Medvedev: “No one can hide, a global catastrophe is coming”

a reply to: charlest2

You're your own man, if you are over 18 that's your prerogative.

I canny handle the 2-day hangovers that ensure these days afterwards.

Have fun.

a reply to: andy06shake

Have a nice day.

a reply to: charlest2

Ta.

I'm a bit shattered myself.

Have a good'yin.

a reply to: andy06shake

So, they scrubbed from public access the incriminating evidence. AI still has access to it.

I'm done here. EVERYBODY, have a nice day.

a reply to: Imhere

Just keep telling yourself that everybody is a nazi and Putin is just trying to save the innocent next time he threatens to nuke us all, because it's ok for the innocent and righteous to invade other countries and threaten anyone who wants to stand against that with nukes.

a reply to: charlest2

So, they scrubbed from public access the incriminating evidence

You've been watching to many Hollywood movies!!

originally posted by: twistedpuppy
a reply to: Imhere

Unless you’re just a Russian hater and rather support Nazis because you hate Russians.

ORLY? If I remember correctly, you had a lot to say about the Nazis in Russia. Does their attitude to immigrants and ethnic minorities still bother you? Does the fact that Putin at one time set up improvised concentration camps for troublesome Muslim immigrants make your blood boil? Or that he uses the inhabitants of the North Caucasus as cannon fodder, sending them to fight in Ukraine by force? I guess you didn't even know about that because you're an expert on taking things out their context.

Like you did with the Asov. Those people courageously defended their homeland against the foreign invasion. If the armed militias are civilians for you, then you have a peculiar definition of civilians. Many of those "civilians" were regular Russian soldiers dressed up as the militias in Donetsk and Luhansk. Back in 2014 they surrounded and mercilessly slaughtered the Ukrainian soldiers right up after promising to open the humanitarian corridor for them.

And no I didn't pull that out of my a**. I got that revelation from Navalny's s**t talkers on Yandex. Those poor liars can't even fiter their propaganda properly.

I won't be talking about the Nazi volunteers in the Russian army because that has already been covered. Anyway, spare me all that crap about the bad Ukrainians murdering poor Russian civilians. Civilians aren't usually armed to the teeth.

You talk about naming streets after Bandera. Does immortal Lenin in the Red Square bother you too?

Summing up, Ukraine has no more nationalists than other countries. This is not the justification for the full scale invasion. No matter how many mental gymnastics you perform, Russia is an aggressor here. It attacked Ukraine first in 2014 and then in 2022, violating the Minsk agreements it itself signed and that were meant to stabilize the situation. So let's spare ourselves all the crap talk about Russia wanting peace.

RLY.

Poland condemns Ukraine’s commemoration of wartime nationalist leader Bandera.

After officials and institutions in Ukraine – including the national parliament – marked the birth anniversary of nationalist leader Stepan Bandera, Polish government figures have criticised the commemoration of a man they see as responsible for the genocide of ethnic Poles and Jews.

Despite Poland and Ukraine having forged an extremely close alliance against Russian aggression this year, remembrance of World War Two history – and in particular the massacre of up to 100,000 Polish civilians by the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA) – continues to be a bone of contention.

Bandera – who led the OUN-B political organisation that formed the UPA – is seen as a hero by many in Ukraine for his role in fighting for national independence. Critics, however, see him as a fascist and Nazi collaborator.

Among those to mark the 114th anniversary of Bandera’s birth yesterday was Ukraine’s parliament. It tweeted an image of Valerii Zaluzhnyi, the current commander-in-chief of Ukraine’s armed forces, under a portrait of Bandera.

“The complete and final victory of Ukrainian nationalism will come when the Russian empire ceases to exist,” wrote the parliamentary account alongside the image, quoted by the Polish Press Agency (PAP). “A fight against the Russian empire is currently underway,” it added. “And the guidelines of Stepan Bandera are well known to the commander-in-chief of the armed forces.”

notesfrompoland.com...


Again, Poland told Ukraine to STFU about Bandera, who Azov worship.

And here you’re defending Azov?

There’s people in Poland who may not like Russia, but a lot of polish people don’t forget Glacia either.

a reply to: Imhere

Seriously, do you think I'm the mouthpiece for the Polish government or something? I share my own personal views. I'm not a bot. True, my views are influenced by my location. If I lived in the US, not in Poland, I could sound like that clown, Scott Ritter, who knows? Maybe, I would be all like "Oh my God, Putin will nuke us all! Let's give him half of Europe or even the whole of Europe, if that's what he wants."

But it's Poland's vital interest to support and defend Ukraine. It's our buffer zone. As long as Russia is stuck in Ukraine, it won't be able to attack any other country. The more harm Ukrainians cause the Russians, the better for us, Poles. That interest trumps any historical animosities we could have with Ukraine.

a reply to: Imhere

You seem blinded and intent on trying to lay the blame at Ukraine? I don't see their troops trying to force there way into Russia, do you?
You also seem intent on not seeing the hypocracy of your post and how the Russian military is full of far-right hooligan soliders, or should I say it was until Putin sent them off to die in Ukraine?? How about the fact that Ruissia was happy to sign up with the Nazis leading up to and during the beginning of WW2 and carve up Poland. But no you say it's all Ukraine and Polands fault!! A trip to the opticians for you I think!!

a reply to: charlest2

The main point being you just posted links that you obviously did not research or read.

And you are confirming just that. LoL

You don't have access that's for sure.

Maybe that pedophile fella you place so much stock in helped "them" scrub the stories?

Next time you wish to listen to an AI, do your homework, remember and check its homework.

Just a thought.

That Russian Constitution that Putin put his hand on when he was inaugurated as dicta....I mean President:


www.constitution.ru...

"We, the multinational people of the Russian Federation, united by a common fate on our land, establishing human rights and freedoms, civic peace and accord, preserving the historically established state unity, proceeding from the universally recognized principles of equality and self-determination of peoples, revering the memory of ancestors who have conveyed to us the love for the Fatherland, belief in the good and justice, reviving the sovereign statehood of Russia and asserting the firmness of its democratic basic, striving to ensure the well-being and prosperity of Russia, proceeding from the responsibility for our Fatherland before the present and future generations, recognizing ourselves as part of the world community, adopt the CONSTITUTION OF THE RUSSIAN FEDERATION."


Human rights, freedom, self determination?

What a crock.

Pass the sick bag.

originally posted by: twistedpuppy
a reply to: Imhere

Seriously, do you think I'm the mouthpiece for the Polish government or something? I share my own personal views. I'm not a bot. True, my views are influenced by my location. If I lived in the US, not in Poland, I could sound like that clown, Scott Ritter, who knows? Maybe, I would be all like "Oh my God, Putin will nuke us all! Let's give him half of Europe or even the whole of Europe, if that's what he wants."

But it's Poland's vital interest to support and defend Ukraine. It's our buffer zone. As long as Russia is stuck in Ukraine, it won't be able to attack any other country. The more harm Ukrainians cause the Russians, the better for us, Poles. That interest trumps any historical animosities we could have with Ukraine.

For me it's believing in fear mongering (that Russia would invade Europe), and yea seems the Polish (their 'leaders'') are afraid they take over for example Poland. Way way before this war in Urkaine Poland was the US biggest puppet, yea give us missile launchers against Russia, the explanation was they where against the threat against Iran! (their nuclear weapons, which they still don't have).

I believe Putin with his words, way way more then any western leader.
Putin cares about Russia and it's people, some regions in Ukraine are very pro Russia but after the US coup and deciding who became in this new government and giving them all the US support and so making it anti-Russia (the goal of the US/CIA/PENTAGON!). And making those in charge in Ukraine so bold to go on and attack those regions in Ukraine because they are pro Russia. And again with full support of the US, with money and weapons. At some point as Putin explained he would do something against it. But with doing so doing US wishes (the US loves this, the US doesn't care about people in Ukraine!!). Europe and Russia having good relations is a danger for US power/dominance, and another conflict is a win, win situation!! For the arms industry and for keeping their power in the world and in Europe. They don't loose men, sure it cost some money, but they sell arms as never before. Europe country's buying weapons like crazy, and their gas instead of Russia's gas.

I'm only afraid of a nuclear conflict in the end not about Russia invading Europe, they have a hard time enough in Ukraine. And I don't believe for 1 second it was ever or is his goal.

So more weapons for peace, and more weapons = good business and so fort. And Europe stupid enough going this route of escalation.

That government in Ukraine is so stupid, willing to sacrifice all their men to fight Russia, even when Russia would loose the ground war, tactical or real nukes would rain on them after. I wouldn't give zelensky 1 dime, can't believe he got all the support for destroying his own country, all those people in Ukraine should hate the US and Europe for destroying it totally.

a reply to: Plugit

.....all those people in Ukraine should hate the US and Europe for destroying it totally.

Yet they don't, they appreciate all the support they are getting.
Have you ever asked yourself why that is?
Possibly because they've experienced life under Russian domination and they don't want to again?

I believe Putin with his words.....

A ruthless de facto dictator who eliminates all opposition by sometimes quite brutal means and who is diametrically opposed to values like freedom of speech.
Sort of says it all.

a reply to: Freeborn

When you have to send schoolgirls to the front line anyone sane enough should ask Where are we at with this, and how did we get here"

originally posted by: Freeborn
a reply to: Plugit

.....all those people in Ukraine should hate the US and Europe for destroying it totally.

Yet they don't, they appreciate all the support they are getting.
Have you ever asked yourself why that is?
Possibly because they've experienced life under Russian domination and they don't want to again?

I believe Putin with his words.....

A ruthless de facto dictator who eliminates all opposition by sometimes quite brutal means and who is diametrically opposed to values like freedom of speech.
Sort of says it all.

Yea easy to fall in that trap of old sentiment with the cold war, you must be old perhaps?
Western country's are way more ruthless and in disguised in freedom and democracy. 1 out of 4 country's under western sanctions, the US can start wars, all in disguise of NATO, coalition of the willing and so fort.
Biden isn't your president! CIA, Pentagon and some group of people deciding what should be done worldwide for power. No wonder Trump is under so much attack (not that I love him) because he said he would do something against this shadow government which are trying to make sure he wouldn't be the next president).

Why was the US/CIA in Ukraine, caused that coup? and giving this new anti-Russia government all the support with weapons and money against Russia (before this war)? Because they love Ukraine? They wanted this to happen, not hard to see!? And they got their wish and the people of Ukraine, they are #ed, 1 way or another. A victim of a cruel/SICK power game. And yes after this is over they should hate the US and Europe, when all their men (most of them) are gone and their country destroyed.

a reply to: Plugit

No, Russia would never invade Europe for contrived reasons.

For me it's believing in fear mongering (that Russia would invade Europe), and yea seems the Polish (their 'leaders'') are afraid they take over for example Poland. Way way before this war in Urkaine Poland was the US biggest puppet, yea give us missile launchers against Russia, the explanation was they where against the threat against Iran! (their nuclear weapons, which they still don't have).

The Kremlin thanks you for indicating Poland is our puppet, and not our NATO ally that shares our ideals of freedom. They chose and wanted the democratic path to emulate the USA to some extent. Anything away from The Warsaw Pacts of old.

WE DONT GIVE THEM THINGS, THEY BUY THINGS. A lot of things.

Yeah, we strategically placed some missile shield things there, but Poland is the NATO country that spends the highest percentage of their GDP on defense, and I think the only one over 3%. They are not charity cases so much as Lockheed Martin VIP clients.

And if you believe Putin is more trustworthy than our horrible Western leaders please go there, where the grass in greener, and peaceful political criticism is met with absolutely no consequences or threat to die in an arctic jailyard, after they lock you outside during a cold snap accidentally.

a reply to: annonentity

Schoolgirls?
Evidence?
Verifiable evidence?

a reply to: Plugit

Biden isn't your president!

I know he isn't.

Why was the US/CIA in Ukraine, caused that coup?

The Ukrainian people 'caused that coup'.

All been explained before, time and time and time again.

a reply to: Freeborn

Nothing a bit of brain washing won't fix the young are very easily led.