They throw shit all around.
Consider the positive side - otherwise, it would masturbate in public.
Seeing the ape throwing shit is much more safe for your eyes.
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They have made many stupid choices in this war and that's not up for debate, boot lick all you wanr
1. Grain export from Black Sea is not dependent on Turkey and UN mediated Grain Deal anymore
2. Baltic sea has become a NATO lake after NATO enlargement. Finland closed its borders to Russian migrants.
3. Russia is cut off from western tech and is pushed towards China and is now vulnerable to Chinese pressure to give steeper discounts on oil and gas ( check the latest on power of Siberia pipeline).
Also Russia is vulnerable with its information systems infested with Huawei and is unable to complete previous weapons' orders and unable to enter new ones that require niche tech like chips.
4. Young, Urban Russians have left the country by millions.
5. Kazakhstan has joined western sanctions
6. Uzbekistan forbade its citizens from joining the SMO
7. Serbia, Russian ally in the Balkans working faster to join the EU.
8. Russia still not able to reduce the cost of oil extraction per barrel which remains one of the highest in the world.
9. All Russia's efforts are directed at the war in Ukraine. Its black sea fleet is severely affected.
10. Europe is undergoing a structural paradigm shift to finally take its security requirements seriously and militarizing itself. Even if it cannot help Ukraine right away, it would change the security landscape for Europe forever.
The Ukrainians were told that they "fed everyone", but it turned out to be the opposite. Indeed, when analysts calculated the trade balance between the RSFSR and the Ukrainian SSR, it turned out to be strongly negative, with Russia subsidizing the loss-making republics, including the Ukrainian SSR.
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Rodion_Romanovic wrote:I saw an interview (probably already from several years ago), in which the former Ukrainian president Kuchma (the country second president from 1994 to 2005) admitted that they had to lie to the people to obtain the desired results in the referendum on secession from the USSR.
The Ukrainians were told that they "fed everyone", but it turned out to be the opposite. Indeed, when analysts calculated the trade balance between the RSFSR and the Ukrainian SSR, it turned out to be strongly negative, with Russia subsidizing the loss-making republics, including the Ukrainian SSR.
As soon as the USSR collapsed, it turned out that everything supplied by Russia had to be paid for, and the economic decline of "independent Ukraine" began.
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Good that he can only use one hand at the keyboard. Otherwise he would write more stupid shit.otherwise, it would masturbate in public.
In western media SA is always a evil dictatorship unless some western politician shows up, then itIsolation of Russia in the international arena
Good. Fish in a barrel.Baltic sea has become a NATO lake
The west always claims Russia could shut down the pipes.is now vulnerable to Chinese pressure
He should tell that the Russians. It seems they don´t know that.unable to enter new ones that require niche tech like chips.
Young, Urban Russians have left the country by millions.
According to western experts most russian oil companies are making money at 10$ a barrel.ot able to reduce the cost of oil extraction per barrel
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GarryB wrote:It is ironic that the west castigates Russia for being a colonial empire, yet it was an empire in reverse... there are villages just out of Moscow that lived much worse than most people in their colonial dominion... Moscow was a reverse colonial power where the colonies often lived better than the supposed masters.
Have been saying it for quite some time... Russia is better of without the eastern european bitches and ex Soviet leeches.
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Rodion_Romanovic wrote:
The last is only partially true, at least for the Ukrainian SSR.
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ALAMO wrote:
Well, actually it is true, if we consider that from the perspective.
The fact that well into the Soviet Union Ukrainian SSSR was a production and agriculture hub was an end effect of that what Garry said.
While western powers sucked all the juices out of every colony they had - only Germany being slightly better - the Soviets pumped enormous money for the development of the edges of the empire.
The sole reason why Ukraine was in such a shape, was a fact that it was being industialized at the collective expense for decades.
That is the most ridiculous part of the whole story, when Ukrs having perfectly nothing to do with the struggle that brought Ukrainian SSSR to the status of industrial, agrarian, tech and educational power on pair with France, trying to jump into that shoes. Modern, post1991 Ukraine achieved perfectly nothing, being left with 6 (!!) nuclear power plants, giand high tech industry, and 53mln of well educated and young population.
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JohninMK wrote:The money promises fade away. I doubt that the 50B Euro will actually come through.
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Arkanghelsk wrote:White House: there is a high risk of confrontation between the U.S. Armed Forces and Russia after its victory in the Special Military Operation
The U.S. considers it highly likely that the U.S. military will participate in the confrontation with Russian troops in the event of Russia's victory in Ukraine, said White House strategic communications coordinator John Kirby.
"The American military is very likely to have to get involved if (Russian President Vladimir - ed.) Putin will win a strategic victory in Ukraine," he told reporters at a briefing.
Earlier on Wednesday, U.S. President Joe Biden said that he was confident in Russia's attack on NATO countries after the victory in Ukraine.
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They're saying this, because they will order NATO to cutoff Kaliningrad
At that point the new leningrad military district will have to advance on the right flank of the Ukrainian military zone into the baltics to force a corridor to Kaliningrad
That's why the Polish are talking about imminent war, and now the Americans also begin to circulate the dramatic effect of a Russian victory in Ukraine
As I said, Russia will not negotiate with NATO about security, the war will expand into NATO and demilitarization will commence, should they attempt anything on Kaliningrad and block the gulf of Finland
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Odin of Ossetia wrote:
I think the Polish imminent war will be against the Ukrainian fifth column currently present in Poland.
http://michalw.narod.ru/index-Truth.html
http://asaland.proboards.com/thread/460/land-zamosc-zamojszczyzna-1942-1944
https://www.thefirstnews.com/article/over-100000-slaughtered-with-axes-pitchforks-scythes-and-knives-the-wolyn-massacre-started-76-years-ago-today-and-lasted-for-two-years-6714
Poland is in no position to fight Russia, after giving away for free huge portion of its armaments to Ukraine.
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mnztr wrote:Polands rethoric has moderated quite a bit since Russia chewed to the summer offensive and a bunch of Poles returned home in pieces in bags. Plus you can bet the got some alarming reports from the ones that made it home alive.
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Let it come. There is no military equipment they could buy with the money.I doubt that the 50B Euro will actually come through.
Second soldier reparing the damage done to the ground.Pleasure to watch.
Back then it was just a dirty game by politicians to get rid of Gorby and funnel money into their own pockets.move them inside Russia
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They are totally retarded in presenting this as a "win". NATO has always been able to close the Baltic to Russian shipping if they wanted to. Denmark and Norway are in NATO. Just look at a map. Having the Baltics and Finland in NATO changes this 0%.Arkanghelsk wrote:You understand what Poland is doing? They, along with Baltic and Finland want to choke the baltic fleet from Gulf of Finland, blocking Russia in Peter
And then Poland which has Gdansk, is hungry for Kaliningrad
They want to block Russians and storm the area
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You were faster with the postJohninMK wrote:Interesting the number of screens and the detail on them in this command center.
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