Russia is Mom: Americans love Russia and thank the Russians

a reply to: surfer_soul

Only way to get them around a peace table is with a gun pointed directly at their heads.

Tends to end badly because there is no sincerity.

Violence is the only language these psychopaths really understand.

And yet we keep on putting them in charge and voting them into power, the mind boggles really.

Best thing to do is mass disobedience. Tell where to stick their orders/agendas they need us not the other way round.

If they wish to send people off to die it should be their own sorts first in the queue or at least leading from the front.

Somehow i imagine wars would be fewer and further between if they fought their own battles as opposed to having others do it for them.

a reply to: Nexttimemaybe

Looks like the east of Ukraine is almost done and the special operation, therefore, is almost complete.

Think you might find Putin's war in Ukraine was supposed to curtail NATO expansion in Europe.

And yet all his ""special military operation"" will have achieved is to double Russia's borders with NATO nations once Sweden and Finland join the list.

Smart thinking Vladimir, nobody saw that one coming.

a reply to: RussianTroll

I feel no enmity towards the Russian people.....I just wish you'd hurry up and get rid of that crank Putin so we can all just get on with our lives.

You been on holiday?

originally posted by: Freeborn
a reply to: RussianTroll

I feel no enmity towards the Russian people.....I just wish you'd hurry up and get rid of that crank Putin so we can all just get on with our lives.

You been on holiday?

Hello. And the Russians believe that it is Putin who is the guarantor that we can simply live our lives.

I was on a tour in another city. A lot of work.

a reply to: andy06shake

And yet we keep on putting them in charge and voting them into power, the mind boggles really.

You’re not still suffering from that delusion are you? Not since the days of Gladstone has there been a politician of any note with the publics interest at heart. And if there was they simply wouldn’t get anywhere near any position of influence or authority.

Epstein’s little black book most likely reads like a who’s who of worldly power and influence.

originally posted by: RussianTroll

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: RussianTroll

Take more than a video to remove all that Ukrainian blood from Russia's paws, so there is that.

You, my friend, have a huge problem with logic.

The West supplies weapons to the Kyiv junta, and these weapons kill the inhabitants of Donbass and wipe out its cities from the face of the Earth. If Donbass is Ukraine, and its inhabitants are Ukrainians, then who is Ukraine fighting with, and it turns out that the West is killing Ukrainians with its weapons.
And if the Donbass is not Ukraine, then with whom is Ukraine fighting, it turns out that Ukraine is occupying foreign lands and wants to take them away from their owners.
You yourself first decide on this issue.

You are clearly a little confused. It is Russian missiles that have levelled towns in Donbas like Mariupol to the ground and which continue to be targeted at shopping centres and apartments blocks elsewhere in Ukraine.

A part of Donbas was taken over by Russian-backed terrorists in 2014 and a minor war had been taking place to remove them ever since. This changed earlier this year when large Russian forces invaded Donbas and other parts of Ukraine. Whilst dispelled from some parts of Ukraine, these invaders continue to occupy large parts of Donbas.

Have you not seen any news in the past few months?


btw back in 1939, there were some people in all countries of the world - including Russia - who supported Hitler. That does not mean the vast majority did not oppose him, nor that he had genuine popular global support.

originally posted by: andy06shake
a reply to: RussianTroll

Take more than a video to remove all that Ukrainian blood from Russia's paws, so there is that.

Water is life

2014—2022. After the Revolution of Dignity and the subsequent Russian annexation of Crimea, Ukrainian authorities greatly cut the volume of water flowing into Crimea via the canal, citing a huge outstanding debt on water supplies owed by the peninsula.

originally posted by: RussianTroll

originally posted by: Freeborn
a reply to: RussianTroll

I feel no enmity towards the Russian people.....I just wish you'd hurry up and get rid of that crank Putin so we can all just get on with our lives.

You been on holiday?

Hello. And the Russians believe that it is Putin who is the guarantor that we can simply live our lives.

I was on a tour in another city. A lot of work.

Until earlier this year, Russians could simply live their lives. They had no fear from "the west" in the same was a stuffed toy does not fear a plastic doll. Sadly, Putin decided to change all that. Though, to be honest, most Russians still have nothing to fear (beyond economics issues), unless Putin starts conscription.

Putin has guaranteed nothing and simply turned the rest of Europe against him for nothing reason at all except childish arrogance, stupidity and greed. He has betrayed the Russian people - as have those who support him.

a reply to: surfer_soul

You’re not still suffering from that delusion are you?

I still vote as sad as the case may be hoping that it actually counts for something if that's what you mean.

And on/at a local level, i might not be too far off the mark sometimes.

Not since the days of Gladstone has there been a politician of any note with the publics interest at heart. And if there was they simply wouldn’t get anywhere near any position of influence or authority.

The further you get to the top the more bent and corrupt politicians become as far as i can establish, some of them may even start with the best of intentions, but if they wish to get anywhere i dont imagine it remains that way for very long.

Epstein’s little black book most likely reads like a who’s who of worldly power and influence.

Well if Giselle Maxwell would simply spit out those 8 names somewhere that actually counts before her incoming trip in the shower, that might help.

a reply to: SeaWorthy

Water is life

True dat but dont eat yellow snow.

If it's past ""Whataboutism"" regarding the area in question we are going to start chucking around "The Holodomor" is not a bad place to start.

www.britannica.com...

a reply to: RussianTroll

Hello. And the Russians believe that it is Putin who is the guarantor that we can simply live our lives.

Of course....I can't recall anyone else threatening the world with a nuclear holocaust.

I was on a tour in another city. A lot of work.

As long as it wasn't a prolonged tour of one of Putin's special holiday camps.

a reply to: gortex
It's sad when any child dies in war, but I'd wager most of those were being used as human shields by the brave heroic Ukrainian 'men'.

Anyroad, US/UK/NATO, killed or maimed an estimated 26,000 children during the illegal invasion of Afghanistan. So there is that.

originally posted by: baggy7981
a reply to: gortex
It's sad when any child dies in war, but I'd wager most of those were being used as human shields by the brave heroic Ukrainian 'men'.

Anyroad, US/UK/NATO, killed or maimed an estimated 26,000 children during the illegal invasion of Afghanistan. So there is that.

And you'd have hoped more mature nations like Russia would have learned from that. But no "the nasty western men did it, so wees gonna do it toos!!!!! Cos wees big!"

a reply to: alldaylong

I like Russians.

The Russian people are a very diverse population with many different and old cultures dotting their country. Few people have suffered as much as Russians have under their own regimes throughout the last 2 centuries.

I don't know what justifies all this hate toward Russian people. If we're going by "unjustified wars"... Well, let me hold up a mirror to the West.

We invaded Iraq for no reason. We invaded and stayed in Afghanistan for 20 years for no reason. We utterly destroyed Syria. We utterly destroyed Libya and turned that place into a massive open slave market.

Something about glass houses and throwing stones comes to mind.

a reply to: baggy7981

Whereas Soviet Russia would never invade Afghanistan.

www.history.com...

They don't call that place "the graveyard of empires" for no good reason.

So there is that also.

a reply to: baggy7981

It's sad when any child dies in war, but I'd wager most of those were being used as human shields by the brave heroic Ukrainian 'men'.

If that helps sooth your soul then so be it , but I'd wager most of them were killed during the bombing of civilian infrastructure conducted by the brave Russian men firing missiles.

I guess you think the children abducted and taken to Russia were saved by the heroic Russian troops too.

a reply to: RussianTroll

And the Russians believe that it is Putin who is the guarantor that we can simply live our lives.

So you don’t realise Putin is just another signed up “young global leader” member of the WEF? He’s doing the bidding of the globalists so they can sell their weapons, destabilise nation’s and the world economy, and ultimately bring about the 4th industrial revolution and “great reset”

You know how back in the communist days the Russian equivalent of the Mafia actually ran things behind the scenes? well that’s how it is today except the Mafia is global and there’s a internal power struggle over who controls the resources of Ukraine.

That’s all it’s about, they care nothing for the people or where they happen to live. To them the people are just cannon fodder.