Russian special military operation in Ukraine #22

Podlodka77 wrote:

Big_Gazza wrote:

Podlodka77 wrote:

Wow.    There is an unmistakable correlation between the old borders of the Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth and the preponderance of Ukro-savage mentality.  Its clear how the disease has spead into the Russian-speaking areas, like a virus working its way into adjacent populations.

I guess we now know where the borders of Novorossiya need to drawn, and the cleansing flames of TOS then applied....

Broski wrote:

Big_Gazza wrote:

Podlodka77 wrote:

Wow.    There is an unmistakable correlation between the old borders of the Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth and the preponderance of Ukro-savage mentality.  Its clear how the disease has spead into the Russian-speaking areas, like a virus working its way into adjacent populations.

I guess we now know where the borders of Novorossiya need to drawn, and the cleansing flames of TOS then applied....

Podlodka77 wrote:No, my friend, thats too much for Poland. For them only Lvov  and Ivano-Frankovsk.

Big_Gazza wrote:

Podlodka77 wrote:No, my friend, thats too much for Poland. For them only Lvov  and Ivano-Frankovsk.

Agreed, but i think that any territory is too much for them.  They have freely chosen to be Russias avowed enemy and for that reason Russia should allow them nothing.

We also need to be cognizant of the security of Belarus. Polish (ie NATO) control over any significant portion of the Belarussian southern border is an existential threat to Minsk.  NATO will stop at nothing in their efforts to destabilise Belarus the way it has done to Ukropisstain. They will fail hard in Ukr but Evil never rests, and they will come after Minsk once they have finally extracted the razor-bladed dildo from their arse (Russias gift, richly deserved) and sufficently recovered their morale and energies...

...Discover that for one thing, the roads are better than anywhere in the rest of Ukraine. Damn those Russians.

Just a bit of humor.

GarryB wrote:

...Discover that for one thing, the roads are better than anywhere in the rest of Ukraine. Damn those Russians.

Just a bit of humor.

If you listen to the west they are there to steal resources,  but as usual western propaganda gets things arse backwards...

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ALAMO wrote:

This one is interesting, as represents a soldier from a newly formed 3rd Army Corps.
A 60-70k men strong, all equipped with new toys like T-90M, 80BWM, BPM-3, Typhoons, AK-12, newest Ratnik sets with new body armor.
Voluntary manned, a fresh-new strike corps armed to the teeth, heading west. Wonder why?

LMFS wrote:
It is sad that Russians get that radical and ideological instead of understanding that it is the Western leadership that needs them gone for objective reasons, those elites being the same lot that is now killing their "own" population and turning them into slaves. No need for BS about genetics and son on, it is juts greed and the resulting brain rot and farcical ideological justifications that always follow it.

Podlodka77 wrote:The Bolsheviks are still killing the Russians, indirectly.. Russian Empire created this, the red vermin sold it and destroyed it. I can't list all the evils that the USSR inflicted on Russia, there is no end. The Russian Empire created this, the reds divided and created a fictional nation with no identity - USSR.
Damned red worms..
Given that Putin is a believer, as well as the close circle around him, I somehow glimpse what will be taken from the current Ukroshitstan.

flamming_python wrote:

Podlodka77 wrote:The Bolsheviks are still killing the Russians, indirectly.. Russian Empire created this, the red vermin sold it and destroyed it. I can't list all the evils that the USSR inflicted on Russia, there is no end. The Russian Empire created this, the reds divided and created a fictional nation with no identity - USSR.
Damned red worms..
Given that Putin is a believer, as well as the close circle around him, I somehow glimpse what will be taken from the current Ukroshitstan.

Someone mentioned Petlyura's Ukrainian National Republic. In fact that state did not start with him, and it was already being prepared prior to the Bolshevik Revolution in October. The plans already in motion by the summer of 1917, that's to say after the February Revolution and abdication of the Tsar.

When the Germans pressed terms at Brest-Litovsk; they forced the Bolsheviks to concede to a German puppet-state in the Ukraine. This was really the Ukraine's birth.

So calm down Francis, the Ukraine did not start nor did it end with the 'red vermin'.
In fact it was the reds who regathered almost all Russian Imperial lands. In the Ukraine, they found enough allies among Ukrainian communists and working class, to proclaim the Ukrainian SSR - and overran the UNR in fairly short order. Had they not made any allies there, this part of the Civil War would have gone on a lot longer, maybe comparable to what it is now.

And let me say it again - there was nothing wrong with the Bolshevik project, the Ukrainian SSR. It was a very successful and developed republic in all measures, and completely loyal to its neighbour Russia as it was all the same country.
The trouble is what came after it and the USSR. The Ukraine has basically reverted to what it was however briefly as the UNR; a nationalist Western-puppet state controlled by its oligarchs/landowners.