WHY Bantu dominated SA SUPPORT Moscow imperialism ? and why the Black Africans (Moscovites call them N. of cos ) join Moscow imperialistic army ?

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WHY Bantu dominated SA SUPPORT Moscow imperialism ? and why the Black Africans (Moscovites call them N. of cos ) join Moscow imperialistic army ?
Meat Assault: Next batch of fertilizers for Ukrainian soil.
It doesn't look like they understand much.
Well, okay then.

Moscow imperialism about the #blacks- #Africans :

ps
He doesn’t say Africans, he uses the n-word !

 

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‘Want to go home’: Nepalis fighting for Russia in Ukraine describe horrors

They were lured by the promise of $3,000 paycheques and Russian citizenship. Now they’re trapped, wounded or dead.

www.aljazeera.com

 

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South Africa’s true intentions came under further suspicion when United States Ambassador Reuben Brigety in May accused Pretoria of loading weapons and ammunition on a sanctioned Russian vessel docked at Simon’s Town naval base near Cape Town in December 2022.

The ANC was backed by the Soviets in its struggle against the white nationalist government in the apartheid era. South Africa is simply giving back to Mother Russia for the liberation of the country by supporting Putin's war against another nationalist regime in Kiev.

In the middle of parliamentary discussions about whether South Africa had supplied arms and ammunition to Russia since the invasion, it was confirmed that the commander of South Africa’s ground forces, Lieutenant General Lawrence Mbatha, went to Moscow on an official visit.

Whose side is South Africa on in Russia-Ukraine war?

South Africa’s cozy relationship with Moscow is casting doubt on the region’s proclaimed neutrality in Russia’s war against Ukraine.

www.gisreportsonline.com

 

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The ANC was backed by the Soviets in its struggle against the white nationalist government in the apartheid era. South Africa is simply giving back to Mother Russia for the liberation of the country by supporting Putin's war against another nationalist regime in Kiev.

Whose side is South Africa on in Russia-Ukraine war?

South Africa’s cozy relationship with Moscow is casting doubt on the region’s proclaimed neutrality in Russia’s war against Ukraine.

www.gisreportsonline.com

The face when they go to fight Nazi and found themselves among Nazi.

 

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THE AFRICAN CHEAP WHORES:

 

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This French news outlet agrees with my analysis. It's an "emotional bond" that was forged when the Soviets liberated South Africa from apartheid. The West supported the National Party, which was responsible for the implementation of apartheid rule.

Reagan voiced support for the apartheid regime, asking: “Can we abandon a country that has stood beside us in every war we've ever fought, a country that strategically is essential to the free world in its production of minerals we all must have…?” Reagan prioritized resistance against communist expansion over efforts to end human rights violations internationally and pursued “constructive engagement” with the apartheid regime.

Moscow and South Africa's African National Congress forged relations during the Cold War, when the Soviet Union backed the ANC's fight against apartheid.

Those ties remain steely strong despite historical and ideological shifts that -- logically -- should have caused them to part company long ago.

In 1991, the Soviet Union collapsed, sowing the seeds for nationalism in its core member Russia under Vladimir Putin.

In South Africa, though, the victory over apartheid brought in democracy and Africa's most liberal constitution, bequeathing the ANC with a worldwide image as a liberator.

South Africa and Russia, the 'strange bedfellows'

South Africa's hosting of a BRICS summit next week has turned a spotlight on ties between Pretoria and the Kremlin that are cosy and, for some, a puzzle.

www.france24.com

 

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This French news outlet agrees with my analysis. It's an "emotional bond" that was forged when the Soviets liberated South Africa from apartheid. The West supported the National Party, which was responsible for the implementation of apartheid rule.

Reagan voiced support for the apartheid regime, asking: “Can we abandon a country that has stood beside us in every war we've ever fought, a country that strategically is essential to the free world in its production of minerals we all must have…?” Reagan prioritized resistance against communist expansion over efforts to end human rights violations internationally and pursued “constructive engagement” with the apartheid regime.

Moscow and South Africa's African National Congress forged relations during the Cold War, when the Soviet Union backed the ANC's fight against apartheid.

Those ties remain steely strong despite historical and ideological shifts that -- logically -- should have caused them to part company long ago.

In 1991, the Soviet Union collapsed, sowing the seeds for nationalism in its core member Russia under Vladimir Putin.

In South Africa, though, the victory over apartheid brought in democracy and Africa's most liberal constitution, bequeathing the ANC with a worldwide image as a liberator.

South Africa and Russia, the 'strange bedfellows'

South Africa's hosting of a BRICS summit next week has turned a spotlight on ties between Pretoria and the Kremlin that are cosy and, for some, a puzzle.

www.france24.com

You expect the Muscovites to trust their cannon fodder with live ammo outside no man's land?

Get them down.
Glory to Ukraine.