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originally posted by: JustAnotherHappyCamper
After being trolled online/offline by some "locals" and "Americans" I decided to go to a "Russian" office of culture of something to ask for the area code, to share some "huge" conspiracy with RT. I show him the video and he told me that he didn't see anyone asking me to stare at the sun, but at least he gave me the area code. When I reached my house and saw the area code, the number was: 007, such a cool troll.
originally posted by: Cutepants
a reply to: Dalamax
lol, no. A court can come up with their own definition for anything if you let them. They can decide that men are actually women or whatever. That doesn't mean I'm uneducated for not caring about the technicalities of their definition.
If a court can just make up whatever rules they want, then that's not justice at all, is it? That court is reduced into a tool of oppression. Just like the court that convicted these soldiers.
originally posted by: RussianTroll
Hello ATS!
Mr. Kissinger is a Jewish veteran of World War II and the organizer of the denazification of the city of Krefeld. I am sure that he understands the current situation much better than the idiots who now manage US policy. It is for this reason that the old diplomat is dangerous for Russia. Russia's interests do not imply any reconciliation. The Russians need to break and destroy the modern West, the resumption of normal equal relations with the US and Europe would be a disaster for Russia.
originally posted by: RussianTroll
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There is only one way for Russia to protect itself from the betrayal of the West - to keep the West in the position of a dangerous open enemy until the West suffers a convincing defeat in the spirit of the Soviet 1992. .....
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After that, help the West carry out a total purge of the elites, removing not only Henry Kissinger, who dreams of setting Russia against China, but also all the promoters of the American agenda, and all warmongers, into a shameful retirement.
originally posted by: RussianTroll
There is only one way for Russia to protect itself from the betrayal of the West - to keep the West in the position of a dangerous open enemy until the West suffers a convincing defeat in the spirit of the Soviet 1992. After that, help the West carry out a total purge of the elites, removing not only Henry Kissinger, who dreams of setting Russia against China, but also all the promoters of the American agenda, and all warmongers, into a shameful retirement.
Since Russia is a peaceful country, and since a big war is not in Russian interests, Russia will not seek the defeat of the West by military force. Defend - yes, attack first - no. But most likely, you won’t have to defend yourself, since frank psychopaths still do not have access to military levers in the West, they are allowed to the “post a tweet” button, but not to the “launch a rocket” button.
originally posted by: RussianTroll
It follows that Russia has one weapon left - time. The Russian task is to sever as many ties with the West as possible and wait until it collapses under the weight of its own problems.
originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: anonentity
Hello, my friend. I'll try to answer your question.
1. Of course, the West is forcing Russia to take some steps. He just leaves her no choice. For example, back in November, Putin offered ways out of the crisis, but they did not listen to him, on the contrary, they made the situation even more dangerous. Putin responded, and six months later the West proposes to return to the November proposals. But now it is no longer possible, the situation has changed a lot and then the Russian people will not understand Putin.
In general, the West cannot understand that Putin's first proposal is always the softest one. Then it gets much tougher. They do not accept the first, the situation worsens for them, they think about accepting, but "the train is already leaving", and the West is faced with a new reality that it does not want to accept. Time passes again, the situation worsens even more, the West thinks about agreeing to accept the second proposals, which are worse for it. So time passes, the situation becomes catastrophic and the West accepts conditions that are much worse for it than the original ones. This happens in all areas - politics, economics, energy, etc. The only problem is how to "save face". But experts in PR solve this problem.
2. Now Russian society is so united that the authorities do not need to study public opinion. The peoples of Russia are united now more than ever. the only task for the authorities is to replace the former hardened liberal elites with new, honest and patriotic ones so that this happens with minimal losses. After all, any breakdown always comes with losses. Therefore, in Russia everything happens slowly and carefully, without sudden movements. society understands this and supports the authorities.
Thank you.
originally posted by: anonentity
a reply to: RussianTroll
Refusing cheap Russian gas to keep warm was not a decision made by those who must decide if they can buy food or electricity because many in the west can't afford both.
No rational person wants anything from Russia except friendship and stronger cultural ties.
originally posted by: RussianTroll
2. Now Russian society is so united that the authorities do not need to study public opinion. The peoples of Russia are united now more than ever. the only task for the authorities is to replace the former hardened liberal elites with new, honest and patriotic ones so that this happens with minimal losses. After all, any breakdown always comes with losses. Therefore, in Russia everything happens slowly and carefully, without sudden movements. society understands this and supports the authorities.
Thank you.
originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: Cutepants
All of Europe was with Hitler. You will never get rid of this fact.
As the world-famous Russian writer Mikhail Bulgakov wrote, "manuscripts and documents do not burn."