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


mafketis  41 | 11424
10 May 2025   #61
If Ukraine continues to behave in the way it does

You mean.... existing?

cannot relax their buttcheeks

Why are russians so obsessed with rear ends? Is it anal trauma from childhood?
Novichok  6 | 9525
10 May 2025   #62
So that they cannot relax their buttcheeks

Kill Z and relax.
Bobko  28 | 2291
10 May 2025   #63
You mean.... existing?

Unlike, say France after the German occupation - the Ukrainians can expect to keep most of what is "their own".

The Russian leadership is probably 25% Ukrainian by blood already. If Ukraine is incorporated, it may be a full third.

By losing to us, Ukraine becomes stronger than it could hope to be in a thousand years.

With us, they will be able to flex the muscles of a 200 million strong country. As a Russian, I wouldn't mind if a Ukrainian was my next leader - so long as he accepted the imperial burden onto his shoulders.
cms neuf  2 | 1996
10 May 2025   #64
A parallel army is on the sidelines ? I am sure they are well fed, well equipped and training hard

I think it is highly unlikely that the North Nigerian Parallel Corps are sat cold and hungry in some field drinking themselves bandy on home made gut-rot vodka.

The choice is simple - either the NN Nazis want a ceasefire or not. Thankfully even Golden Cow seems to have got at least some idea of that
mafketis  41 | 11424
10 May 2025   #65
A parallel army is on the sidelines ? I am sure they are well fed, well equipped and training hard

Those being sent to be slaughtered by drones must take deep satisfaction in their presence... somewhere.....
Novichok  6 | 9525
10 May 2025   #66
The Russian leadership is probably 25% Ukrainian by blood already.

This explains low Ukrainian civilian casualties and that Kiev is still standing.

North Nigerian Parallel Corps

Grow up or go outside and play.

Even the best commedians don't use the same joke more than once per show.
Bratwurst Boy  8 | 12189
10 May 2025   #67
The Russian leadership is probably 25% Ukrainian by blood already.

That was such a horrible situation yesterday in Berlin, at the Treptower Park (near my hood btw.) at the soviet war memorial as reportedly russian and ukrainian mourners clashed.

I read of numbers about 30% till up to 50% of the war dead had been Ukrainians....that whole situation is so impossible! :(
mafketis  41 | 11424
10 May 2025   #68
I read of numbers about 30% till up to 50% of the war dead had been Ukrainians...

IINM Ukrainians outnumbered russians in the red army too... so a lot of russian worshipping the pobeda is stolen valor.
jon357  72 | 24102
10 May 2025   #69
By losing to us

The past three years should have made it very clear to you that they won't.

imperial burden

Those days are over and done with. Sad that a rogue state should be trying to revive that,
Novichok  6 | 9525
10 May 2025   #70
so a lot of russian worshipping the pobeda is stolen valor.

No.

They worship the Red Army and everybody who died liberating the USSR aka the Soviet Union.

Sad that a rogue state

What is "a rouge state"?

A "rogue state" is a term used to describe a country that is perceived as a threat to world peace and stability, often due to its aggressive behavior, disregard for international norms, or pursuit of dangerous technologies.

When the US attacked Iraq, was it "a rouge state"?
Crow  155 | 9735
10 May 2025   #71
IINM Ukrainians outnumbered russians in the red army

Pardon. Most of Ukrainians are Russians, Serbians and Poles in origin.
mafketis  41 | 11424
10 May 2025   #72
Most of Ukrainians are Russians, Serbians and Poles in origin.

you know nothing, crow. Go fly back to your godforsaken nest.
Crow  155 | 9735
10 May 2025   #73
Formation of artificial nations in Slavic world was always delicacy of western Europe. That is how they penetrated and now, penetration coming back to them.
mafketis  41 | 11424
10 May 2025   #74
artificial nations in Slavic world

Ukrainian was written before russian.... and the values are fundamentally different. For Ukrainians, like Poles, freedom from coercion is a strong value - russians don't value freedom, or human life, or human dignity... nothing except stealing from other people... that's your slavic ideal? A nation of submissive thieves?
jon357  72 | 24102
10 May 2025   #75
russians don't value freedom, or human life, or human dignity... nothing except stealing from other people

It seems so. Ukrainians are generally quietly independent.They don't shout, don't usually engage in political arguments, don't generally seek to impose their values, however when there's a crisis, many of them step up.

These maps are usually highly subjective and intended to provoke discussion however this one is interesting.


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Torq  13 | 1272
10 May 2025   #76
Russia has built in effect a second parallel army, to the one in Ukraine (...) Now it is probably at the 200K level, larger than the initial Ukrainian invasion force.

I will start worrying (slightly) when it's 2 million. If 200k moves against Poland, it will be inhaled through our left nostril and snorted out through the right one. It is not the "parallel army" that is saving the putinist regime at moment, Bobi, but the off chance that some of their nukes might actually still be usable. Only that. Nothing else.

We, Poles, are a millenium old nation. We watch, we digest, we draw conclusions. We like to think that we grew wiser from our painful experiences.

Russian tank fleet has been shredded, their air fleet has taken a mauling, most of their artillery barrels have been worn out (this means rounds are landing in say a 200-meter radius, not 50 meter radius), Russian logistics is massively reliant on rail transport (they simply don't have enough trucks and tank haulers to move their army) which brings problems that the invasion of Poland would only immensely magnify. But you know all that. To cut the long story short, Russia is in no position to invade Poland (let's not be ridiculous and even mention NATO) at the moment.

Of course, once the Russians reduce their forces in Ukraine, and rebuild for a few years, then the risk to Poland increases again. But this time, unlike September 17th 1939, we will be well armed, ready and waiting for you. Also, we don't have to worry about the German, Czech and Slovak borders this time - we will not fight in encirclement like in 1939 and the length of borders to defend will be much shorter. So, there's a dilemma for putinists - they are not ready to attack Poland yet, but the longer they wait, the better prepared we will be. Apart from all that, if they wait too long we will not only be better prepared but we will have our own nuclear weapons.
Torq  13 | 1272
10 May 2025   #77
So, there's a dilemma for putinists (...) if they wait too long

Therefore, I would advise our Russian friends and Slavic brothers with the words that Jesus Christ directed to Judas: "What you are going to do, do quickly." (John 13:27) ... or you might not get a chance at all. :)
Korvinus  3 | 628
10 May 2025   #78
The Russian leadership

You're a russian, so a retard by default, since you are more beast than man.
But no worries, Ukraine (read: your betters) are currently wiping the floor (and their asses) with your kind. As it should be.
You're a joke. A bad one. No one's laughing except the growls and squeals coming from your kin and herd. Unfortunately, that's insulting to pigs. But I can't really tell the difference between the two since there is none.
All the diarrhea coming out of that anus you call mouth, being surrounded by other beasts like yourself in that mafia owned zoo, it's just sad.
Go disarm a Ukrainian mine or something and help fertilize the land.
Torq  13 | 1272
10 May 2025   #79
@Korvinus

What was that? Some sort of weird anti-Russian Tourette syndrome? WTF?
mafketis  41 | 11424
10 May 2025   #80
are generally quietly independent.... when there's a crisis, many of them step up.

A Ukrainian told me that Ukrainians love interpersonal drama and turmoil in normal times but buckle down and get to work when things get hairy....
jon357  72 | 24102
10 May 2025   #81
Spot on.

From experience (🤒) I'd say they avoid, ignore or flee from small problems but spring into action in ways you'd never expect when there are big ones

True about the drama as well!
Przelotnyptak1  - | 837
10 May 2025   #82
All the diarrhea coming out of that anus you call mouth,.. it's just sad.

Even Szczelec would blush, facing the dirtiest mouth on PF.
Novichok  6 | 9525
11 May 2025   #83
You're a russian, so a retard by default,

Have you met Bobko, Kurwasyn?
Alien  26 | 6911
11 May 2025   #84
Kurwasyn?

Such a word does not exist.
OP Velund  2 | 538
11 May 2025   #85
Such a word does not exist.

You are simply illiterate.
Novichok  6 | 9525
11 May 2025   #86
A curious case of a Russian being better at Polish than a Pole...Interesting...

Such a word does not exist.

It sure does...you are looking at it...actually two...
PolAmKrakow  2 | 937
11 May 2025   #87
Ukraine and EU demand 30 day cease fire. Putin wants talks first. Ukraine and EU say "no". Why the fvck is the EU and Ukraine declining to at least talk? Making a demand of a 30 day cease fire is simply stupid. Ukraine and the EU are in no position to make demands. Russia wants to talk, but the other side refuses. This is simply a stupid formula for more men to die.

If what Bobko says is true, and Russia has formed this other "army", it is certainly getting close to a point strategically that it should be used. The ground is drying out, and the weather is improving. Ukraine is barely holding on to current positions, and a northern invasion, or one through Belarus would be near impossible to stop this time. If we look back, the original invading force was 140K men or so. 200K new men coming in with little resistance could move quickly across Ukraine.

Gone are the reports of Russia running out of taks, missiles and weapons. Gone are the reports of Putin having cancer or near death. Gone are the reports of political movements forming in Russia. Gone are the reports of Russia not having its luxury items, and western goods. All these reports of course were from the western press who also said Kamale would be president and she was well ahead in the polls. Funny how when you approach life by trying to twist the facts to a certain narrative, and people push back, that all the bvllshit is found out to be exactly what it is. Sanctions are not working, and Ukraine isnt gaining ground. Two simple truths, that should make people want to talk. But why talk when you can send men to die? Brilliant strategy.
jon357  72 | 24102
11 May 2025   #88
Such a word does not exist.

Reminds me of Kurasyn. An interesting substance which Putler probably injects in his face.

It will be an interesting fortnight. r*SSia need to be very clear that the UK and others have given an ultimatum.

Now, the result of disobedience will be maximum sanctions should they be foolish enough to try to push the boundaries. The next penalty will be higher.
OP Velund  2 | 538
11 May 2025   #89
UK and others have given an ultimatum.

"UK and others" can print out their ultimatum on heavy paper, roll it up in a tube, moisten it thoroughly with turpentine and stick it in the very place where the sun never rises and which is crucial for making important contacts while studying at the private schools that train the future cream of the cream of the cream of the British elite.
jon357  72 | 24102
11 May 2025   #90
can

Can do a lot.

Pathetic insults fall, of course, on deaf ears. Putler and his gang of war criminals have a binary choice. Do what we say, how we say and when we say it, or face the penalties laid out in the ultimatum.

The penalties for disobedience will only be harsher rather than milder.


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