Real losses of Russian troops in Ukraine

a reply to: Freeborn

You know, my friend, I completely lost my once former faith in British democracy when Barack Obama voted against Scottish independence on the Internet, and even publicly boasted about it.

You decide already, the British people were forced to vote this way, or they voted in spite of those who forced them.

I understand the questions are uncomfortable for you. But I always frankly answer the questions of the members of the forum, and I have the right to ask the same.

Prosit.

a reply to: RussianTroll

Really? Is communist Britain.....

The UK is most definitely NOT 'communist'.

....under the absolute rule of a queen.....

A Constitutional Monarchy.....nothing remotely like an Absolute Monarchy.

But of course you know all this......

I see no difference between the Queen of Britain and the General Secretary of the Communist Party.

Yes you do....there's no similarity whatsoever, again, you know that.

Totalitarianism is the same.

You should know all about Totalitarianism....brought up in the Soviet era and now living under Putin.
I can see very little difference between the likes of Brezhnev, Andropov etc and Putin.

a reply to: RussianTroll

Barack Obama voted against Scottish independence on the Internet

You're drinking to much Vodka.

a reply to: Freeborn
If, as you say, I don't know anything, then why are you talking to me? It's illogical.
I was born and raised in the USSR, and I know better than you all the signs of a communist dictatorship, excuse me.
Now Russia has long outlived its communist past, but communism has captured the Western countries and won them. There is more communism in the West than in China, but soon the West will approach North Korea in terms of communism and totalitarianism.

a reply to: RussianTroll

You know, my friend, I completely lost my once former faith in British democracy when Barack Obama voted against Scottish independence on the Internet, and even publicly boasted about it.

🤣🤣🤣
Good to see you regaining some of your former good humour.

I understand the questions are uncomfortable for you.

Nothing is uncomfortable for me moy malen'kiy putin.
I see things how I see them and say it like I see it.....I'm under no illusions.😉

But I always frankly answer the questions of the members of the forum, and I have the right to ask the same.

I don't mind what questions you ask.....not sure some people in a certain citadel will see it the same way.😉

Na Zdorovie

a reply to: RussianTroll

If, as you say, I don't know anything,.....

I've never said you don't know anything....I said you know full well that the UK isn't a communist state, the difference between Constitutional and Absolute Monarchy's and that there are some striking similarities between Putin and his Soviet predecessors.

.... then why are you talking to me?

Because I like talking to you.
You make me laugh sometimes, you make me think sometimes.

I don't like it when you spout the Putin propaganda.....but I understand why.

a reply to: Freeborn

You flatter me. Putin is absolutely popular in Russia. The peoples of many countries of the world dream that they have a leader like Putin and protect their interests.
I'm too small to even call me "little Putin".))))
I'm just RT

a reply to: Freeborn

Communism is not Lenin and Stalin. Communism is Trotsky with Rothschild. It is he who wins in the West.

originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: putnam6

Let's just look at where NATO troops and Russian troops were 25 years ago, and where they are now. In my opinion, this is a great illustration of who is the aggressor and who is defending himself.

You know full well even if it is US UK/RUSSIA which side is currently killing more innocents in Ukraine? please note I said Ukraine you can't pull other current or previous America hotspots out of your анус

I said specifically this exercise wasn't about past history and what happened during the Bolshevik revolution, LOL what's next the nazis wiped out the wooly mammoth 10,000 years ago in the fields around Kyiv.

I love history and believe the doomed to repeat it cliche, to a point. However, every answer to the world's modern-day problems isn't in a history book either. Plenty of 21st-century variables are being thrown into the mix, or am I to believe your are the same RT you were 25 years ago?

originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: Freeborn

You know, my friend, I completely lost my once former faith in British democracy when Barack Obama voted against Scottish independence on the Internet, and even publicly boasted about it.

You decide already, the British people were forced to vote this way, or they voted in spite of those who forced them.

I understand the questions are uncomfortable for you. But I always frankly answer the questions of the members of the forum, and I have the right to ask the same.

Prosit.

No one has ever forced us how to vote

a reply to: putnam6

Why are you so concerned about the anus? This gives me some misgivings about.... Well, you get the idea.

You don't have to think for me. If you think it's creative, it actually sucks.

originally posted by: midicon
a reply to: Freeborn

He lost me 2 minutes in when he repeated the 900 bases lie.

You can only come even remotely close to that number if you count every piece of land the military owns as a "base." Got a radio tower inside a fence on top of a mountain? Yes, that less-than-an-acre installation is a "base."

Guy lost all credibility with that nonsense.

a reply to: Oldcarpy2

Or maybe it's just an illusion?

originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: putnam6

Why are you so concerned about the anus? This gives me some misgivings about.... Well, you get the idea.

You don't have to think for me. If you think it's creative, it actually sucks.

It just seems all your answers are historically based, and yes no matter the question that where it seems you go to is always from the past even if the question is about today/now.

I don't want to think for you, it's why I am asking the same questions and your answers are за чушь(is that better) and pretend it's a legit answer.

It's pretty simple, Im asking your opinion so approximately when does Russia withdraw? and how much territory is it going to want to keep?


Im thinking no way it ends this year, mainly because Putin isn't giving up those territories in eastern Ukraine anytime soon.

a reply to: face23785

I've still been listening to this, because I do read and listen to things that I don't necessarily agree with.

The sad part is he actually makes a few good points here and there, but then he shoots himself in the foot with so many lies and half truths and misconceptions. I was going to post about one, but I was like wait til I listen to the rest of it. Then here comes another one, and another one.

I could do an OP on everything wrong with that video.

I don't believe much of anything coming from the Ukrainian government sources. They are war mongers who would sacrifice every young guy in Ukraine to stay in power. That is my opinion, heck Zelensky would probably love if all countries joined in with him and nukes started flying and killed millions of people. He would say he should be in charge of the world because he was right about Russia.

Don't think much about the government of Ukraine myself, nobody should be siding with a war monger like him.

That is not to say I agree with Putin's actions either, but Putin did not instigate this whole thing, the west violated agreements for the last ten years or more. I think this may turn into WW111 myself. But then again, there is nothing I can do about it, the power hungry people running things on both sides won't listen to us.

a reply to: rickymouse

Ukraine is the warmonger?!!!!!!

Jeezus H Christ on a bike!

a reply to: putnam6

Putin will return all the historical lands of Russia, where Russians have always lived. After the collapse of the USSR, the Russians were defeated (although in the USSR they were outcasts under communism), but now the time has come for Che, the West is weak and falling apart, the world needs a new civilizational idea. And Russia is able to offer it. The world is tired of Western domination and despotism, new times are coming. It will be interesting)))

a reply to: RussianTroll

Put down the Vodka bottle, and step away!

Whose next in line for Soviet despotic hegemony then?

Ie, invasion by force of arms against their will and having their towns and cities reduced to rubble with more millions of displaced refugees?

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: RussianTroll

Put down the Vodka bottle, and step away!

Whose next in line for Soviet despotic hegemony then?

Ie, invasion by force of arms against their will and having their towns and cities reduced to rubble with more millions of displaced refugees?

A cool description of all the actions of NATO from Korea and Vietnam to Yugoslavia and Syria.! Especially delivers the use of two nuclear bombs against peaceful cities in Japan.
You are a star!)))