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Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 27


Bobko  28 | 3010
1 day ago   #121
An invader who already killed thousands of Ukrainian children with artillery, missiles and bombs

Proof?

UN report: ukraine.un.org/en/291365-un-report-details-devastating-impact-hostilities-children-ukraine

Show me "thousands of children"?

I will show you reputable sources indicating Jews killed 10X more in Israel.

Nobody judges them. Instead they send them more bombs and more money.
OP cms neuf  2 | 2280
1 day ago   #122
Closing your eyes to his corruption scandals...

And yet this corrupt idiot has kept the second most powerful (and first most drunk) army at bay for 4 years

Hitler like ? I can think of other delusional leaders who are directing race wars from deep in a bunker and are scared of their own shadow
Bobko  28 | 3010
1 day ago   #123
And yet this corrupt idiot has kept the second most powerful (and first most drunk) army at bay for 4 years

Only an idiot could believe that the way Russia wars against Ukraine, is the same way we would prosecute a war against other countries.

The last time we fought "strangers", in Syria and Afghanistan - we sent industrial quantities to the other world. In Afghanistan, supposedly 2 million fighting men sent to meet their Lord, as opposed to 50-60K of our own.

Assad was weak, Najibullah was weak. What happened to them is their fault, and not the fault of our soldiers.

Why should a Russian fight harder for Syria or Afghanistan, than a Syrian or an Afghan is ready to fight for himself? Instead - enjoy being enslaved by the Islamic State and the Taliban - and don't call our number because no one will pick up the phone.

Weak ass b*tches.
OP cms neuf  2 | 2280
1 day ago   #124
Two more on the long list of wars that the North Nigerians have lost

Afghanistan - medieval tribesmen fight sozzled UNNR conscripts to a standstill for 8 years. Eventually they get 100 stingers from Tom Hanks and send the Boys in Zinc back to their crappy commie apartments in Omsk

Syria - supposed to be a showcase for NN advanced weaponry. And it was - the Syrian opposition proved what a load of trash you sold to corrupt turd worlders and soon kicked your poorly trained and indisciplined soldiers out
Bobko  28 | 3010
1 day ago   #125
Afghanistan - medieval tribesmen

Tribesmen that defeated Alexander, the British Empire, the Russian Empire, the Soviet Union, and then finally America.

A tough nut to crack.

Maybe Chechens don't even look so good in comparison. Afghans - hard men.

Syria - supposed to be a showcase for NN advanced weaponry

Weak. Traitorous. Softer than sh*t.

Cowards - never deserving of our help.

The average Russian soldier was willing for greater sacrifice, than their colonels and their generals. Disgusting nation.
Miloslaw  24 | 5803
1 day ago   #126
The average Russian soldier was willing for greater sacrifice

WAS is the operative word.That's no longer the case,young Russians are seeing through all the lies and propaganda.
OP cms neuf  2 | 2280
1 day ago   #127
A tough nut to crack.

So why invade ? The difficulty of fighting in that terrain should have been obvious, even to the living corpses of the UNNR politburo
Barney  19 | 1846
1 day ago   #128
Cowards - never deserving of our help.

No, the Syrian state was undermined by the gulf dictatorships and their crazy islamofascism facilitated by the lovely NATO member Turkey and supported by the rest of that organisation.
Now we have a situation where the so called Christian states are supporting a slightly watered down ISIS who are conducting programs against their minorities including Christians.

@cms neuf
They didn't invade, the recognised government asked for help. The invaders were a bunch of NATO countries
Bobko  28 | 3010
1 day ago   #129
So why invade

To spread socialism.

To educate girls.

To give people the chance to advance from
-1000 BC to 2025.

To show, that you do not have to live in the same way as other former British possessions, like Pakistan and Bangladesh and India - but more like Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan etc.

To spread the message of the working man, and his fight for dignity.

To prevent CIA and MI6 encroachment from our southern borders.
Bobko  28 | 3010
1 day ago   #130
I believe I shared this in the past - but in addition to everything I said - I spent 3-4 years in that godforsaken country.

I onow Afghans, in a way I'm sure none of you know them - and most of them considered myself their ally.

What happened there is a tragedy for the ages.
Bobko  28 | 3010
1 day ago   #131
No, the Syrian state was undermined

I think the first priority after we wrap up with Ukraine, is to come back to Syria....

But I think our folks in charge will choose to work with the existing authorities, rather than try to bomb them all into submission until they accept out "Moscow Hermit" - Mr. Assad.

Putting Assad back in power will cost 10,000 additional Russian lives, and untold Syrian lives.

For what? He discredited himself.

He is weak. He has lost the Mandate of Heaven.
Torq  25 | 2062
1 day ago   #132
I spent 3-4 years in that godforsaken country.

You've had a rather eventful life, despite your young age, haven't you?

What on earth were you doing in Afghanistan?
Bobko  28 | 3010
1 day ago   #133
What on earth were you doing in Afghanistan?

I worked with specialist Congresssional Oversight Committee teams, on fact finding missions.

I acted as interpreter for various ISAF folks.

I did work on the legality of various measures.
Torq  25 | 2062
1 day ago   #134
I acted as interpreter for various ISAF folks.

Impressive.

Must have been a hell of a job - how many languages are there in Afghanistan? 30?
Bobko  28 | 3010
1 day ago   #135
Must have been a hell of a job - how many languages are there in Afghanistan? 30?

In my work - Dari, Uzbek, Tajik (same as before, stupid Farsi), English, Russian.

The work was... interesting.

Made me much less of a fan of the country in which I am currently living.
Torq  25 | 2062
1 day ago   #136
Dari, Uzbek, Tajik, English, Russian.

Iranian, Turkic, Germanic and Slavic 0_0

Kid... ffs... I've always known you are smart but this is genius level stuff.

The work was... interesting.

I bet!
Bobko  28 | 3010
1 day ago   #137
Kid... ffs... I've always known you are smart but this is genius level stuff.

Unlike others, you know my specific ethnic extraction. Well... Scott knows also, but others don't.

Thank you for accepting me.
Torq  25 | 2062
1 day ago   #138
Thank you for accepting me.

What are you talking about? We're brothers!

Anyways, Syrski says Russia losses are about 1100 soldiers a day, most of which are fatal casualties...

wiadomosci.onet.pl/swiat/ilu-zolnierzy-rosja-traci-kazdego-dnia-gen-syrski-wskazuje/rzqm10k

... which is rather strange as normally wounded-to-killed ratios usually range from 3:1 to 5:1. What is Russia doing there? Banzai charges?
Barney  19 | 1846
1 day ago   #139
Yes, Assad is never coming back.

I don't like this moderate head chopper regime in Syria, I think the Russian bases will remain but on Saudi say so. Mr Bone Saw is hedging his bets as the US decline has accelerated under Trump. The fly in th3 ointment is Erdogan, that's an entire forum in itself for everything from their malign behaviour in Central Asia to the destabilising stuff in the caucuses. Erdogan and the AKP's relations with Saudi is at the moment opportunistic but the one positive thing you can say about Turkey is they are not prostituting themselves to access Gulf money. They are happy to take the business when it's there and are active.

The mad mixture of vast wealth and instability coupled with a lack if ideology, not even rampant capitalism, won't end well.
OP cms neuf  2 | 2280
1 day ago   #140
They didn't invade, the recognised government asked for help. The invaders were a bunch of NATO countries

We are talking about Kabul in 1979

A palace coup followed by a Special Operation followed by 9 years of UNNR troops drinking paint stripper

It's impressive Bobko what you have done in Afghanistan and I'm sure your efforts are appreciated by the locals. However you could argue that all the problems of that land got worse after 1979 and this attempt to bring socialism there
Barney  19 | 1846
1 day ago   #141
1979

Yes the Soviets were asked to help by the legally recognised government.
Bobko  28 | 3010
1 day ago   #142
the one positive thing you can say about Turkey is they are not prostituting themselves to access Gulf money

For the time being. He is a desperate man, and trust for him is low.

which is rather strange as normally wounded-to-killed ratios usually range from 3:1 to 5:1.

They publish these belletristics for the consumption of the lumpen.

We know:

1) when we our outside their cities, we may indeed trade at 1:1.5-2. Perhaps 3..

2) Once we enter a city, in the initial stages, their ratios sharply drop, to perhaps 1:1.5

3) Once the city is encircled, and our Rubicon drones cut off their logistics, and start hitting their drone operators, the ratio drops to 1:1... OR WORSE.

We are killing Ukrainians in industrial quantities, but nobody wants to believe us. Instead they believe the fanciful projections of their general staff.

We are killing very large quantities of Ukrainian personnel now - just believe me.

In 2-3 months, this front will begin to collapse.

They cannot fill their units up to anywhere near nominal strength.

They struggle to recruit.

They enormous percentage of desertions.

Every day our power becomes stronger, and theirs weaker.

They fought a good fight, but they are on their last remaining legs. This is mathematics, not strategy.

They have no blood, no meat left.
Korvinus  9 | 843
1 day ago   #143
I will show you reputable sources indicating Jews killed 10X more in Israel.

And you expect us to believe you actually care about the killing of Palestinian children, the only thing you care about is that Israel is doing it and Israel is an ally of the US

You dont give a sh!t about Ukrainian children being killed because your side is doing it.
Torq  25 | 2062
1 day ago   #144
They fought good fight, but they are on their last remaining legs.

This is disquieting, because for Poland it can mean only one thing.

Check your PM box. ;)
Bobko  28 | 3010
1 day ago   #145
the only thing you care about is that Israel is doing it and Israel is an ally of the US

Where did I write this - RETARD?

It is your people, your government - that supports indiscriminate killing of Arab children.

This is for for you to excuse - not me. You have to live with this. You have to sleep with this.

You told me we kill thousands of Ukrainian children. I showed you this is a lie.

We war as no one else has ever warred. We are the Christians - not you!
OP cms neuf  2 | 2280
1 day ago   #146
Yes the Soviets were asked to help by the legally recognised government.

Well that was a mistake because the UNNR shot the legally recognized leader dead in his palace

The KGB troops even shot dead the North Nigerian doctor who was treating him, an accident of course.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Storm-333
Miloslaw  24 | 5803
1 day ago   #147
More evidence that the Russian army is collapsing from within.......


Novichok  7 | 11261
1 day ago   #148
Milo, don't bother with those stupid videos...

Brits have zero credibility. I will accept this kind of information if it is from the US State Department.
Novichok  7 | 11261
1 day ago   #149
Every day our power becomes stronger, and theirs weaker.

Milo says it's the other way...

BTW, I am so disappointed that he didn't respond to the greetings from the Russian army commander in Pokrovsk...
PolAmKrakow  3 | 1101
1 day ago   #150
They have no blood, no meat left.

I said this would happen two years ago. It is obvious they are running out of men. Ukraine is now letting men 18 to 22 leave the country legally as well. Zero volunteers coming from that group and now they are leaving in droves. How does Ukraine repopulate? Nearly four years in and Ukraine women are marrying men in other countries, starting new lives. They arent going back.

When you have no men to pull a trigger, you can have all the weapons in the world and it will not help you. Z is still dealing with a government that is systemically corrupt and broken. There is no way possible this ends well for him unless he lives in the US under guard. Ukraine pushed this too far, and it should have been negotiated this past summer. Now Russia will break the front line, my guess is by spring. When that happens, why would they stop taking land?


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