The Situation in the Ukraine. #11

Hisroyalhighness wrote:

magnumcromagnon wrote:Some of that money probably went to the late-Nemtsov:

Since 1992, we have provided $20 billion to Russia to support pursuit of transition to the peaceful, prosperous, democratic state its people deserve - Victoria Nuland

Why are so many Americans butt-hurt.. I'm an American and I do agree with their views... Ever since we gained our independence, we've only had 21 years of no war. Every president finds something wrong somewhere in the world and dispatches military power to tackle it, leaving behind dead bodies and ruined infrastructure and people hell mad at us. Whether it was nuclear bombing of japan, Iraq invasion base don a lie, Vietnam or ISIS, which was initially funded and supported by the US and its allies. Maybe its time to step back and reevaluate, we might be the problem. 

So is there a change in thinking at Ivy League universities?. I recently read that Princeton was teaching that America is an oligarchy and not a democracy. I also recently read that a bunch of students at Harvard Business School mentioned that the business practices they were being taught were unethical. If you think about it, you have to be pretty bright to get into these schools, and it's inevitable that some students will start questioning the status quo.

Thank God these students know their politics. I love how offended some of you are, and you should be because as Americans the leaders are to blame. I'm an American citizen and I love my country dearly but I hate who runs it. The corruption is obvious in America since the beginning, from supporting Hitler in gassing Jews through Ig Farben to the discussion Rep. McCaul had with John Kerry about how we've funded in support of the group we refer to today as ISIS. SUPPORT THE AMERICAN PEOPLE NOT THE AMERICAN POLITICIANS! 

Werewolf wrote:Funny how US Marines believe themselfs to be the "best" and act like they are some special forces, they very average in comperision on global stage with lot of naval infantries, from equipment actually subpar.

Lothar von Trotha wrote:

Werewolf wrote:Funny how US Marines believe themselfs to be the "best" and act like they are some special forces, they very average in comperision on global stage with lot of naval infantries, from equipment actually subpar.

Werewolf, they dont have to be the best. It's enough for them to be roughly on par with the rest of the first world and US industrial base will do the rest in every conventional war.

Also bear in mind that military power is just one type of power projection, the other is soft power - and on that battlefield America simply crushes everyone else.

Lothar von Trotha wrote:Dude, you dont like it, I I dont like it, but It's true. Most scientific innovations originate in the US, the entire world learns English, listens to American music, wears American clothing brands, and eats American food. Ambitious young people from all around the world want to study in the US. US is the ultimate trend setter in literały everything.

Without breaking that monopoly - you will not change geopolitical situation.

flamming_python wrote:I appreciate American culture, soft power, its contribution in science, engineering, innovation, service, entertainment, etc... too

That doesn't mean I, or you have to like its hegemony though, and we are far from alone in such views, very far from alone.

Yes, there is much to look to America for. But many of those who look to it want to take the good from it; not the bad, and not its political control. You conflate all these things, but in reality I think that of those political conscious and aware people, more people think like me, than anything else.

Werewolf wrote:

flamming_python wrote:I appreciate American culture, soft power, its contribution in science, engineering, innovation, service, entertainment, etc... too

That doesn't mean I, or you have to like its hegemony though, and we are far from alone in such views, very far from alone.

Yes, there is much to look to America for. But many of those who look to it want to take the good from it; not the bad, and not its political control. You conflate all these things, but in reality I think that of those political conscious and aware people, more people think like me, than anything else.

There is no such thing as an american culture, the culture there was wiped out from the face of the earth. Now some idiot collonials are there that have forgotten their heritage for the most part and believe this is their land and they are "Americans". They never had and never will have cultures, except if you count hypocrisy and warmongering as a culture, 239 years of existence only 12 years without war....great culture.

TR1 wrote:

Werewolf wrote:

flamming_python wrote:I appreciate American culture, soft power, its contribution in science, engineering, innovation, service, entertainment, etc... too

That doesn't mean I, or you have to like its hegemony though, and we are far from alone in such views, very far from alone.

Yes, there is much to look to America for. But many of those who look to it want to take the good from it; not the bad, and not its political control. You conflate all these things, but in reality I think that of those political conscious and aware people, more people think like me, than anything else.

There is no such thing as an american culture, the culture there was wiped out from the face of the earth. Now some idiot collonials are there that have forgotten their heritage for the most part and believe this is their land and they are "Americans". They never had and never will have cultures, except if you count hypocrisy and warmongering as a culture, 239 years of existence only 12 years without war....great culture.

This is coming from a German.

You guys really showed your culture in the 20th century.

'Militia spokesman' says they found almost 400 bodies of #Ukraine troops found at #Donetsk airport - Interfax via @wavetossed

Werewolf wrote:

TR1 wrote:

Werewolf wrote:

flamming_python wrote:I appreciate American culture, soft power, its contribution in science, engineering, innovation, service, entertainment, etc... too

That doesn't mean I, or you have to like its hegemony though, and we are far from alone in such views, very far from alone.

Yes, there is much to look to America for. But many of those who look to it want to take the good from it; not the bad, and not its political control. You conflate all these things, but in reality I think that of those political conscious and aware people, more people think like me, than anything else.

There is no such thing as an american culture, the culture there was wiped out from the face of the earth. Now some idiot collonials are there that have forgotten their heritage for the most part and believe this is their land and they are "Americans". They never had and never will have cultures, except if you count hypocrisy and warmongering as a culture, 239 years of existence only 12 years without war....great culture.

This is coming from a German.

You guys really showed your culture in the 20th century.

Uneducated retarded american again, my country isn't just fucking 239 years old, it has long history but retarded americans who had not a single year of peace are focusing on Hitler alone one short period among centuries, funny coming from americans the genocider country no.1!

TR1 wrote:

Werewolf wrote:

TR1 wrote:

Werewolf wrote:

flamming_python wrote:I appreciate American culture, soft power, its contribution in science, engineering, innovation, service, entertainment, etc... too

That doesn't mean I, or you have to like its hegemony though, and we are far from alone in such views, very far from alone.

Yes, there is much to look to America for. But many of those who look to it want to take the good from it; not the bad, and not its political control. You conflate all these things, but in reality I think that of those political conscious and aware people, more people think like me, than anything else.

There is no such thing as an american culture, the culture there was wiped out from the face of the earth. Now some idiot collonials are there that have forgotten their heritage for the most part and believe this is their land and they are "Americans". They never had and never will have cultures, except if you count hypocrisy and warmongering as a culture, 239 years of existence only 12 years without war....great culture.

This is coming from a German.

You guys really showed your culture in the 20th century.

Uneducated retarded american again, my country isn't just fucking 239 years old, it has long history but retarded americans who had not a single year of peace are focusing on Hitler alone one short period among centuries, funny coming from americans the genocider country no.1!

Whatever helps you sleep at night Adolf.

Nobody has been as efficient at mass genocide as you culturally superior Germans. Gotta hand it to you.

Hisroyalhighness wrote:Time to update the ignore list. 

flamming_python wrote:
I'm telling you, there's 5 of them

What number are you up to now?

Gotta catch 'em all!

Hard to believe, but this is 100% true. Last night there was absolutely no shelling in #Donetsk. #Ukrainians finally pulled back their arty.

Werewolf wrote:Really, a fucking 150 mln people around the globe two entire continens have been ereased by anglo sucksons which your shit country currently is and you hypocritical genociders by nature are talking shit? Glashouse, pal.

John Pilger wrote:The British historian Mark Curtis estimates the death toll (only of the US interventions worldwide, not counting UKs)) in the millions (and counting). In every case, a big lie was deployed.

flamming_python wrote:I appreciate American culture, soft power, its contribution in science, engineering, innovation, service, entertainment, etc... too

That doesn't mean I, or you have to like its hegemony though, and we are far from alone in such views, very far from alone.

Yes, there is much to look to America for. But many of those who look to it want to take the good from it; not the bad, and not its political control. You conflate all these things, but in reality I think that of those political conscious and aware people, more people think like me, than anything else.

flamming_python wrote:I appreciate American culture, soft power, its contribution in science, engineering, innovation, service, entertainment, etc... too

That doesn't mean I, or you have to like its hegemony though, and we are far from alone in such views, very far from alone.

Yes, there is much to look to America for. But many of those who look to it want to take the good from it; not the bad, and not its political control. You conflate all these things, but in reality I think that of those political conscious and aware people, more people think like me, than anything else.