Zelenskyy steps on his d#$%.

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Read something about George Nathaniel Curzon and his line, aka recommended eastern border of Poland.

Essentially, Britain practiced political pragmatism, concluding that punishing the USSR for the invasion would not save Poland, but would severely hinder the war against Nazi Germany.

 

[Zavulon]

Russia greed and barbary.

And Russians see themselves as generous and civilised people.

 

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If they want to sodomise me they'll have to do it by force because I'm not voting for anyone any more.

I'm sure that makes them happy that you are making it easier for them to "pull down [your] britches and bending over so [they] can rob [you] and phuck [you] at the same time."

 

[Zavulon]

Essentially, Britain practiced political pragmatism, concluding that punishing the USSR for the invasion would not save Poland, but would severely hinder the war against Nazi Germany.

You didn't read, did you? Curzon line was suggested in 1920.

 

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And Russians see themselves as generous and civilised people.

I'm sure they do. I hear Genghis Khan was loved by some of his countrymen too.

 

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You didn't read, did you? Curzon line was suggested in 1920.

I didn't need to. See posts # 178 and 181.

 

[Zavulon]

I'm sure they do. I hear Genghis Khan was loved by some of his countrymen too.

He was very popular leader. And it means that he was generous to soldiers and acceptable for his people.

 

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He was very popular leader. And it means that he was generous to soldiers and acceptable for his people.

Like Stalin and Lenin?

 

[Zavulon]

Like Stalin and Lenin?

Yes. Or any other popular leader. That's what the word popularity means.

 

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Yes. Or any other popular leader. That's what the word popularity means.

Stalin and Lenin were popular? Was that before or after the purges?