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Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 21


Novichok  4 | 9077
22 hrs ago   #721
Transplants from Russia, often ex-military and there for a bad purpose.

None of your fvcking business for what purpose. What is the purpose of you spreading AIDS in Poland?

Gallup conducted an immediate post-referendum survey of Ukraine and Crimea and published their results in April 2014.

Gallup reported that, among the population of Crimea, 93.6% of ethnic Russians and 68.4% of ethnic Ukrainians believed the referendum result accurately represents the will of the Crimean people.


How is that shlt? Tastes good?
cms neuf  2 | 1923
22 hrs ago   #722
Putler offering another ceasefire - this time because of his boring ass parade in North Lagos

Are they doing this to conserve ammo or is it that he doesn't want any more senior commanders blown up while he is hosting important visitors like the President of Eritrea
jon357  72 | 23648
22 hrs ago   #723
How sweet.

believed

Pretended.

How is that shlt? Tastes good?

Ask your spouse.

Anyway, we're talking about Poland's aid to Ukraine.

It's nice to see trump humiliating himself.
Novichok  4 | 9077
22 hrs ago   #724
Anyway, we're talking about Poland's aid to Ukraine.

Poland's shameful role in prolonging this war is well documented.

You, a foreign transplant, should STFU and do what you do best. Just clean it before reusing...
jon357  72 | 23648
22 hrs ago   #725
You should moderate your tone. It's like reading something written by a maladjusted teenager who constantly tries to shock.

And it's still good that trumpet is humiliating himself.
Bobko  27 | 2237
22 hrs ago   #726
There is definitely a book in you

Imagine the calls from Russia to Poland...

For example... the acting governor of occupied Smolensk calls PANSTWO (Polska Administracja Ńowych Stref Terytorialnych Wschodnich i Okolic) - located in Krakow.

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Sergey Ivanovich (Former Deputy Governor of Smolensk, now "Acting Polish Administrator"): Yes, hello... this is Sergey Ivanovich... again. I'm calling from Sector 12-Smolensk Oblast. I have some... questions.

Col. Kowalczyk (PANSTWO liaison for Smolensk): Mr. Ivanovich, we told you yesterday-the kielbasa quotas are non-negotiable...

Sergey: No, no, it's not about the kielbasa this time. It's... other matters.

Col. Kowalczyk (sighs audibly): Go ahead, Acting Administrator.

Sergey (voice trembling): It's about the airport...

Col. Kowalczyk (suddenly serious): Ah. The Sacred Zone. What's the problem?

Sergey: We've fenced off the airport as instructed. But now a group of Polish officials in black suits has arrived. They just... stand there. Staring at the runway. Day and night. One of them whispered, "We watch so history doesn't repeat." Another muttered something about "the winds of betrayal." Should I... offer them tea?

Col. Kowalczyk: Absolutely not! Under no circumstances do you interrupt the Supervision of Fate. Those men are trained professionals. Years of staring into the abyss of Polish history. Just leave them be. If they start weeping, that's a good sign-it means the metaphysical balance is being maintained.

Sergey: Right... of course. Last thing, sir... The locals keep asking when the occupation will end?

Col. Kowalczyk (chuckles): Tell them it already did. Poland doesn't "occupy." We inherit misfortune. Welcome to the Commonwealth, Sergey. Now, get back to work. And remember-every time you feel lost, just ask yourself: "What would a 17th-century slzachcic do?"
Novichok  4 | 9077
22 hrs ago   #727
It's like reading something written by a maladjusted teenager who constantly tries to shock.

My real name is Abby and my mission is to give advice.

Do you clean it before reusing?
Torq  11 | 1171
21 hrs ago   #728
PANSTWO (Polska Administracja Ńowych Stref Terytorialnych Wschodnich i Okolic)

Brilliant! I am copying it all and saving it in my "Favourite PF Posts" folder.

The dialogue does indeed sound like taken from a Sorokin novel; there is this surreal-and-yet-weirdly-real quality in it.
jon357  72 | 23648
21 hrs ago   #729
One interesting thing at Pole Francis' funeral. Micron tried to join the private conversation between President Zelenskyy and trumpet. According to lip readers, they told him to go away.

And of course course there's the matter of who the third chair was meant for.
Ironside  51 | 13122
21 hrs ago   #730
all street signs be converted to the Latin alphabet

THAT is a factual prediction. All the rest, you are having fun. But it wouldn't be the Polish way.
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If your fist is big enough, y

Indeed, there is something like that there. Victory is a justification in itself.
Such an attitude is common outside Christian civilization.
Even more success by all means is seen as proof that the winner is always right, justified, and fated to be victorious.
However, in the Christian civilization, there is a morality that says a war of aggression, an unprovoked war, is unjustified and wrong.
So, there is a question - do Russians belong to the Christian civilization or not?
Even their churches, which are built by the state, look more like temples of Kali!
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of occupied Smolensk

Excuse me. It is a Polish territory by default. If that were Moscow it would be an occupation. Here you are oversensitive and live in the past.
Ironside  51 | 13122
21 hrs ago   #731
Micron tried to join

That's his thing, he wants to join here and there, and nobody wants him.
mafketis  38 | 11316
21 hrs ago   #732
like reading something written by a maladjusted teenager who constantly tries to shock

If people just stopped reacting completely.... he'd get bored and go away (hint hint).
Bobko  27 | 2237
21 hrs ago   #733
Brilliant! I am copying it all and saving it in my "Favourite PF Posts" folder.

To be honest, I am very proud of PANTSWO myself. I could have written that post ten minutes sooner, if I didn't spend so much time playing with the acronym.

All the rest, you are having fun.

Even the portion about roadworks being completed by 2085, weather permitting? You think this is not the Polish way? How about the tax collectors, also wrong? Chechnya as a "strategic apple orchard"? Terrorizing Brussels with extortion?

No?

Was trying to show to our Polish brothers how well we understand Poland.
jon357  72 | 23648
21 hrs ago   #734
get bored and go away

My next door neighbour used to have a dog like that.

I think it got squished by a car in the end while wandering around sniffing at things.
Novichok  4 | 9077
21 hrs ago   #735
an unprovoked war, is unjustified and wrong.

On the surface, it sounds good.

The question is always how far back we have to go to find the beginning of all wrongs. Since those cannot be undone, what's left is the fist or money. Can't kill 'em, buy 'em.

See the US and "Indians". That's why autopsies of histical events are good as college courses, not as justifications for military actions.

A guy who just wants to live and go home doesn't give a flying fvck who was first in Crimea. Or which side is more "democratic".
Novichok  4 | 9077
21 hrs ago   #736
Was trying to show to our Polish brothers how well we understand Poland.

Your choice of "brothers" is puzzling. At least if based on how they express their feelings of brotherhood with Russians here.

That makes you a better man. No sarcasm meant. Except for Iron, I can't stand them...
Bobko  27 | 2237
20 hrs ago   #737
Your choice of "brothers" is puzzling.

One does not choose one's family. Every family is not without its freaks and eccentrics.
Novichok  4 | 9077
20 hrs ago   #738
I chose mine and never looked back.

Frankly, I didn't like my parents so separating was easy. They didn't like me, either and nobody cried when the train I was on started rolling West.

Maybe that's why I have a problem with men who "are very close with their mothers". If I ever had to decide whose side to take, hers or my wife's, it would take me 2 milliseconds or less.

That's why I am not buying all that crap about Ukrainians being suicidal because now they have Russian passports or IDs. BFD!

I came to "America" to nobody, with bad English, no job and couldn't be any happier from day one. Polish language is not spoken here, either.
jon357  72 | 23648
19 hrs ago   #739
Quite a good article here about Ukraine's defence on the front line. Some good interviews with the people defending their home, their way of life and their nation..

Over the past two months, the Russians had scaled back their attempt to bring reinforcements across the Oskil, Serhii said, because of heavy losses. As soon as Russian engineering teams build pontoon bridges his battery destroys them, he added. Video shows how three Russian armoured personnel carriers were hit. They sank. Others got stuck on the bank and were finished off by kamikaze drones.

The corpses of Russians soldiers lay around. "Sometimes they collect their dead. Sometimes not. Dogs eat their remains,


theguardian.com/world/2025/apr/28/on-the-frontline-with-a-ukrainian-artillery-unit
Tacitus  2 | 1319
18 hrs ago   #740
According to survivors, Russian soldiers arrived just after new year. They opened fire on the handful of civilians who were still living in the ruined town and sheltering in basements.

And here I thought the Russians came as liberators.... .
Crow  155 | 9746
18 hrs ago   #741
My official reaction....

Because you are small.
cms neuf  2 | 1923
17 hrs ago   #742
Well amazingly the North Nigerians have come back with more demands - all pie in the sky and proof that there is no sense negotiating with them

· Ukraine must not join NATO and must undergo "demilitarization" and "denazification."
· Russia's annexation of Crimea, Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson, and Zaporizhzhia must be internationally recognized.
· All sanctions against Russia must be lifted, and all frozen russian assets must be returned.
· Russia rejects the U.S. proposal to transfer control of the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant to Washington and Kyiv.
· Ukrainian laws protecting the Ukrainian language, culture, and independent church must be abolished.

I am sure MAGA morons and NN trolls will blame Zelensky for not accepting this drivel

A few days ago the idiots were telling us Ukraine should accept the bad deal when it was always obvious that was only a tiny part of what the rapist murderers wanted
mafketis  38 | 11316
16 hrs ago   #743
Because you are small.

If by 'small' you mean 'sane' then you are right!
Crow  155 | 9746
15 hrs ago   #744
No. Small is small. In any case.

I am sane, you are small. Sure, pardon if you just pretend, if behind your stupid nick name lurk some provocative sane soul.

But, anyway, to me, all this what happening is interesting. Those are processes within ever evolving humanity.

Take Israel. What is it? A project. Focus of certain interests onto one region. Point of interest in the sea of opposing Muslims. Focus close to oil.

What interest circles? America. That in turn was focus of interest of certain circles from Europe. Western Europe of several provenience. Point of interest in the sea of opposing native Americans. Focus close to new source of gold and trade routes.

Or take Rome and Carthage. Rome was successful one. Was in the sense that lasted longer but still finite. Again focus of certain interests. Mostly Egypt. At first, as green field investment. Point of interest in the sea of opposing Sarmatians. Focus close to the amber trade route.

Etc, etc.

All is so very interesting. Especially part when Sarmatians reclaimers coming back.
Velund  1 | 499
13 hrs ago   #745
ethnically cleansed the Crimean Tatars

Crimean Tatars appeared in Donbass (and the rest of the Wild Field) only to plunder, steal people and sell them in Turkish slave markets. So every Tatar killed outside Crimea is just an unlucky robber, kidnapper and rapist who got what he deserved.
PolAmKrakow  2 | 905
7 hrs ago   #746
Trump is now giving only two weeks for negotiations before he takes the US out. This coupled with the Russian cease fire for three days next month is the opportunity to get something done. Meanwhile Zelensky says the cease fire is a manipulation. Instead of being critical of the Russian position, it might just be more wise to take the time and negotiate it into an end to the war. Trump gives a deadline, Putin gives a three day break, and Zelensky doesnt mention anything like a peace deal.

Lets review. Ukraine will never get in NATO. Ukraine can get into the EU. A group of countries is willing to be a peace keeping force in Ukraine from the EU. The US is going to partner with Ukraine economically on rare earths putting Americans in Ukraine. Ukraine can get reconstruction money from Russia in negotiations.

Indeed, it only makes sense to keep killing men on both sides when clearly there is no advantage to Ukraine for a settlement. Fvcking morons.
Novichok  4 | 9077
7 hrs ago   #747
Berlin to ban Russian flags on Victory Day - media
The authorities are reportedly planning new restrictions on symbols at memorial sites in a move critics say distorts history


Russian flags are banned in Berlin but not in the US, where the First Amendment is king.


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cms neuf  2 | 1923
6 hrs ago   #748
Hang on, didn't Trump give a two weeks deadline just two weeks ago? Everyone knows he is bluffing - just like with his fake tariffs.

And anyway Putler no longer agrees to that deal - he has a load more demands.

Novi I will make you feel wanted by answering one of your pathetic posts - it is well known that Nazi flags are not permitted in Germany.

So obviously the flag of the North Nigerian Nazis will never be allowed.

Besides, Americans are always having boring ass debates about banning flags - gay flags, burning flags, upside down flags, confederate flags.
jon357  72 | 23648
5 hrs ago   #749
Hang on, didn't Trump give a two weeks deadline just two weeks ago? Everyone knows he is bluffing - just like with his fake tariffs.

Hey, he's a very stable genius. Nobody k ew how stable he is. Forget the six bankruptcies, the civil court decision that he's a rapist and the substantial allegations that he's a r*SSian asset.

Americans are always having boring ass debates about banning flags

They like to dish it but can't take it.

Looking at Putler's maximalist demands, nobody of average intelligence or above is fooled. Their negotiating techniques are transparent and amateurish. Like a small town wholesaler trying to stifff their customers by playing games. Those techniques haven't worked in diplomacy for a century or more.
mafketis  38 | 11316
5 hrs ago   #750
Trump is now giving only two weeks for negotiations before he takes the US out.

Trump's policy toward Ukraine and russia is about as stable as his tarrif policies that change every 17 seconds.

He's tried to play nice with russia (like 5 adminsitrations before) and has gotten the same answer so far. Let's see if he can learn something from that.

US is going to partner with Ukraine economically on rare earths putting Americans in Ukraine

just like it did in Afghanistan? How'd that work out?


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