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Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 22


jon357  72 | 24072
18 May 2025   #391
Did Putler leave his office last Thursday ?

If by "office" you mean the freezer where his rotten carcass has been... probably not

He really isn't seen much in the flesh is he....

Apart from staged appearances, sometimes confirmed b6 facial recognition software to be doubles.

Moscow metro

Grandiose tat built while the people starved, thousands of forced labourers died building it, smackheads and homeless kids in the tunnels, and a whole parallel metro system leading to bunkers. It summarises r*SSia very well.
Korvinus  3 | 628
18 May 2025   #392
What was that? Some sort of weird anti-Russian Tourette syndrome? WTF?

Yeah, disapointed pro-Russia from 2008 or so, back when Russia was attempting to do what China was doing, and be some sort of authoritarian western modern country.
Anyone who supports late stage Putin must hate Russia and hate Slavs, or be Novi. Russia is now the American parody of Russia from video games and action movies.
Novichok  6 | 9439
18 May 2025   #393
Grandiose tat built while the people starved, thousands of forced labourers died building it,

Would you like to see NY subway and 100,000 homeless derelicts - with nobody forced except when one of them forces you into oncoming train...

BTW, I searched for the worst Russian dump that could compete with Detroit and failed miserably.

Can you help me?
jon357  72 | 24072
18 May 2025   #394
Anyone who supports late stage Putin must hate Russia and hate Slavs, or be Novi.

Basically the insane, the depressed, malcontents and the inadequate.

The Moscow apartment bombings should have been a big no as soon as they happened. The first photos topless and on horseback say the rest.
mafketis  41 | 11395
18 May 2025   #395
Anyone who supports late stage Putin must hate Russia and hate Slav

the russian government hates slavs and has been replacing them with Caucasians and Central Asians... the idea of russia being any kind of protector of 'slavic identity' is just ludicrous.
Novichok  6 | 9439
18 May 2025   #396
the idea of russia being any kind of protector of 'slavic identity' is just ludicrous.

Let me help you...

Russia is doing what's good for Russia...Duh!

Only Western morons open their borders for unvetted murderers. rapists, terorrists, and other forms of human garbage ... and, guess what...these fvcking idiots are proud of it!!!!

Since I am still covered by the First Amendment...Hitler was partly right. Germany is for Germans, not a garbage can for surplus people nobody wants.
Alien  26 | 6870
18 May 2025   #397
murderers. rapists, terorrists, and other forms of human garbage

Did you just describe russian?
Novichok  6 | 9439
18 May 2025   #398
No.

I desribed the garbage Trump wants to get rid of and US Supreme Azzholes want to keep...
Miloslaw  24 | 5469
18 May 2025   #399
Russia is doing what's good for Russia

Really?

Check the news out, there are increasing numbers of Russians that don't believe that.

I have said it before many times.

If you hate the USA so much and love Russia so much, why don't you move?

Of course, you won't answer that.
Miloslaw  24 | 5469
18 May 2025   #400
Yeah, but supposedly Russia is still winning this war......HaHaHa!


Novichok  6 | 9439
19 May 2025   #401
Of course, you won't answer that.

Where did I say that I hated the USA?
OP Velund  2 | 535
19 May 2025   #402
Check the news out, there are increasing numbers of Russians that don't believe that.

Now 19, instead of 17 a year ago?
Alien  26 | 6870
19 May 2025   #403
Now 19,

19%....?
OP Velund  2 | 535
19 May 2025   #404
19%....?

19 promille, not percent...
mafketis  41 | 11395
19 May 2025   #405
19%....?

Of course not... russians enthusiastically support the destruction of the country. Like I keep saying... modern russian imperialism is a death cult that devours those who believe in it.
OP Velund  2 | 535
19 May 2025   #406
One more piece of quite informational almost offtopic from Tatyana Montyan tg channel...

"Amnesty International", come on, goodbye!

Amnesty International has been declared an undesirable organization in Russia, the Russian Prosecutor General's Office said.

Recognition as an undesirable organization essentially means a ban on Amnesty International's activities in Russia: the distribution of its materials and any events organized by it or with its support are prohibited. More importantly, Russian citizens can no longer cooperate with Amnesty International, in particular, perform any work on its order and generally receive money from it. ❌

I'm not a big fan of bans of any kind, but in this case the decision is not only overdue, but overripe. Amnesty International's "human rights activists" only "defend" human rights when it is necessary to expose the authorities of some "wrong" country once again, and systematically turn a blind eye even to the most severe violations in the "right" countries. Have you heard, for example, any criticism of Amnesty International with regard to the absolutely lawless actions of the TCC in Ukraine? Neither have I. And - we won't, because this is the "right" lawlessness, and you can't criticize it. 🙈

By the way, Amnesty International has had some interesting stories in connection with Ukraine. For example, in 2022 Amnesty published a rather harsh report in which it criticized the Ukrainian armed forces for placing military facilities in schools, kindergartens and hospitals. Just two days later (!), the report was taken down from the website under the pretext of "the need to recheck the information", and Amnesty International also apologized (!) to Kyiv for the inconvenience caused. Such are they, principled international human rights activists! 🤮

So in this case I fully support the ban. To hell this hypocritical bunch!
Alien  26 | 6870
19 May 2025   #407
Amnesty International has been declared an undesirable organization in Russia

This is how Russia will join the others rogue countries.
Mr Grunwald  33 | 2152
19 May 2025   #408
@Alien
I just had an idea, considering the fact that Russians on this board are mostly negative towards the negative aspects of. Russia, Russian state, Russian people or it's leader. What would happen if positive ideas came about what to do for ordinary Russians? Would it lead more things being banned since it didn't originate from the Russian government? Or would it change Russia for the better and therefore end this conflict in the long run? That could been another Polish aid to Ukraine AND Russia (since both are losing from continuing this conflict).
OP Velund  2 | 535
19 May 2025   #409
This is how Russia will join the others rogue countries.

The farthest from countries like Romania with their "election corrections" - the better.
jon357  72 | 24072
19 May 2025   #410
how Russia will join the others rogue countries.

They joined long ago.
Bobko  28 | 2267
19 May 2025   #411
Would it lead more things being banned since it didn't originate from the Russian government?

You have a very caricaturist view on Russia, and the Russian state.

The Russian government - just like the Chinese government, has been borrowing ideas from the West in industrial quantities.

Simply... the ideas first go through a filtration (or quarantine) process. Unlike postcolonial societies that typically adopt Western structures wholesale, China and Russia have for centuries approached Western imports with suspicion and careful calculation.

The thinking process goes something like this:

1) Try to understand if the subject represents a desirable thing.

2) Identify the inherent dangers within.

3) Adapt it to local realities and your needs.

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I'll try to explain using two examples. Let's do Russia first... and use the example of state corporations.

Desire: Market tools to generate wealth and compete globally.

Danger: Independent capital centers and foreign penetration.

Adaptation: Giants like Rosneft and Rostec operate like corporations, but are run by regime loyalists. Market language is retained, but primary function is geopolitical leverage.

Result: A "sovereign capitalism" that mimics the forms of the West while still serving the state's interests.

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Now China. It admires the West's education system, and wants to copy it. The thinking:

Desire: Innovation and skilled workforce.

Danger: Intellectual freedom.

Adaptation: STEM fields are emphasized; humanities are surveilled. Foreign degrees are prized-but returning students are watched.

Result: A meritocratic elite carefully surveilled and steeped in national values
OP Velund  2 | 535
19 May 2025   #412
One more fun note from the news...

The interpreter of the Ukrainian delegation, Oleh Golovko, who was a member of Defense Minister Rustem Umerov's team, suddenly left the negotiations with the Russian side in Istanbul and disappeared without a trace, CNN Türk has reported.

According to the channel, Golovko waited for a break, left the room and did not return. Later it turned out that he did not fly out of Turkey through Istanbul airport, but apparently crossed the border with Bulgaria by car. Apparently so that the route would not be tracked.

The talks reportedly had to be suspended for 15 minutes while the Ukrainian delegation looked for a new interpreter.

Golovko worked in the structure of the Ministry of Defense since 2023. Formally, he had no right to leave Ukraine, like all men between 18 and 60 years old. But what is even more interesting is that he was not the only one who pulled the trick of disappearing during the negotiations. Samoilenko, the assistant secretary of the delegation, did the same.


Has the Ukrainian elite started to act according to the principle: "save whoever you can"?
Novichok  6 | 9439
19 May 2025   #413
Now China. It admires the West's education system, and wants to copy it.

To their credit, not a single Chinese came to the US to get a degree in Gender, Women's, or Black Studies.

Those are strictly for domestic morons...In fact, to enroll, the applicant has to prove that she is a US citizen and her IQ is lower than 80.
Novichok  6 | 9439
19 May 2025   #414
"Amnesty International", come on, goodbye!

...along with LGBTs, NGOs, and anything that stinks with that m-fer Soros...
Bobko  28 | 2267
19 May 2025   #415
not a single Chinese came to the US to get a degree in Gender, Women's, or Black Studies

You can't get government funding in China to go to the States to pursue those kind of degrees. Neither can you in Russia. It wasn't always the case, but pretty quickly the state had caught on that these people are useless to the country when they return.

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Another example for Grunnie, of "idea filtration":

Subject: Parliamentary Democracy

Desire: Legitimacy and stability through institutional continuity.

Danger: Parliamentary unpredictability and fragmentation among the elites

Adaptation: The State Duma exists, but the ruling party (United Russia) monopolizes power. The presidency is strong and enduring. Elections are held, but real opposition is blocked or domesticated.

Result: A decorative multiparty system masking centralized executive rule.

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Now that I have explained... I'm curious to hear what sort of ideas you wanted to offer us?
Novichok  6 | 9439
19 May 2025   #416
A decorative multiparty system masking ...

..an unelected ruling mob of gov parasites, billionaires, K-Streeters, influence peddlers, MICC, NGOs, NATOists, Russia haters, Soroses, nepotismers, Demoplicans, presstitues, and grant wh0res aka scientists - who somehow always produce the results the grantor likes - plus millions of gullible bootlickers who defend this pile of manure as a model democracy...

How am I doing so far...No, I don't hate the USA...Just those I listed above.

Memo to God: If you love America, just kill them. I know you can do....You did it before...
Bobko  28 | 2267
19 May 2025   #417
who defend this pile of manure as a model democracy

America is a republic and not a democracy.

In a democracy, the people rule directly through majority rule.

In a republic, the people are the "source of power" - so they still have a claim to rule - but they exercise it through a constitution, and always through representatives.

In a democracy, the head of state can be a monarch. In a republic, a monarch can never be head of state.

In a democracy, it's possible for there to be no limits on power (what Trump wants). In a republic, there are always checks on power.
Novichok  6 | 9439
19 May 2025   #418
America is a republic and not a democracy.

That's what the book says.

Novi says that the idea got so corrupted that it's beyond repair and the US is due for a revolution...the bloodier the better...or the crap will reconstitute in short order like nothing ever happened.

If not a Boshevik-style revolution, at least a military takeover and fvck the Constitution. A wonderful document that did nothing to keep the US out of wars, unpayable debt, and from morphing into the world's biggest garbage can for useless garbage humanity.

There...I will feel better for the next 10 minutes
Bobko  28 | 2267
19 May 2025   #419
fvck the Constitution

You are ready to be a Russian.
amiga500  5 | 1549
19 May 2025   #420
You are ready to be a Russian.

He's ready for the Dr. Kervokian Assisted sleep chamber.


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