Poland prepares plans to invade Belarus

[rupol2000]

As for Clinton. In Russia, he also sided with the KGB, he quarreled with Yeltsin and annulled America's promises. It was from that time that the forces of the reincarnation of the KGB and the extremists of the "Russian world" began to mature there. At that moment, Limonov's extremists were amnestied. He led the fascist party of the National Bolsheviks. His partner Dugin is considered the ideologist of the imperialist idea of "Eurasianism"

 

[beagle9]

This is exactly how it happens. Since Poland intervened, the Armed Forces of Ukraine have acted professionally and efficiently.

Professional warriors are descended from the cavalry. The professional tactic against the slave front is a deep operation. Breakthrough of the front and cutting off life support. Read about it.

Are you saying slave as in a person being enslaved or are you saying slave as in the ethnicity meaning of the word ?

 

[rupol2000]

Are you saying slave as in a person being enslaved or are you saying slave as in the ethnicity meaning of the word ?

Enslaved peoples are not essentially slaves. They are trying to free themselves, as the Poles of Western Belarus, enslaved by former Lithuania(Rus), continue to fight.
A real slave is a servant, he voluntarily gives up his rights to imperial officials, for the sake of feeding and resettlement.

The Prussian-style army that is used in broad front tactics is the army of slaves.

 

[rupol2000]

slave

It is a fundamentally erroneous opinion that a slave is always an enslaved victim. There are slaves by nature - like dogs - this is the pillar of imperialism. They serve for the bone, they do it voluntarily. Therefore, slaves were despised as well as slave owners. These are plebeians and servants, mob, enemies of freedom.

What does the American anthem say about British slaves? The Americans despised them.

No refuge could save the hireling and slave
From the terror of flight, or the gloom of the grave:

 

[rupol2000]

Poles, like Americans, have always fought for freedom against the slave owners of Lithuania and Muscovy

 

[rupol2000]

The Poles are a free people. There was no slavery.

 

[beagle9]

Enslaved peoples are not essentially slaves. They are trying to free themselves, as the Poles of Western Belarus, enslaved by former Lithuania(Rus), continue to fight.
A real slave is a servant, he voluntarily gives up his rights to imperial officials, for the sake of feeding and resettlement.

The Prussian-style army that is used in broad front tactics is the army of slaves.

Got it.... Yes, this was something noted concerning the Russian losses during world war two, otherwise meaning that the Russian soldiers were conscripts that were easily broken due to that fact.

 

[xyz]

As for Clinton. In Russia, he also sided with the KGB, he quarreled with Yeltsin and annulled America's promises. It was from that time that the forces of the reincarnation of the KGB and the extremists of the "Russian world" began to mature there. At that moment, Limonov's extremists were amnestied. He led the fascist party of the National Bolsheviks. His partner Dugin is considered the ideologist of the imperialist idea of "Eurasianism"

Ivan Ilyin was actually more influential on Putin's thought, although several aspects of Euroasianism are much older. It's sort of like the Russian equivalent of the Monroe Doctrine.
An Introduction to Ivan Ilyin, the Philosopher Behind the Authoritarianism of Putin’s Russia & Western Far Right Movements

Eurasianism | Encyclopedia.com

As for Clinton, saying he sided with the KGB is giving him too much credit. He was probably more interested in blow jobs than foreign policy.

 

[xyz]

Link ? If he did something like that, then that would of course be a blunder in the eyes of political pundits that would capitalize on such a blunder in hindsight now, but if Trump would have remained in power, do you think that the pull out and demands to honor all agreements would have gone in the ways that it has gone under Biden ?

I don't think so, otherwise Biden's weakness and idiocy has caused a huge amount of chaos in the world, and that should be the Biden's administrative states undoing, and possibly the Democrat's undoing along with it.

PolitiFact - Mitt Romney accurately says Trump administration worked to free 5,000 Taliban prisoners

There are many articles on the subject. It was done wrong to begin with. First of all, it was a "peace deal" between the US and the Taliban, the Afghan government was not taking part in the negotiations. 5000 Taliban were freed from prison, including leaders. That is enough to take over pretty much any city in Afghanistan.

It is postulated that there may have been some IS members in there as well, since there is some mobility between these groups. This isn't a major point though.

In my opinion, it was not a necessary step for a US withdrawal. They could have simply left the Afghan government in power.

Yes, I do agree Biden handled it poorly and should have pulled the troops out earlier. Likely Trump would have proceeded the same way, but there is a small chance he might have pulled the troops out earlier.

In any case, I consider it a major mistake to hand the country over to the Taliban, which is basically what Trump did.

I'm not even going to speculate on why he did that.

 

[beagle9]

PolitiFact - Mitt Romney accurately says Trump administration worked to free 5,000 Taliban prisoners

There are many articles on the subject. It was done wrong to begin with. First of all, it was a "peace deal" between the US and the Taliban, the Afghan government was not taking part in the negotiations. 5000 Taliban were freed from prison, including leaders. That is enough to take over pretty much any city in Afghanistan.

It is postulated that there may have been some IS members in there as well, since there is some mobility between these groups. This isn't a major point though.

In my opinion, it was not a necessary step for a US withdrawal. They could have simply left the Afghan government in power.

Yes, I do agree Biden handled it poorly and should have pulled the troops out earlier. Likely Trump would have proceeded the same way, but there is a small chance he might have pulled the troops out earlier.

In any case, I consider it a major mistake to hand the country over to the Taliban, which is basically what Trump did.

I'm not even going to speculate on why he did that.

I'm sure he had his motives based upon his coming years remaining in office, at least until 2024, but no one will know after he was abruptly interrupted in his duties by a very suspicious election that unfortunately removed him from office in the middle of such foreign policy matters. Then came Biden like a b-slapped knucklehead wanting to smear Trump in anyway possible, so he may have purposely botched the exit in order to then blame that on Trump. Who knows, other than by way of his actions did Biden screw America over him and his cronies hatred of Trump. All you heard was Biden steady claiming that he was fixing this and fixing that because of his former, when in fact it turned out to be all lies because those things didn't need fixing. It's all been used as a cover, and the American people got screwed over bad, and some even died as a result of the Biden's war with Trump.

 

[Silver Cat]

The USA, France, Britain, Israel, and South Africa will attack Russia if it ever uses a nuke. If ever.

It's simply not true. There is only one man who can decide to use American nukes or not. This man is the POTUS.
And, what is even more important, we are not going to commit suicide in any possible circumstances (including Russian nuclear attack on the military targets in Great Britain).

 

[Silver Cat]

Liberty Warriors vs Slaves

It happens before many times. As far as I know, at least ten major wars and rebellions and an uncountable number of the smaller conflicts. Most of them were started by Poland and most of them were lost by them.


The problem is that the Russians are also consider themselves as free people and Poles (and pro-Polish Ukrainians) as slaves (of their sins), actually they use the words "rat's nature".

 

[Silver Cat]

Yer, Russia will take the loss, get rid of Putin, and accept NATO on the west as a "forever no more" shield for advancing into the West.

And on what do you base your assumptions? Is it an actual knowledge, or just a fit of wishful thinking?

 

[Silver Cat]

The Poles are a free people. There was no slavery.

It's simply not true. Actually, the word "bydlo" (enslaved peasants, mostly Russian Orthodox) means "cattle". And when you turn people to cattle - you are creating problems for yourself.

 

[CrusaderFrank]

Do you posses any actual information about said Russian unpreparedness for the war, or it's just your wishful thinking?

He MUST work for the CIA. That's the exact same assessment of Russian capabilities that's lead to the liquidation of Ukraine

 

[Silver Cat]

He MUST work for the CIA. That's the exact same assessment of Russian capabilities that's lead to the liquidation of Ukraine

Even in those degenerative days CIA still keeps some remains of skills.

 

[rupol2000]

Ivan Ilyin was actually more influential on Putin's thought, although several aspects of Euroasianism are much older. It's sort of like the Russian equivalent of the Monroe Doctrine.
An Introduction to Ivan Ilyin, the Philosopher Behind the Authoritarianism of Putin’s Russia & Western Far Right Movements

Eurasianism | Encyclopedia.com

As for Clinton, saying he sided with the KGB is giving him too much credit. He was probably more interested in blow jobs than foreign policy.

Bullshit. The author of Eurasianism is a homosexual Edichka Limonov and his friend Dugin. The Monroe Doctrine is the opposite of Eurasianism. The Monroe Doctrine was against Eurocentrism (imperialism), and the Eurasianism is the same Eurocentrism.

 

[xyz]

Bullshit. The author of Eurasianism is a homosexual Edichka Limonov and his friend Dugin. The Monroe Doctrine is the opposite of Eurasianism. The Monroe Doctrine was against Eurocentrism (imperialism), and the Eurasianism is the same Eurocentrism.

It doesn't matter if it wasn't called "Euroasianism" or not, it was the ideas.

Are you saying that the Monroe Doctrine supported many native countries in the Americas? Ones free from European culture and languages? You're just BSing.

 

[rupol2000]

It doesn't matter if it wasn't called "Euroasianism" or not, it was the ideas.

Are you saying that the Monroe Doctrine supported many native countries in the Americas? Ones free from European culture and languages? You're just BSing.

The Monroe Doctrine is the basis of the international right of peoples to self-determination. The USA was the guarantor of this right

 

[Zebra]

and now?


did they invade?