Russia is Mom: Americans love Russia and thank the Russians

a reply to: AndyMayhew

I like the British too.

Worked with a bunch of your SAS boys in the Stan.

All solid soldiers.

We were all equally there for no reason.

originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: projectvxn

The United States seems to be willing to engage in a protracted proxy war even if it means total economic collapse for us.

As a military man you must see the consequences of not standing up to this aggression given the expansionist words of the instigator of the conflict , history shows us inaction is not a viable option when dealing with rampaging dictators.

As a military man I saw first hand the consequences of the NWOs wars.

I was lied to, you were lied to, and at the end of it all the enemy we set out to destroy received an upgrade in weapons and military technology unrivaled in the region.

As a military man, all I got out of that was PTSD and a sense of betrayal.

It isn't worth it. Another way must be found.

originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: glen200376
Thank you, I really appreciate my "British fan club". Sometimes they even compare me with Putin. This is very flattering not only for me.

Don't mind them.
They're probably still cranky over Andrey Gurulyov and that whole 'nuke London first' thing.

a reply to: alldaylong

Everything I listed we did in the last 20 years.

a reply to: andy06shake

Your "Demarchy" kind of sounds like anarchy at its best, but then again introduce corruptible people and your "Demarchy" is not any better than the alternative.

If you actually looked it up you wouldn’t make such statements out of ignorance. One of the benefits of a Demarchy is it’s the most difficult to corrupt.

Nations and empires have been built on the back of that pain, strife, and pleasure surfer_soul as sad as the case may be.

So that makes it ok? Are we just supposed to shrug our shoulders and say that’s the way it is? I don’t think so, there would be no nations or empires if it wasn’t for law and order, if people didn’t strive for justice or feel empathy for one another. There wouldn’t even be a civilisation at all if we weren’t able cooperate and reach agreements and understandings.

I’m sick and tired of people making excuses for crime and injustice by saying there’s nothing to be done or pointing the finger elsewhere. It’s a pathetic cop out. Let’s tackle the issues head on where we find them.

a reply to: RussianTroll

Bet these people don’t like Putin right now..

Ukraine says at least 21 killed as Russian missiles slam into homes near port city of Odesa

www.cbsnews.com...

Too bad we can’t ask the 298 people that died on MH 17. Russia ever apologize for their involvement and subsequent faking of eviction Russian news? Have the people responsible for the deaths aboard MH 17 ever been held responsible, and how has Russia helped to bring the responsible to justice?

a reply to: RussianTroll

Hello RussianTroll.
I live in Spain. Was a little surprised to have a vid posted in mostly Spanish and have friends from both Ukraine and Russia. We are unfortunate to not have both sides of a conflict regardless if we agree or not. Always enjoy your content so as I can decide for myself instead of being told what to think.

a reply to: surfer_soul

If you actually looked it up you wouldn’t make such statements out of ignorance. One of the benefits of a Demarchy is it’s the most difficult to corrupt.

I did look it up and how so surfer_soul, you don't think randomly chosen people are corruptible or can become corrupted?

Your notion of what constitutes a Demarchy would be slow, untenable, rather inefficient, and just as corruptible if not more so given the distinct possibility those chosen via lottery would be unqualified to hold positions of power.

You will always be able to make a dafty do things more easily than someone who knows their trade and job you see.

So that makes it ok? Are we just supposed to shrug our shoulders and say that’s the way it is? I don’t think so, there would be no nations or empires if it wasn’t for law and order, if people didn’t strive for justice or feel empathy for one another. There wouldn’t even be a civilisation at all if we weren’t able cooperate and reach agreements and understandings.

I’m sick and tired of people making excuses for crime and injustice by saying there’s nothing to be done or pointing the finger elsewhere. It’s a pathetic cop out. Let’s tackle the issues head on where we find them.

If you could simply provide a working solution to all the world's woes I'm sure we would all be immensely grateful?

As to tackling issues head-on well we work with the tools we have available but people will always be corruptible given the very imperfect animal that we are.

Being sick and tired don't change our predicament you see.

There is no magic wand to wave that will address all our issues where government is concerned nor lightly to be any time soon far as i can establish.

a reply to: projectvxn

It isn't worth it. Another way must be found.

Exactly so, it needs a whole new paradigm shift.

a reply to: surfer_soul

That is indeed the ticket.

Bringing about such however, may well require the blood of the masses in spades.

You see there can be no real change without blood.

So we need to be rather careful what we wish for because the journey may very well be what's of importance but how we get to the destination should be as painless as possible, especially where 7.753 billion souls are concerned.

a reply to: andy06shake

You will always be able to make a drafty do things more easily than someone who knows their trade and job you see.

So you’re familiar with the jury system yes? Therefore I rest my case.

a reply to: surfer_soul

I'm more familiar with plea bargaining to be honest before you reach the jury stage.

At least i was in a previous life.

Justice can be purchased just like any other commodity.

And those that cannot afford the luxury of a top-end brief tend to err on the side of caution where juries are concerned.

There is a reason why she is blind you see and its not necessary the one provided, justice that is.

None of that changes the fact that randomly chosen people are corruptible or can become corrupted as well as the next fellow.

originally posted by: neutronflux
a reply to: RussianTroll

Bet these people don’t like Putin right now..

Ukraine says at least 21 killed as Russian missiles slam into homes near port city of Odesa

www.cbsnews.com...

Too bad we can’t ask the 298 people that died on MH 17. Russia ever apologize for their involvement and subsequent faking of eviction Russian news? Have the people responsible for the deaths aboard MH 17 ever been held responsible, and how has Russia helped to bring the responsible to justice?

Ask this question to the Ukrainian, Dutch and British authorities.

Saying that Russia shot down the plane can be just as successful as the US or Britain shooting it down.
Ordinary British-Ukrainian provocation, of which there are many. It's just that this time the plane was shot down and crashed on the territory of Ukraine, which in turn was controlled by Western countries.

a reply to: andy06shake

That is indeed the ticket. Bringing about such however, may well require the blood of the masses in spades.

What’s the ticket? A paradigm shift? If so how would it require the blood of the masses?

Let me be clear. The cause of all our woes, wars and suffering is wrong thinking. So all that is required is right thinking. That is virtues overcoming sins. The need for power and control comes ultimately from the need for love and respect, what’s happened is this need has been twisted so that the wrong thinking individual thinks others use force to win respect so that’s what they must do, others use money to win love so that’s what they must have etc..

originally posted by: IAMTAT

originally posted by: RussianTroll
a reply to: glen200376
Thank you, I really appreciate my "British fan club". Sometimes they even compare me with Putin. This is very flattering not only for me.

Don't mind them.
They're probably still cranky over Andrey Gurulyov and that whole 'nuke London first' thing.

Combat generals, even if retired, are always very warlike. But through them it is sometimes very convenient to convey possible consequences to your counterparts. This is used and has always been used by all parties.

In fact, London is a very large and convenient target, and the phantom pains of the British about their former greatness and power no longer tremble in anyone in the world, but only laugh.

a reply to: RussianTroll

It's just that this time the plane was shot down and crashed on the territory of Ukraine, which in turn was controlled by Western countries.

Perhaps that's why some people compare you are Putin , you seem as deluded as he.

a reply to: surfer_soul

What’s the ticket? A paradigm shift? If so how would it require the blood of the masses?

How many bloodless revolutions have you witnessed that have brought about any sort of real changes?

Let me be clear. The cause of all our woes, wars and suffering is wrong thinking. So all that is required is right thinking. That is virtues overcoming sins. The need for power and control comes ultimately from the need for love and respect, what’s happened is this need has been twisted so that the wrong thinking individual thinks others use force to win respect so that’s what they must do, others use money to win love so that’s what they must have etc..

Money and power talk surfer_soul, words are just words even if they can carry with them a modicum of power.

The people that run the show are entrenched in our respective societies are not lightly to give up and go home anytime soon.

So again i point out the fact that real change aka a new paradigm for humanity to follow, will quite possibly cost us a lot more than an arm and leg to implement, and not that any of us know what its going to be or can provide a conclusive answer.

I probably want the similar to the same as yourself surfer_soul, i just don't see Santa delivering that present any time soon.

Anyhoo need to go out for a spell so have a good day and peace on earth, goodwill toward mankind, and all that jazz.

a reply to: RussianTroll

Saying that Russia shot down the plane can be just as successful as the US or Britain shooting it down.

Meaningless in the face Russia IS responsible. And they compounded their guilt by lying.

Ordinary British-Ukrainian provocation, of which there are many

How. In a major air coriander used by numerous civilian flights that day and being utilized by civilian airlines.

It's just that this time the plane was shot down and crashed on the territory of Ukraine,

From a deliberate military attack on civilians in a civilian aircraft in an established airline flight corridor.

which in turn was controlled by Western countries.

Then why was Russia bringing in weapons of war to increase capabilities that lead to the jet being showdown flying above the established no flight space.

You trying to justify the shooting down MH 17 and Russia’s cover up is sick.


Who fired the missiles that shutdown MH 17.

a reply to: andy06shake

None of that changes the fact that randomly chosen people are corruptible or can become corrupted as well as the next fellow.

Maybe so but the difference is randomly chosen people don’t get to make a career out of it.