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


mafketis  41 | 11534
11 Jun 2025   #1051
Did you trust Trump when he said that he would not back Europe

Trust no. But I believe he would abandon long time partners for the sake of an imaginary friendship with putin... that's easy.
Torq  13 | 1361
11 Jun 2025   #1052
Go fight your own war as you own it, it is a European war

But it was never our war, Johnny. Russia and China are Europe's dream allies - the former has cheap energy that we need, and the latter industrial capacity to fully utilize out technology and know-how. The only reason Europe is at odds with both Russia and China is because she tried to honour her alliance with the USA and help upkeep the American world domination. Perhaps it was a mistake...

Did you trust Trump when he said that he would not back Europe in a war with Russia ?

Again, without the USA in the equation there is absolutely no reason for Europe to go to any war. It was American lust for power, American expansionism, and American greed that caused all the mess. Do you know companies from which country own the most land in Ukraine (about 1 million hectares altogether, directly or through subsidiaries)? Yip, you guessed it, American companies - NCH Capital, TNA Corporate Solutions, SigmaBleyzer, Cargill, Bunge, ADM, John Deere... I could go on.

It was American unsatiable greed that got us where we are; if an average Chinese consumed as much as an average American, we would need three additional Earths. It is your boundless avarice and rapacity that is raping our planet and driving us all towards extinction. So maybe - just maybe - it was the USA and not the Soviet Union that should have been called the evil empire? Maybe it was the good guys who lost the Cold War not the baddies?

Put that in your pipe and smoke it, Johnny.
Novichok  6 | 9884
11 Jun 2025   #1053
Estonia has only like 20k soldiers, no MBT, no planes

You are a liar.

This is Estonia for you, you ignorant German:

11 aircraft carrier groups

400 ICBMs

5177 nuclear warheads

...and I just scratching the surface...

All they have to do is call (202) 456-7041 and say: arteekul five, pleeese...
Novichok  6 | 9884
11 Jun 2025   #1054
he would abandon long time partners for the sake of an imaginary friendship with putin

Trump is not gay.

Putin is our best friend. He, at great sacrifice, showed Americans the idiocy of NATO - a useless conglomerate of Barnys and Tacituses...with the US on speed dial...to carry the load and the risks...with zero benefits...

Memo to Euros:

GFY

Sincerely,

US Envoy, Mr. Novi
PolAmKrakow  2 | 980
11 Jun 2025   #1055
The US is never going to war for Europe again. Enact Article 5 and the US only needs to send equipment to fill its obligation. Two bailouts of Europe, and 80 years of protection was enough. And still Europeans forget the past while pushing for more.
Torq  13 | 1361
11 Jun 2025   #1056
The US is never going to war for Europe again.

Your use of the word 'again' might suggest, to people unfamiliar with European history, that America actually went to war for Europe in the past. They didn't.

America joined two world wars in Europe very late, in 1917 and 1944, not "for Europe" but to establish American world domination. What resulted from this domination? See #1052 above.

and 80 years of protection

80 years of enforced domination, with the USA explicitly forbidding Europe to develop her own independent nuclear force. If France hadn't shown the US a middle finger at one point, Europe would have no nukes at all (I'm not counting the British ones, as they obviously have American kill switches).

Memo to Euros: GFY

Here's one of those rare instances where Novichok and I almost agree. Almost.

It is not Europe that has military bases in the USA, but the other way around. It is, therefore, not Europe that needs to f*ck off back home. Meanwhile, we should start working on the European-Russian-Chinese alliance. We, old civilizations, have to stick together against impudent upstarts.

Trumptards really have no idea what they are getting themselves into. :) Oh, well...

*grabs popcorn*
jon357  73 | 24458
11 Jun 2025   #1057
as they obviously have American kill switches).

They don't...

Once a Royal Navy Vanguard-class submarine carrying Trident missiles sails from Faslane, it is under British command alone. It is submerged, undetectable, and capable of launching its nuclear payload solely on the order of the UK Prime Minister. There is no American "kill switch," no joint code, no foreign veto.
ukdefencejournal.org.uk/no-the-us-cant-switch-off-the-uks-nuclear-weapons/
mafketis  41 | 11534
11 Jun 2025   #1058
still Europeans forget the past while pushing for more.

No more talk about Trump's failure?

80 years of enforced domination, with the USA explicitly forbidding Europe to develop her own independent nuclear force.

MAGA doesn't have much memory
johnny reb  49 | 8068
11 Jun 2025   #1059
Put that in your pipe and smoke it, Johnny.

That's all nice and everything if you really believe all that but my opinion differs from yours.
Russia and China are Europe's dream allies

I could say that for America too, what country couldn't ?
without the USA in the equation there is absolutely no reason for Europe to go to any war.

Right, it will be all Trumps fault when Russia starts bombing Germany again.
It was American unsatiable greed that got us where we are

I would say it was the lazy Europeans that got their own tit in the ringer.
America got fed up with paying Europe's bills for them.
Once the American gravy train stopped Europe found out just how ill equipped they are to fight a war on their own.
Now they can't catch up because Russia is turning out three times the military hardware as all of the European NATO countries put together.
So maybe, just maybe Putin will spare Europe in a world war.
Put that in your pipe and smoke it.
Bobko  28 | 2400
11 Jun 2025   #1060
there is absolutely no reason for Europe to go to any war.

The "civilized" part of Europe, never even considered that part of the continent where there is a war now to be "Europe".

A Ukrainian has about as much in common with a Frenchman or a Spaniard, as with a person from the Philippines or from Argentina.
Torq  13 | 1361
11 Jun 2025   #1061
The "civilized" part of Europe

I'm glad you used quotation marks there.

Colonization, slavery, French revolution and the first modern genocide in Vendée, WW1 and industrialised slaughter, WW2, nazism, Holocaust of Slavs (first and foremost) and also of Jews - civilized indeed! Western Europeans were also the builders of the United States of America, the only country in the history of the planet to use nuclear weapons against purely civilian targets. Civilized indeed. Noble Rohan and Gondor, at odds with wild orcish hordes from the east. *galactic eyeroll*

@Ironside, Korvinus, Amiga, CMS and other Poles

Remind me again, guys - why are we allied to those c*nts?
Novichok  6 | 9884
11 Jun 2025   #1062
the USA explicitly forbidding Europe to develop her own independent nuclear force.

If France hadn't shown the US a middle finger at one point, Europe would have no nukes

So which one was it? "Forbidding" or "middle finger"?
OP Velund  2 | 553
11 Jun 2025   #1063
There is no American "kill switch," no joint code, no foreign veto.

But to make sure about this, you need to press the red button, and pray to die without much pain once retaliatory strike missiles will come.
jon357  73 | 24458
11 Jun 2025   #1064
strike missiles will come.

Rusty orc hardware.

Putler knows well that mutually assured destruction is exactly what its name implies...
OP Velund  2 | 553
11 Jun 2025   #1065
mutually assured destruction

For mutually assured destruction you need comparable territory and proportional number of nukes/carriers... All UK nuke arsenals will be enough to destroy few major cities, while portion of russian arsenals will be well enough to sterilise whole island. Even if most heavily rusted orc hardware launched to London will finish at Warsaw or Berlin due to malfunction. ;)
jon357  73 | 24458
11 Jun 2025   #1066
Except you know very well that's not true.

Anyway, with 20% inflation, an aging and dying population and a dictator who hasn't been seen in public except for a few very carefully staged-managed events since last November, he won't be around long enough to try.

And r*SSia can't even protect its warplanes from Ukraine, wherever they hide them...
OP Velund  2 | 553
11 Jun 2025   #1067
And r*SSia can't even protect its warplanes from Ukraine, wherever they hide them...

Exactly as US will have similar troubles to hide their planes from Khouti drones, launched from some motel near some airbase. Especially if it will be fiber optic controlled ones, not vulnerable to control channel jamming.

I will not tell anything about UK, that spent too much to MI6 instead of army during decades.
jon357  73 | 24458
11 Jun 2025   #1068
I suspect that the Americans are well ahead of you in ways that you can't imagine. The major European countries too; did you think they putbthe I,portent stiff in the public domain?
Miloslaw  24 | 5597
11 Jun 2025   #1069
Velund is typical of the idiots that "Believe in Russia".
These people will be sorely disappointed... they can't even beat Ukraine for god's sake!!!
mafketis  41 | 11534
11 Jun 2025   #1070
A Ukrainian has about as much in common with a Frenchman or a Spaniard, as with a person from the Philippines or from Argentina.

But still has more in common with them than a russian does. And a majority of Argentines are ethnic/genetic Italians (like the recent Pope).
Novichok  6 | 9884
11 Jun 2025   #1071
Rusty orc hardware.

I would really like to know why you say stupid crap like this?

If the rest of the Brits believed that, why not attack Russia and be done in a week or two?
OP Velund  2 | 553
11 Jun 2025   #1072
why not attack Russia and be done in a week or two?

British politicians not yet ready to compete for public positions in English Autonomous Republic that is part of North-Atlantic Federal District of Russia... ;)
jon357  73 | 24458
11 Jun 2025   #1073
But still has more in common with them than a russian does

Very much so.

They don't have that combination of nihilism and venality that always brings the orcs down in everything they attempt.
Novichok  6 | 9884
11 Jun 2025   #1074
Velund is typical of the idiots that "Believe in Russia".

This is where you cross the line.

Velund is a Russian patriot and nice enough to patiently take the abuse from morons like you.

Along with other Americans, I wish him, Bobko, and Russia the very best...

Death to NATO, Western warmongers, and Russia haters...
Novichok  6 | 9884
11 Jun 2025   #1075
that is part of North-Atlantic Federal District of Russia... ;)

I am sure that very soon they will be voting to join the Russian Federation ... under the condition that the Russian army will stop migrant invasion, deport the scum already in, get rid of that stupid king, make cars drive on the right side, and teach them how to spell "program" and "color".

I have more...
Alien  28 | 7061
12 Jun 2025   #1077
I have more

Unfortunately you have
PolAmKrakow  2 | 980
12 Jun 2025   #1078
Hilarious when someone says the US joined the two world wars "late". If not for the US coming late, the EU would still be the Third Reich. If not for American men, in both wars, and US lend lease to Russia in the second war, we couldnt have these debates. All the talk about US not allowing Europe their own nukes is pretty funny. Europe didnt want the expense of manufacturing and maintaining nukes. Europe was happyy to rely on the US, and happy to keep US military bases in Europe as a deterant after the second war.

Even with this war in Ukraine, Europe still hasnt built their armies up as they should. Europe still hasnt built up weapons production. Europe is happy to let Ukraine keep fighting as long as they can so Europe doesnt have to get its hands dirty. Everyone cheering Ukraine on has yet to pick up a rifle himself and go volunteer. When Europe sends men, thats when Russia will take Europe seriously. Until then, Russia is swatting away sanctions like flies.
Torq  13 | 1361
12 Jun 2025   #1079
If not for the US coming late (...) in both wars blah blah blah yadda yadda yadda

Nonsense.

The entry of the USA into WW1 might have tipped the favour in balance of the Allies but it certainly wasn't a decisive factor. By 1917 the British naval blockade had been cutting off supplies to Germany, leading to economic hardships, food shortages, internal unrest and a declining war effort, whilst Allies had more manpower and resources from their global colonies. Besides, by then the Allies were still formidable and had been preparing for a counteroffensive. British and French forces had shown resilience and had gradually been strengthening their positions, coordinating better and emplying new tactics to make headway against German positions. Germany was f*cked anyway.

As for WW2, you're having a laugh. Soviet Union would have f*cked the 3rd Reich in every possible hole anyway, and I'm not even going to argue here - it's primary school knowledge.

All the talk about US not allowing Europe their own nukes is pretty funny.

You got everything the other way around. After the end of World War II, the United States held a monopoly on nuclear weapons. This gave the U.S. significant leverage in international affairs, especially in Europe, where many countries were still rebuilding after the war. The U.S. had a clear strategic interest in preventing European countries from pursuing their own independent nuclear capabilities, fearing it could destabilize the balance of power. So, through a combination of diplomacy, military alliances, and geopolitical strategy, America managed to restrain most European countries from developing independent nuclear forces.

So, it wasn't Europe that "didnt want the expense of manufacturing and maintaining nukes" but America that used all sorts of political and economic pressure to make sure it doesn't happen.

The current attitude of the trumpist administration towards NATO renders the Non-Proliferation Treaty void, and it should be ignored by European countries like Finland, Poland and Romania. Those countries should develop their own nuclear forces no matter the cost. Instead of spending billions upon billions on American weapons that can be switched off in case of a conflict anyway, they should develop their own nuclear deterrent.

When Europe sends men

Erm... why should we send men? To defend YOUR 1 million hectares of Ukrainian land? Have you really missed post #1052? This was was an American affair from the very beginning. It's not our fault that you keep stirring sh*t in Europe.
PolAmKrakow  2 | 980
12 Jun 2025   #1080
@Torq
USSR couldnt have done anything in WW2 if not for US Lend Lease. End of story. Just that one little piece of information everyone likes to ignore.

Stop complaining about poolitical pressure on no European nukes. Europe was in no shape to manufacture or maintain nukes after the war, and they were more than happy to let the US do all the heavy lifting. Want to eliminate non proliferation? See how quickly Europe gets invaded by Russia, or they send one little nuke to an EU city. Europe will then STFU because its far too late to change that dynamic. They will beg the US to continue to protect them. NATO? It is useless for the US. Who is going to invade the US other than illegal immigrants? Russia? China? Good fvcking luck.

Europe cant even unite to form an EU military. Every country is out for themselves while claiming to be united in the EU. The idea that Brussles, like DC in the US, can actually control the EU is simply laughable. Brussles? DC? Both are political swamps, neither is better than the other. But its too late for the EU to try to break free of the US. Thats simply a fact.

As for the history lesson, imagine no D-day, and no Pacific theater. Then imagine Russia without hardware from the US. Your imagination now should have a German accent.


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