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Polish-Russian war? Drones entering Polish airspace.


Novichok  8 | 11328
13 Oct 2025   #211
Ah, another unregistered retard trying to stir sh*t.

In a city morgue, a loud "fvck you" is a welcome event.
Bobko  28 | 2913
13 Oct 2025   #212
I have a good feeling about this. It's coming boys. It's happening.

You are a true idiot.

At least I had an excuse in January-February 2022 to be such an idiot as you are.

You have now had the tremendous benefit of watching Russians and Ukrainians at war for three plus years....

You want this? You are excited about this?

You should be put in a gas chamber, and quickly put to sleep.
Novichok  8 | 11328
13 Oct 2025   #213
You are a true idiot.

You should be put in a gas chamber, and quickly put to sleep.

...from Bobko I admire...My kind of guy...
OP Korvinus  8 | 844
13 Oct 2025   #214
Not sure about the 'good feeling' though. :-/

About NATO intervention in Ukr. The end of Russian wannabe imperialism.
At least I had an excuse in January-February 2022 to be such an idiot as you are.

This war is about Russians being butthurt about their decline and no longer being able to impose their will on neighbours. They want to be an empire again, they think they're owed a sphere of influence like China or the US. But they are just a chinese client state, them making demands and invading Ukraine, is no different than Poland demanding Belarus to break relations with Russia, and then invading it "for the safety of Poland" when they refuse. This is an action that superpower can take, not a vassal of one. Pootin in his delusion thought srus can still count as superpower, that quick decapitation strike and occupation of the entire Ukraine will bring their international credibility back, but ofc it backfired horrendously, and now they're stuck with this catastrophic, embarassing war for years, trying to salvage the situation and get out of this mess without losing power, while shills just seethe and write essays about some fantasy stuff that exists only in their heads.
Torq  21 | 2002
13 Oct 2025   #215
About NATO intervention in Ukr.

I know, that's what I meant too. Are you a reservist? Or will you just observe on TV and write comments here?

The end of Russian wannabe imperialism.

For the price of our soldiers' life. Indeed something to celebrate. :-/

they think they're owed a sphere of influence

They can think that because they have nuclear wespons. I know, I know, most of them are "rusty", but let's assume 20-30% can be used. That's still quite enough, isn't it?

If you really are happy about the coming war, then gas chamber may be a bit harsh and too nazi but, in the good Slavic tradition, perhaps a психушка place would help.
Novichok  8 | 11328
13 Oct 2025   #216
They want to be an empire again,

No.

They want NATO away from Russia ... just as the US wanted the USSR away from the US in 1962.

The Soviet Union was never an empire. After two Westerm morons - one very short and the other very ugly - and 27 million dead Soviets, the USSR needed buffer countries.

Poland was one of them...and I was so happy knowing that another Western moron will not try to bring "freedom and democracy" to Poland the way they tried in Vietnam.

Memo to the Red Army: I always loved you, guys...

I know, I know, most of them are "rusty",

There is no such thing as an unloaded gun and rusty bomb.
grabber  - | 66
14 Oct 2025   #217
We can worry a bit, we can be pissed off or disgusted, but never scared - genetically we are incapable.

If that were the case, there would be no constant howling and hysteria towards Russia. Hungarians, for example, don't worry at all.
Torq  21 | 2002
14 Oct 2025   #218
Hungarians

They are a small nation (both physically and mentally) concerned only with survival. They figured that no matter what happens neither the EU nor the US are going to invade them but Russia might, so they decided to suck up to Russia.

Pathetic? Despicable? Vomit-inducing? Yes, of course, but don't judge them too harshly - their spine was broken in 1956 and they never recovered.

I don't blame them for their cowardice just like I don't blame the Slovak kurwas (another former Hitler's ally) for theirs. Tiny nations, tiny hearts.
Torq  21 | 2002
14 Oct 2025   #219
@grabber

Anyways, as you have probably realised by now, I am a huge and incorrigible Russophile. My love for Russia stretches from from Volga to Yenisey, as my favourite Russian band sings. ❤️

That's why in the current conflict I would have been very tempted to have much more sympathy for the Russian side if it wasn't for the bald KGB dwarf at helm of your country. His lies and delusions of grandeur were always annoying, but he crossed the threshold of total idiocy recently when he blamed Poland for the outbreak of WW2 because we didn't succumb to Hitler's demands. So, basically, the idiot is blaming Poland for not joining the anti-comintern pact and not invading the Soviet Union together with the Third Reich and their multiple allies.

Can you even conceive of such mental retardation? Hitler was two, maybe three, divisions short of taking Moscow in 1941. It was all balanced on a knife-edge. Imagine if he had about 50 Polish divisions available to him back then (still including many veterans of the Polish-Soviet war). That's what your botox-filled leader thinks should have happened - he's dragging your country down. He is an insult to Вечная Россия and her soul.
OP Korvinus  8 | 844
14 Oct 2025   #220
If you really are happy about the coming war

I am really happy that that ongoing war is going to an end.
They can think that because they have nuclear wespon

Funnily enough Russia won't be a great power. Economically it's nothing compared to behemoths like USA, EU or China. And its military prestige is in a process of being utterly compromised.
The Soviet Union was never an empire.

What you retard don't understand, USSR was just another coat of paint for the same old Russian imperialism. Ideologies and flag colors change, but Russia always wants to subdue everyone around. Whether it is under the rule of an orthodox tzar, a communist gensek or a cleptocratic president.
They want NATO away from Russia ...

That's bullshit.

Russia got most of Ukraine including Kyiv in 1667 in the Truce of Andruszewo (was supposed to return Kyiv to Poland after 2 years, but never did so).

Did it stop Russian advance westward? Of course not. Russians didn't stop until most of Poland, including Warsaw became part of the empire.

If you want to live peacefully with Russia you need to be a member of an alliance Moscow fears too much to chimp out.
mafketis  43 | 11870
14 Oct 2025   #221
their spine was broken in 1956 and they never recovered.

Forget 1956 (now Orban seems to agree with russia that it was a 'fascist rebellion'....)

Hungary has never gotten over Trianon. It's been revealed Hungarian troops massed along the border with Ukraine at war's start and if Kyiv had fallen they would have invaded from the west to get Kárpátalja (Zakarpacie) and Hungarian agents have since been in the area trying to guage public reactions to a potential Hungarian invasion...

Should Orban manage to overturn even a minor part of Trianon he'd be a national hero 10 times what putin was after the Crimean invasion.

So there's that....
Torq  21 | 2002
14 Oct 2025   #222
Kárpátalja (Zakarpacie)

What? Hungarians are only about 8% minority there (that's how many remains after the initial 10-12% of pre-SMO Hungarian population). What kind of a retard incorporates a region with 92% foreign population into his country's mainland? How would he keep the region and control it (assuming the international community would allow him the incorporation)?

You're right that Trianon f*cked up Hungarian heads immensely (I wrote about it here as well) but only a madman would try to "overturn" it, even partially.
cms neuf  1 | 2300
14 Oct 2025   #223
Hungarian agents have since been in the area trying to guage public reactions to a potential Hungarian invasion

I don't know about public reaction but Orban should rather worry about the reaction of the well trained and experienced Ukrainian army. If they can hold the NNs off for 4 years, I'm imagining that a Hungarian invasion would be something like a comic opera.

I don't know in reality how many Hungarians still obsess about this - probably around 52 percent which seems to be the way to win elections these days. The other 48 percent who speak English, pay most of the taxes and just want normal prosperous lives would probably be horrified by the idea
Novichok  8 | 11328
14 Oct 2025   #224
about the reaction of the well trained and experienced Ukrainian army.

The well-trained part is dead or in Poland.

Teens and seniors are not well-trained. The former want to date and fvck. The latter like rocking on the front porch under a blanket.

"Well-trained" needs a hyphen, Golden Moron.
Bobko  28 | 2913
14 Oct 2025   #225
its military prestige is in a process of being utterly compromised.

In the world I live in - the real world - all of NATO is busy studying Russia's war lessons and ringing the alarm bells that Russia's army is incomparably more experienced than their own militaries.

Russia and Ukraine are writing the textbook for how wars will be fought in the 21st century.

Most of what you lot have been investing in between 2022-2025 will be completely useless in the next conflict.
cms neuf  1 | 2300
14 Oct 2025   #226
Russia and Ukraine are writing the textbook for how wars will be fought in the 21st century.

Ukraine are at least

The North Nigerians are writing the book on how war was fought in the 19th century
Bobko  28 | 2913
14 Oct 2025   #227
The North Nigerians are writing the book on how war was fought in the 19th century

I admire you, I truly do.
Torq  21 | 2002
14 Oct 2025   #228
I don't know if 'admire' is the word you want. ;)
Ironside  53 | 13893
14 Oct 2025   #229
About NATO intervention in Ukr.

Not happening, unless Putin moves against NATO countries in some serious encroachment.
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only a madman would try to "overturn" it, even partially.

Lame excuse as being too pusfied by the Soviest to be able to do anything.
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all of NATO is busy studying Russia's war lessons

Indeed, I don't know where those people keep their heads, and don't want to know. I mean cmf and korvinus.
Torq  21 | 2002
14 Oct 2025   #230
Lame excuse

Yes, yes - I know you still want Lwów. I just don't know what the f*ck for.

There's hardly any Poles there now, only a swarm of neo-banderists - a veritable vipers' nest.
Ironside  53 | 13893
14 Oct 2025   #231
I know you still want Lwów. I just don't know what the f*ck for.

To make a point. You love Bandera and his sick Fs, not in Lwów. Pack your suitcase there you go! Also, those are ancient Polish lands, a part of the Polish Crown for 700 years.
Bobko  28 | 2913
14 Oct 2025   #232
I don't know where those people keep their heads, and don't want to know.

People like this... are why Russia failed in its initial invasion plan.

I've written about this many times before - but for anyone who was watching closely during the period 2014-2022, it was exceedingly clear that a war with Ukraine will not be an easy one.

Thankfully, 98% of Russians were high on the euphoria of Crimea. To them - it was just "one more push, and Ukraine is done".

Everyone who was arguing that "no, the Ukrainians are in fact much stronger than you think", became immediately a HOHOL and a person who loves to copulate with pigs.

Russia was filled with CMS Neufs and Mafketises.

They are worse than the enemy - because they are close to your bosom.

When sh*t really gets hard - they will be nowhere to be found - with their former jingoism. They will shift the narrative, and begin to sing a different song.

Underestimating the enemy - oldest mistake in the book.
Torq  21 | 2002
14 Oct 2025   #233
a part of the Polish Crown

You surely know when the last Polish king reigned. A long time ago.

Why do we need a huge minority within our borders, concentrated in one area? Dmowski would shudder at the thought. He wanted internal cohesion and ethnically uniform nation - the opposite of what incorporating Lviv Oblast would achieve.
Ironside  53 | 13893
14 Oct 2025   #234
Why do we need a huge minority within our borders,

Seems we have one already without gaining any territory.
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Underestimating the enemy - oldest mistake in the book.

Those people must be idiots; it has not happened for the first time. Different times, different countries, and different people, but still idiots.
Torq  21 | 2002
14 Oct 2025   #235
Seems we have one already

Spread all over Poland, in Gdańsk and Warsaw, Wrocław and Kraków, and even small towns like Mława or Kwidzyn. That's very much different than having 2.5 million Ukrainians concentrated in one Oblast/Voivodship where they are an overwhelming majority.
Bobko  28 | 2913
14 Oct 2025   #236
Those people must be idiots; it has not happened for the first time. Different times, different countries, and different people, but still idiots.

These idiots exist in all times and all places. They are the belonging of all humankind.

There is a strong impetus within human psychology, to achieve comfort - through outright denial of unpleasant facts.

It's neither Russian, nor Polish, nor American.

To be honest - it's probably better than them being scared.
cms neuf  1 | 2300
14 Oct 2025   #237
People like this... are why Russia failed in its initial invasion plan.

The stab in the back theory - always beloved of Nazis.

Nope, in fact the people responsible for the failure were in the helicopters, with no ammo, no GPS, no fuel and a half liter of crappy vodka swilling around their tiny minds

And their commanders who didn't let on to Putler that an invasion would be tricky
Bobko  28 | 2913
14 Oct 2025   #238
@cms neuf

Many pretty words - but what is the remainder?

What can your country do to protect itself and how real is it?
Ironside  53 | 13893
14 Oct 2025   #239
The stab in the back theory

What is your point? So far, I gather you are trying to feel better about yourself while desperately clutching your glass ego and fragile self-esteem close to your chest, trying to prevent them from being shattered to pieces with the first ray of reality.
OP Korvinus  8 | 844
14 Oct 2025   #240
In the world I live in - the real world - all of NATO is busy studying Russia's war lessons and ringing the alarm bells that Russia's army is incomparably more experienced than their own militaries.

We well into year 4 of an invasion that we were told by Russia propaganda would take " 3 weeks\months to defeat Ukraine".

Its clear what the Russian military is very good at and that includes killing civilians, targeting civilians infrastructure, cannon-fodder infantry tactics, building an effective defensive line and launching lots of missiles and drones. No one should deny that, we have over 36 months of battlefield evidence to confirm this.

But no they not an effective or well trained military and they would collapse spectacularly against the US and NATO.


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