In Moscow empire, they often highlight the USSR's victory in 1945 but ignore how Hitler and Stalin jointly started the war in 1939.

[NotYankee]

Both Stalin & F. D. Roosevelt were operating in the realm of crime.
Thank You Litwin for exposing Stalin's Starvation of a million Ukraine people.
I have a friend descended from a Ukrainian family that smelled the rats designs, and went to Canada during a freer time before the crackdown on Ukraine.
Later after the starvation one of the Canadian Ukrainskis went to the area of his relatives & friends in Ukraine and all were missing.

 

[Deadstick]

The enemy of my enemy is my friend and it's common sense to not piss off your allies in war, even if you hate them.

So no Russians starved and died at that time, is that the bullshit you are trying to sell?

 

[Litwin]

Russians starved and died at that time

Well, your empire(s) (imperialism) sucks—you always starve your slaves. So why are you so jihad-minded, and why are you so obsessed with colonial expansion and the genocide of ALL your colonial subjects? But your evil empire is living out its final days... and the time of reckoning is near.

Droughts and famines in Russia and the Soviet Union - Wikipedia

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Thread 'Alexander Dugin : "The Muscovites are the biggest imperialists." Do you agree with putin´s private philosopher ?'

Jun 12, 2024

Do you agree with putin´s private philosopher ?

I DO , 100% THE FIRST TIME EVER ! they are all the same! from Pushkin, Brodsy and #Navalny to Ilyin, and #Lenin . Watch this (If you still have questions)
Joseph Brodsky : "On Ukrainian Independence"

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Thread 'Their Only Crime Was Not Being Muscovites. The Circassian Genocide.'

Jun 1, 2022

Circassians will be back. They want justice not revenge!​

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Their Only Crime Was Not Being Muscovites. The Circassian Genocide.​

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Putin’s dreams of a new Russian Empire are unraveling in Ukraine

Putin saw the invasion of Ukraine as a key step toward rebuilding the Russian Empire. Instead, it has forced countries across the former Soviet Union to distance themselves from the Kremlin, writes Mark Temnycky.

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