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Russian Views On Poland and Vice Versa


Novichok 4 | 8,067
26 Mar 2023 #91
Western allies have sold Poland in Yalta.

They didn't "sell". They simply did what was best for them. Going to war with the USSR over Poland was not on the list.

BTW, Mr. K, going to war with Russia over Poland today is not on our list, either. So my personal advice to you is (1) to be nice to Russia, and (2) print that Article 5 and wrinkle it to make it usable when you go number two.
pawian 224 | 24,465
26 Mar 2023 #92
my personal advice to you is (1) to be nice to Russia,

We, we will and will wait patiently until Russia disintegrates into a dozen Russtans. Then we will be even nicer to them. hahahaha
Novichok 4 | 8,067
26 Mar 2023 #93
Did you read my advice #2?
pawian 224 | 24,465
26 Mar 2023 #94
No, coz I only read the beginnings of your posts. The rest is worthless. :):):)
Novichok 4 | 8,067
26 Mar 2023 #95
You are lying scum. If you read (1) you also read (2).
Can you print on toilet paper?
pawian 224 | 24,465
26 Mar 2023 #96
If you read (1) you also read (2).

No, I swear to Lady God, I didn`t read no 2 from your post. I only glanced at it without reading.
Novichok 4 | 8,067
26 Mar 2023 #97
(2) print A5 and wipe your ass with it.
pawian 224 | 24,465
26 Mar 2023 #98
Not so fast. I will do it when it ACTUALLY proves void. :):):)
Novichok 4 | 8,067
26 Mar 2023 #99
It's not void, but the US - aka NATO - ain't suicidal, either.
Keep that in mind, stupid Polaks, when you decide to poke Russia with a bigger stick.
Velund 1 | 633
26 Mar 2023 #100
How "destruction of the last vestiges of the letter and spirit of the Yalta agreements" is a bad thing?

Because current Polish statehood and significant part of current Polish territory is based on agreements of Yalta and its "derivatives". No Yalta anymore - many questions arise.
pawian 224 | 24,465
26 Mar 2023 #101
No Yalta anymore - many questions arise.

Also about Kaliningrad..... hahahaha And Kuril Islands as well.......
mafketis 37 | 10,906
26 Mar 2023 #102
No Yalta anymore - many questions arise

Just stay in your own terrible country and there won't be any problems. You are not a force of good or civilization... all you export is violence and crime....

Stop while you still can and learn to be happy in the borders you are currently allowed to have.
Velund 1 | 633
26 Mar 2023 #103
Just stay in your own terrible country and there won't be any problems.

Putin offered many years ago to build mutually acceptable international security system on European continent. US deep state and NATO was simply not interested (no wars - no orders to MIC, no threat - no need to spend a lot for most of NATO toys), so now ukrainians die for their profit and poles is in preparation for delivery to slaughterhouse.
jon357 74 | 22,051
26 Mar 2023 #104
mutually acceptable

NATO was simply not interested

In which case it wasn't 'mutually acceptable' then, was it...

Poland chose NATO.
Novichok 4 | 8,067
26 Mar 2023 #105
Great post, Velund.

youtu.be/3zUJAvB56a4

I wish the Russia haters here would watch this video, but I know they will not.
It confirms what you just said that the USSR actually wanted to be part of NATO. The Western scum saw this as a profit killer and, of course, refused.
mafketis 37 | 10,906
26 Mar 2023 #106
utin offered many years ago to build mutually acceptable international security system on European continen

No he didn't.

ukrainians die for their profit

Ukrainians are dying because russia is a country full of psychotic violent maniacs who express their self-hatred through aggression against their neighbors... terrible country with an awful and inferior culture that no one else wants....
Velund 1 | 633
26 Mar 2023 #107
Poland chose NATO.

We respect sovereign choice of Poland. Their number is 2 in line to slaughterhouse.

No he didn't.

If you was too busy masturbating in time of live translation of historic speeches, it is your own problem. Reply available only in russian language.
Paulina 16 | 4,379
26 Mar 2023 #108
Putin offered many years ago to build mutually acceptable international security system on European continent.

;D
"Putin/RuSSia" and "mutually" doesn't go together. Putin/RuSSia was and is only interested in building what is "acceptable" to Putin/RuSSia. And that's the problem.

We respect sovereign choice of Poland. Their number is 2 in line to slaughterhouse.

Aren't RuSSians "lovely" people or what?? lol

Published just today - a long and interesting interview about RuSSia with professor Hieronim Grala, a co-author of the book "Wataha Putina" ("Putin's Pack") - it looks like he has a lot of knowledge about RuSSia, RuSSian culture and politics (GefreiterKania will probably like this interview):

wiadomosci.wp.pl/prof-grala-polskie-myslenie-o-rosji-to-brud-smrod-i-onuce-wielki-blad-6879967931013952a
GefreiterKania 35 | 1,396
26 Mar 2023 #109
Poland. Their number is 2 in line to slaughterhouse.

How do you say "bring it on, bi*tches" in Russian? :)

GefreiterKania will probably like this interview

I read the interview and indeed I like it. This war saddened my Russophile heart, and it saddens me even more that I know exactly how it will end for Russia. Oh, well... maybe it's for the better. Death, redemption and resurrection. Poland went through the same process after all.
Novichok 4 | 8,067
26 Mar 2023 #110
"Putin/RuSSia" and "mutually" doesn't go together.

Another dumb statement...The US trusted the USSR and Russia enough to sign many agreements. Your Polish mental disorders are your own problem.

Aren't RuSSians "lovely" people or what?? lol

Aren't Polaks morons with that SS?. Enough already...we know you want to be cute and creative ...

I know exactly how it will end for Russia.

No, you don't. If you did, Russians would know it, too. Their actions point to the exact opposite.

But I agree about sadness...So many good men dead over a simple agreement that can be signed in five minutes.
Paulina 16 | 4,379
26 Mar 2023 #111
..The US trusted the USSR and Russia enough to sign many agreements.

What's the problem then?

Enough already...

No.
Novichok 4 | 8,067
26 Mar 2023 #112
What's the problem then?

You and your kind with your cute oneliners...

"Putin/RuSSia" and "mutually" doesn't go together.

...just like "woman" and "brains".
Velund 1 | 633
26 Mar 2023 #113
Another dumb statement...

It doesn't matter that much anyway. Once it was proven that NATO is not interested in search of any forms of mutually acceptable security configuration with Russia, new configuration of Eurasian security will have to be mutually acceptable to Russia and China.
Paulina 16 | 4,379
26 Mar 2023 #114
@Novichok, could you focus on the topic of this thread? Or is this too much of a problem for you? lol
Novichok 4 | 8,067
26 Mar 2023 #115
Don't you want to hear an opinion from a Russian aka Novichok?
Paulina 16 | 4,379
26 Mar 2023 #116
@Novichok, to be honest, I'm not interested in any opinion from you, whoever you are lol :)))
Miloslaw 19 | 4,981
26 Mar 2023 #117
the "barbarians" who won WW2 and liberated Poland.

You call 50 years of oppression "liberation"???Hahahaha!

The US and the UK were perfectly happy with Stalin as a dear ally.

No they weren't!!
They were simply being pragmatic and wanted to beat Germany.
And they would deal with whatever came afterwards then....unfortunately Stalin won that one.
Novichok 4 | 8,067
26 Mar 2023 #118
You call 50 years of oppression "liberation"???Hahahaha!

I didn't feel "oppressed". Today, try to say at any US university that men cannot get pregnant or that transholes should not be able to enter women's restrooms and you will know what "oppression" means. Or that Russia is right and NATO is evil... Just as a test...
Velund 1 | 633
26 Mar 2023 #119
I didn't feel "oppressed".

Milo had this feeling for you, and very much so. Britain is a very special land - everything is seen and felt much better from there. ;) ;)
Novichok 4 | 8,067
27 Mar 2023 #120
Here is what I got from the Soviet Union and "communist" Poland:

1. Poland free of Germans
2. Free apartment
3. Free education
4. Free medical care
5. Low crime
6. No graffiti
7. Palac Kultury
8. Two parties and elections every four years.
9. No reason to hate them


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