Could Germans get any more tone deaf?

[Deadstick]

USSR Fucked Poland Period.

THEY HATE YOU

So they hate the English? because i am English you clown, so what are Poland going to do stay in a permanent state of hate 80 years after the war? you need to look at History Poland once invaded Russia and occupied Moscow maybe the Russians should be pissed off about that.

 

[Zincwarrior]

USSR Fucked Poland Period.

THEY HATE YOU

Its ok. Check out the news. Poland is building a military that would scare Napoleon. Thousands of new gen tanks and tubes, drone tech from Ukraine. I would bet good money rumors will be circulating in two years of a nuke program. They are taking that 'never again' thing more seriously than Israel.

 

[eagle1462010]

Its ok. Check out the news. Poland is building a military that would scare Napoleon. Thousands of new gen tanks and tubes, drone tech from Ukraine. I would bet good money rumors will be circulating in two years of a nuke program. They are taking that 'never again' thing more seriously than Israel.

Ive watched that.

They are VERY SERIOUS.

IM PROUD OF THEM.

BRAVO ZULU

 

[Kruska]

To expand the Bundeswehr to 460,000 professional army and 200,000 reservists.

About time?

Where do you get such fantasy figures from?
Even during the height of the Cold War e.g. 1984 - West & East Germany together fielded less then 350,000 career and short service soldiers.

 

[Deadstick]

Meanwhile Russia is crushing Western backed Islamist head choppers in Africa.

 

[Zincwarrior]

Ive watched that.

They are VERY SERIOUS.

IM PROUD OF THEM.

BRAVO ZULU

When my grandpa escaped the Bolsheviks as a boy (yes boy), the first place he landed was Poland. He had a warm place for Poland all his life.

 

[SaxonJackson]

My gawd, how stupid

MSN

Germany announced its first stand-alone military strategy on Tuesday, intending to become the strongest "conventional army in Europe" by 2039.

Was adding or subtracting one year really that big of a deal?

One step closer to dissolving NATO, I suppose. What a monetary sponge that organization turned out to be. The other silver lining may point towards Germany becoming more nationalist and less involved with the Socialist EU. I guess time will tell.

 

[Kruska]

Yup, and you guys in Russia signed a treaty so they could do it.

Huuh? ... what treaty?

The 2+4 treaty of 1990 defined a Bundewehr strength that was limited at 390,000 - which was almost 200,000 men less then during the Cold War. Not even to mention the "extinct" East-German army with almost 200,000 men.

 

[Kruska]

Sweden is outside of the top 13.

It's factually one of the top 8 in Europe's NATO. Low manpower but great tech and defense setup.

 

[Kruska]

So they hate the English? because i am English you clown, so what are Poland going to do stay in a permanent state of hate 80 years after the war? you need to look at History Poland once invaded Russia and occupied Moscow maybe the Russians should be pissed off about that.

Well YOU too live in 1930'ies - see your previous comment about the German Armed Forces.

 

[pal]

It's factually one of the top 8 in Europe's NATO. Low manpower but great tech and defense setup.

Sweden has increased its force slightly.

 

[Kruska]

Sweden has increased its force slightly.

It all depends on it's reservist program, and a will to promote a military career - just like Germany has let it down since 2000 respectively abandoning national service in 2011.

 

[pal]

It all depends on it's reservist program, and a will to promote a military career - just like Germany has let it down since 2000 respectively abandoning national service in 2011.

And also about 22,000 Home Guard reserves in 2026.

 

[pal]

Home Guard stands for the southern force.

 

[jacksonlamb]

I just gave you the facts you ignorant ****, the Germans invaded Western Poland on the 1st of September 1939, the Soviets took Eastern Poland east of the Vistula, on the 17th of September, if they hadn't the Germans would have taken all of Poland up to the Western border of the Soviet Union before Barbarosa. you would have been happy with that.

Read the treaty.

The publicly announced part of the 1939 German–Soviet Non‑Aggression Pact simply said the two countries would not attack each other.But a hidden “Secret Additional Protocol”—signed the same day—laid out how the two powers would carve up Eastern Europe, including:

• Partitioning Poland between Germany and the USSR
• Assigning Latvia, Estonia, Finland, and Bessarabia to the Soviet sphere
• Assigning Lithuania initially to Germany’s sphere (later shifted to the USSR in a follow‑up treaty)

This protocol was kept secret until it was exposed at the Nuremberg Trials, where its existence was definitively proven.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Molotov–Ribbentrop_Pact?utm_source=copilot.com

 

[jacksonlamb]

Huuh? ... what treaty?

The 2+4 treaty of 1990 defined a Bundewehr strength that was limited at 390,000 - which was almost 200,000 men less then during the Cold War. Not even to mention the "extinct" East-German army with almost 200,000 men.

Edit: Deadstick ran away.

The Non-Aggression Pact of 1939.

 

[Kruska]

Edit: Deadstick ran away.

The Non-Aggression Pact of 1939.

Oh that treaty you referred to - okay, and it was a brilliant treaty as well. Adolf should have stuck to it for a couple of more years.
"from a military point of view". !!