" you mustn`t talk about Poland any more. :)P_:):|")
OP Novichok  5 | 8543
4 Nov 2024   #189
The Minsk agreements were struck by Russia and Ukraine in 2014 and 2015 between, having been mediated by the leaders of France and Germany. They were aimed at resolving tensions following the Western-backed Maidan coup that overthrew the legitimate government in Kiev.

Senior Ukrainian, German, and French officials have since openly admitted that they never intended to adhere to the agreements, but used them to buy time for Kiev to rearm.


...they never intended to adhere to the agreements...No shlt...

Moron (def.) - a person that trusts Western mother fvckers.
cms neuf  1 | 1920
4 Nov 2024   #190
Awesome to see the Moldovans have chosen to reject NN influence and elected a modern leader

This despite the NNs loading aged Moldovans onto crappy Aeroflot planes and flying them to Minsk to vote

Let's get the Moldovans ready for NATO entry so they are protected from drunk NNs and starving North Koreans
mafketis  38 | 11109
4 Nov 2024   #191
the Moldovans have chosen to reject NN influence

Despite pulling out all the stops, despite death threats to journalists, cyber attacks and attempts to fly in russians to vote at moldovan embassies (among other dirty tricks) the russia-backed candidate failed.

Decisive once more were the votes of the diaspora in western Europe.... despite its flaws.... the EU and Europe offers a better life than russia can (which only appeals to infantile personalities who like to be fed and told what to do).

x.com/EuropeElects/status/1853325576943047068

Let the russian seething begin!
Mr Grunwald  33 | 2138
4 Nov 2024   #192
@Miloslaw
They banned discord application in Russia recently, talks been about banning Steam gaming plattform too. If Putin wants thousands upon thousands to march on to the streets to rebell against him. Why can't he take it a notch further and ban CS:GO and Dota2

It would make basically all young people in Russia boil over
Bratwurst Boy  8 | 11927
4 Nov 2024   #193
Na....not all bad....we still have it....some! :)

Devastating conclusion on T-64

Ukrainian soldiers rave about German Leopard tanks and cite them as "main advantage"

focus.de/politik/ausland/ukraine-krise/bitteres-fazit-zu-t-64-ukraine-soldaten-schwaermen-von-deutschen-leopard-panzern-reichweite-ist-hauptvorteil_id_260448721.html

At an unknown location in Ukraine, soldiers are practicing with German Leopard 2 A4 tanks - and are extremely enthusiastic. The battle tanks have enormous advantages over the Soviet T-64.

Ukrainian soldiers are training with the German Leopard 2 A4 battle tank at an unknown location in Ukraine and see clear advantages over the Soviet T-64. The Leopard impresses with its speed, maneuverability and precision. Andrij Morpih, a Ukrainian soldier, enthuses: "A very simple comparison is to take an 80-year-old Mercedes and an 80-year-old Zhiguli Soviet car. What has changed? Everything! Here it is the same, the Zhiguli has stayed the same and the Mercedes has evolved. Its range is the main advantage."
Ukrainian soldier on attack: "If it had been a T-64, the turret would have flown away immediately"

Soldier Sanja also praises the German battle tank in comparison to the Soviet T-64: "If something happens, for example, we were hit in a Leopard tank in May. The hit was so strong that it ripped out the support rollers, but the Leopard survived. If it had been a T-64, the turret would probably have blown away immediately."

The Federal Republic of Germany is providing Ukraine with comprehensive military equipment, including battle tanks, to strengthen its defense against Russia. After the USA, Germany is Ukraine's largest military supporter.

Velund  1 | 507
4 Nov 2024   #194
Why can't he take it a notch further and ban CS:GO and Dota2

Really, playing Dota while there is a real action on the go is like masturbating while wet girl lay near and waiting to fcuk. ;)

PS: last night, someone projected following text on a fasade of US embassy in Moscow:

«You know who's gonna win. No matter who your ballot paper is PUT IN for»
cms neuf  1 | 1920
4 Nov 2024   #195
Doesn't really make sense in English

When was the last free election in North Nigeria ?
mafketis  38 | 11109
4 Nov 2024   #196
When was the last free election in North Nigeria ?

At the presidential level probably 1991.... the 1996 election was fixed to prevent a commie from winning.... a mistake in hindsight

Doesn't really make sense in English

don't be so harsh... the poor things are trying....
Velund  1 | 507
4 Nov 2024   #197
One more interesting post from Telegram channel of Tatyana Montyan, ukrainian (in exile) lawyer and blogger.

Fantastic scum and where they live

The European Commission has presented a report on the observance of human rights in Ukraine. In brief, all is well, human rights are respected and their individual restrictions due to the martial law are applied "proportionately".

The Ukrainian authorities have maintained their general respect for fundamental rights and demonstrated their commitment to their protection

I remind you that we are talking about a country where people are grabbed on the streets and beaten, forcibly detained in the basements of TCCs without any court decision, where detainees often leave with their feet up, unable to withstand the beatings and abuse; where you can go to jail for discussing something wrong in a conversation with a neighbor or taking a picture of TCC employees on your phone; where unwanted religious confessions are banned and churches are raided, beating parishioners; where "activists" terrorize the population with the full support of law enforcement agencies, and so on.

The European Commission calls all this "proportional restrictions". I am interested to ask: does this mean that this body in principle allows similar treatment of citizens of the EU itself?

The commissioners were still concerned about something: they said that "measures are needed to strengthen the existing mechanisms to protect civil society activists from pressure". This is despite the fact that activists are actually untouchable persons in Ukraine, since it is with their help that "Western partners" keep local authorities under control. In general, everything is according to the classics: all animals are equal, but some are more equal than others....

OP Novichok  5 | 8543
4 Nov 2024   #198
One more interesting post from Telegram channel of Tatyana Montyan,

Memo to PF Russians and PAK:

It's way past persuading and educating here. Since Russia haters are male kunts, facts don't matter.

That leaves insults, ridicule, and mockery. You spend less time and the outcome is the same...

But I still admire your patience and good manners...
pawian  221 | 26105
4 Nov 2024   #199
It's way past persuading and educating here.

Exactly!! Imperial Russians and their pathological supporters are losing in the forum coz decent people and monkeys overwhelm them!!! Ha!!!!
Mr Grunwald  33 | 2138
5 Nov 2024   #200
Memo to PF Russians and PAK:

Exactly!! Imperial Russians and their

Boy I am glad to be neutral, such vile language on both sides.
*Goes on to think what to have this day and what to do and hope this war finally ends soon*
jon357  73 | 23224
5 Nov 2024   #201
Imperial Russians and their pathological supporters

is not:
vile language

This:
male kunts, facts don't matter.

That leaves insults, ridicule, and mockery.

is
PolAmKrakow  2 | 1040
5 Nov 2024   #202
@Novichok
I am not trying to pursuade or convince anyone. Its clear that most of the leftists can never grasp reality in any way. Karens love screaming into the abyss just to hear themselves scream.

As Ukraine has its first conflicts with little Kim's men, it is going to be interesting to see how quickly the little fvcktards get killed and sent back to the socialist heaven that is NK. Another shining example of socialism killing it own people.
OP Novichok  5 | 8543
5 Nov 2024   #203
I am still proud of the US ruling swamp. With their own house on fire, careening toward the cliff, unselfishly, they devote the non-existing resources to bring "freedom and democracy" to the people 6000 miles away who don't give a fvck about either...

Now, that's generosity we all can be proud of...
I am not trying to persuade or convince anyone.

If that's not the objective, we read your posts to feel better and enjoy the silence or lame attempts from your enemies.
OP Novichok  5 | 8543
5 Nov 2024   #204
Quoting CNN.com:

What do you do when you are losing a war against Russia?

Number one, the sane option: you can face reality and start negotiations to end the war.

Option two, the manic one: you can ... keep fighting as if you could still win, thereby damaging your country even more and making sure that, in the end, it will still lose but on even worse terms.

Or, finally, option three, the delusional one: you can ... have it both ways - stave off defeat while somehow magically ending the war, or at least slowing it down.


So, PF generals, what would be your choice? Wishing Putin cancer is not a strategy worth discussing.
Lazarus  2 | 429
5 Nov 2024   #205
start negotiations to end the war.

Negotiating with an enemy that doesn't keep agreements it enters into does not end a war, it merely suspends the war for some time.

The government of North Nigeria agreed to respect the sovereignty of Ukraine and the borders of Ukraine as in place on 5 December 1994. The government of North Nigeria promised to refrain from the threat or use of force against the territorial integrity of Ukraine. The government of North Nigeria undertook that none of their weapons will ever be used against Ukraine. The government of North Nigeria simply cannot be trusted, so only a fool would think they will negotiate in good faith. Until they are defeated the war in Ukraine can only ever be suspended.
johnny reb  48 | 8003
5 Nov 2024   #206
What do you do when you are losing a war against Russia?

What does Russia do when they are losing a war against Ukraine and going broke in the process.
Use an unknown gas on the battle field is the correct answer.
OP Novichok  5 | 8543
5 Nov 2024   #207
does not end a war

Then die. Your choice...

I would choose "trust" over death.
OP Novichok  5 | 8543
5 Nov 2024   #208
Russia do when they are losing a war against Ukraine

Russia is not losing.

This war is not against Ukraine but against NATO expansion. Ukraine is just a useful idiot and a victim.

I hate NATO. To the US, NATO has only downside and zero benefits. Because of that, I want Russia to prevail and liberate the rest of Donbass.
pawian  221 | 26105
5 Nov 2024   #209
Russia is not losing.

Of course it is coz it is going to disintegrate under sanctions and economic crisis caused by military costs.

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