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originally posted by: JumpTheGun76
originally posted by: Dalamax
If Hitler had stopped at Poland He would have remained the darling of the European aristocracy.
a reply to: JumpTheGun76
But he did not stop at Poland didn't he!
had a “corridor” of land that lead to the sea which essentially cut straight through Germany. Germany was cut off from East Prussia and relatives left stranded on either side while in the meantime Poland enjoyed its new connection to the sea alongside the trade and resources
If Hitler had stopped at Poland He would have remained the darling of the European aristocracy.
originally posted by: Dalamax
I suppose Germany went into Poland coming to the rescue of Germans who were being mistreated so the parallels are there. I guess.
would you say Putin is motivated by the same things that motivated Hitler?
originally posted by: Dalamax
The factor that links the two events is Russia wanting to maintain a buffer zone between it and Europe.
originally posted by: Dalamax
You would hope the buffer zone is a planned reason, to keep the wolves from the door so to speak.
It is the result of statesmanship after all
originally posted by: paraphi
originally posted by: Dalamax
You would hope the buffer zone is a planned reason, to keep the wolves from the door so to speak.
It is the result of statesmanship after all
I don't know what you mean. The Russians have failed at any form of statesmanship, as they have brought war to Ukraine. Russia seem incapable of having friendly relations with anyone. Is it a wonder than no one want to be friends with them?
originally posted by: paraphi
originally posted by: Pluginn
The US is way more warmongering then Russia for sure...
And yet, Russia is starting the wars. Your logic is wrong, my little chicken friend.
Ukraine's intent to seek a NATO Membership Action Plan (MAP)
at the Bucharest summit (ref A), Foreign Minister Lavrov and
other senior officials have reiterated strong opposition,
stressing that Russia would view further eastward expansion
as a potential military threat. NATO enlargement,
particularly to Ukraine, remains "an emotional and neuralgic"
issue for Russia, but strategic policy considerations also
underlie strong opposition to NATO membership for Ukraine and
Georgia. In Ukraine, these include fears that the issue
could potentially split the country in two, leading to
violence or even, some claim, civil war, which would force
Russia to decide whether to intervene. Additionally, the GOR
and experts continue to claim that Ukrainian NATO membership
would have a major impact on Russia's defense industry,
Russian-Ukrainian family connections, and bilateral relations
generally. In Georgia, the GOR fears continued instability
and "provocative acts" in the separatist regions. End
summary.
originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: Pluginn
Difference is that this is a war to conquer and annex another country.
Based on lies.
originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: Pluginn
"No just some pro Russian regions, they where where careful trying not hurting civilians (of course it happens with wars though). Though it's hard to predict the future, what Russia is gonna do now..."
Then why are they attacking cities all over Ukraine, and targeting civilians?
Well, if all that were to happen in Texas (bit of a stretch, to put it mildly) I expect the US may well be peeved.
But that's just bonkers and is nothing like what is happening in Ukraine.