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Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 28


mafketis  44 | 11981
29 Jan 2026   #361
ussias representing some separate biological type

No, it's a cultural type that died out in Europe over 100 years ago.

I understand Ukrainians ... sneaky, scheming, thieving, murderous bastards.

That's not Poland's experience over the last 10-15 year at all. They fit into Poland and the Polish way of doing things in ways that russians don't or can't.

I have Ukrainian and Belarusian students that mostly can't be distinguished from Poles (apart from accent and sometimes that's tricky).

I've met and dealt with russians in Poland before.... very alien, especially the 'russian death stare' (where you're talking to them and they're staring at some non-discernible point in space waiting for you to finish). Ukrainians don't do that... and what is it about, anyway? A different Ukrainian I knew was as freaked out about it as I was...
Torq  36 | 2457
29 Jan 2026   #362
very alien, especially the 'russian death stare' (where you're talking to them and they're staring at some non-discernible point in space waiting for you to finish

0_0

Maf... sometimes you scare me.

I have Ukrainian, Belarussian and Russian students too. They're indistinguishable. If I couldn't see their data (birthplace etc.) in the eregister, I would never know if they were R, U or B.
OP Miloslaw  27 | 5945
29 Jan 2026   #363
I have little energy to discuss these Sophistic statements

Are you sure you used the right word in "Sophistic"?

If this desire to "not be Russian" is so strong - what does it manifest itself in?

In the peoples resilience and the military holding back Russian invaders for 4 years....LOL!!!!

You have no defence, Russia is the unwanted invader.And for Ukrainians there would be nothing "comfortable" living under the Russian yolk.
Can you really not see that???
Torq  36 | 2457
29 Jan 2026   #364
yolk

Are you sure you used the right word?
OP Miloslaw  27 | 5945
29 Jan 2026   #365
Are you sure you used the right word?

Positive, do you speak Proper English or American English?
mafketis  44 | 11981
29 Jan 2026   #366
Maf... sometimes you scare me.

The death stares (actually not hostile more like malfunctioning robots) only came from russians ime (who were not my students) thought it's been a few years....
Torq  36 | 2457
29 Jan 2026   #367
Positive

OK, my bad. I thought you were talking about a burden, oppression, or domination imposed on a people or state, whilst what you meant was a huge yellow part of an egg under which the Ukrainians wouldn't want to live. Understood.

do you speak Proper English or American English?

You've been on this board long enough to realise that I speak Anal English... with varying degrees of dignity.
OP Miloslaw  27 | 5945
29 Jan 2026   #368
OK, my bad..

But you didn't understand it at all! Google it......

You've been on this board for long enough to realise that I speak Anal English... with varying degrees of dignity.

HaHaHa!! Good one! Are you an Aussie then? You seem to have that Aussie sense of humour.
Torq  36 | 2457
29 Jan 2026   #369
Are you an Aussie then?

Milo... eh... never mind.

Good night.
OP Miloslaw  27 | 5945
29 Jan 2026   #370
Milo... eh... never mind.

Why didn't you answer my question?Surely you are not a Pole?

Dobranoc.
Alien  31 | 7830
30 Jan 2026   #371
question?Surely you are not a Pole?

Well, sure, Milo.
cms neuf  3 | 2416
30 Jan 2026   #372
it is Russia that has prosecuted one of the most humane wars in human history.

So apart from the war crimes there are no war crimes.

Good to know.

Meanwhile it seems that Golden Cow's moronic stooge Witkoff has been benched for the next round of peace talks - more chance of making progress if murdering thieving North Nigerians are not mouthing into his earpiece
Lazarus  4 | 821
30 Jan 2026   #373
And after the war don't bother repairing them because we are not gonna go back to buying oil from murderers.

This is something that I think the Russian elite may be overlooking. Personally, until there has been a full reckoning, with all the damage done in Ukraine by the North Nigerians has been made good at North Nigerian expense and all the North Nigerians who murdered civilians and committed other war crimes have answered for those, I will not be buying any products made in North Nigeria or from any companies that restart operations in North Nigeria.
Tacitus  2 | 1452
30 Jan 2026   #374
Russia never had the same sort of colonies, as western nations had.

Of course the Russians had colonies. They still have them in fact. The decolonization process of Russia is far from over.
Ironside  53 | 14100
30 Jan 2026   #375
the 'russian death stare'

It has scientific nomenclature. - Borg-anisation of the human species.
cms neuf  3 | 2416
30 Jan 2026   #376
Latest news from the most humane war

North Nigerian war criminals attacked a bus in Kherson today. To go with train attack earlier this week

Of course the soldiers involved knew they were murdering civilians but went ahead anyway. That is why there must be a lifelong ban on any troops who served in Ukraine from entering the EU (except for The Hague) Such monsters belong in prison
mafketis  44 | 11981
30 Jan 2026   #377
most humane war... attacked a bus in Kherson today

So humane! Bobko must be bursting with pride!

a lifelong ban on any troops who served in Ukraine from entering the EU

Why not all russians who publicly supported the war? That's almost all of them and the fewer russians outside of russia... the better.
Lazarus  4 | 821
30 Jan 2026   #378
Why not all russians who publicly supported the war?

I'd certain support an EU-wide ban on Russians who haven't publicly opposed the war.
Korvinus  9 | 880
31 Jan 2026   #379
Perhaps the price of voting in a 40 year old comedian.

Nope. Zelensky, pre-invasion, had very low popularity.

It was KGB Dwarf actions that made that Gnome comedian the current-day Churchill. While intelligent people are buying into Zele PR stuff, the region where RU propaganda is most effective is the region with an average IQ of 67.
jon357  75 | 25186
31 Jan 2026   #380
Nope. Zelensky, pre-invasion, had very low popularity.

Popular enough to win the election.
Korvinus  9 | 880
31 Jan 2026   #381
Meh, I think Putin would win fair elections, given his narrative's total control of the media space and popular culture.
But we can't have the fuhrer winning a close 56:44 election to some bum, who will insult him on national TV while they debate. This is delegitimizing and he'd lose the next election after that.
OP Miloslaw  27 | 5945
31 Jan 2026   #382
Putin is not only losing the war in Ukraine, he is losing support from the states that used to make up the old Soviet Union.I will go further, he is losing Russians and Russia.....Russia is £vcked.....
Alien  31 | 7830
31 Jan 2026   #383
@Miloslaw
But the Russians still love him. ☹
mafketis  44 | 11981
31 Jan 2026   #384
he is losing Russians and Russia....

No indication of that.... russians are sheeple and will put up with any indignity and suffering to either

-pretend they live in a 'great power'

-keep from being pushed out of a window

six of one...
OP Miloslaw  27 | 5945
31 Jan 2026   #385
But the Russians still love him. ☹

Of course they do... LOL!!!!

russians are sheeple and will put up with any indignity and suffering

There is some truth in that, but they were brave enough to have a revolution before,let's just see if they are hard pressed enough to do it again.
mafketis  44 | 11981
31 Jan 2026   #386
brave enough to have a revolution before

how did that work out for them?

russia is what it is, if that's how they want to live in their own country fine..... they stay inside the rest of the world stays outside
Tacitus  2 | 1452
31 Jan 2026   #387
But the Russians still love him

Because they havent been presented with the real bill of his war against Ukraine yet. They feel some inconvenience, but they believe those will pass once the war is over. Instead it will only get worse.

Case in point, the national wealth fund has almost been depleted. That is money that had been set aside for future investments and in order to alleviate future strains on the welfare system due to Russia's collapsing birth rate. That money is gone now.
mafketis  44 | 11981
1 Feb 2026   #388
they believe those will pass once the war is over

No. A large majority of russians willinglyh accept degradation and grinding poverty. The russians here are proud of it.

It's a deeply unappealing culture and they're driven to blind fury that the world doesn't idolize them.
Ironside  53 | 14100
1 Feb 2026   #389
. A large majority of russians willinglyh accept degradation and grinding poverty.

Who cares about those yurt dweelers? The main thing is not let them in; they see something nice, their first urge is to steal it, destroy it, and then take a sh't on the ruins.
OP Miloslaw  27 | 5945
1 Feb 2026   #390
A large majority of russians willinglyh accept degradation and grinding poverty.

True.

The main thing is not let them in; they see something nice, their first urge is to steal it, destroy it, and then take a sh't on the ruins.

100%.Russians are barbarians.


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