Zelenskyy steps on his d#$%.

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...We don't invade other countries without pretty good reasons.

You mean like Poland?

 

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And it might be in your best interests to help me in this job.

How does that logic work? Is that anything like woman logic? Look how much money I saved you, honey, by spending $10,000.

 

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By my military speciality I'm a chemical scout and I speak (more or less) English. He will send me (and people like me) to attack US WMD-sites (or use our WMD) in America.

I say let the best team win. Who doesn't like Darwin? Except of course the losers, right?

 

[Zavulon]

You mean like Poland?

If you mean taking under Russian protection Western Belarus and Western Ukraine in 1939 than it was 1) an act of pure collective self-defense because Poland attacked Russia's ally - Czechoslovakia in 1938 and, therefore by this act cancelled Soviet-Polish non-aggresion treaty. 2) Polish state already effectively ceased it's existence and we just returned under our control our lands, previously illegally occupied by Poland, eastwar from Kerzon's line.

If you mean future demilitarisation of Poland it is already justified by their participation in Ukrainian and Baltic conflicts.

 

[Zavulon]

How does that logic work? Is that anything like woman logic? Look how much money I saved you, honey, by spending $10,000.

No. It's something like - You can help my recon-sabotage group eliminate this American biolab with doomsday virus, without any collateral damage (and then you and all your neighbours and relatives will be perfectly safe), or Russia can just nuke this lab and destroy the whole town or American illegimate government, losing the war, will release this virus and many Americans (and, may be, not only Americans) will be dead.
Or, less dramatic - help us, and we'll help you.

 

[Ringo]

Entry into European Union (EU) countries will soon no longer be completely free for Ukrainian citizens. As early as 2026, the ETIAS travel authorization system will come into effect, and applicants will have to pay around 20 euros for it. This was reported by the Telegram channel “RT in Russian.”

The new rule will apply even to those entering with biometric passports. Before traveling, travelers will need to submit an online application and obtain an entry permit; without it, crossing the border will be impossible.

Before the Maidan, a visa cost 30 euros. Now it will be 20 - a clear victory!

 

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Entry into European Union (EU) countries will soon no longer be completely free for Ukrainian citizens.

They can promote Ukraine to EU presidency for all I care. DEMOCRACY IS already DEAD and pretending it isn't is the same as pulling down our britches and bending over so the EU can rob us and phuck us at the same time. If they want to sodomise me they'll have to do it by force because I'm not voting for anyone any more.

 

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If you mean taking under Russian protection Western Belarus and Western Ukraine in 1939...

The Soviet Union (Russia) invaded Poland on September 17, 1939, just 16 days after Nazi Germany's attack, acting under a secret agreement with Germany known as the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact. This act, often called the "fourth partition of Poland," marked the beginning of a brutal Soviet occupation in the east.

Key Facts about the 1939 Invasion:

• Betrayal: The invasion occurred while Poland was already fighting Germany to the west, forcing Polish troops to fight on two fronts.
• The Pact:The Soviet action was based on secret protocols in the Molotov-Ribbentrop Non-Aggression Pact with Nazi Germany, which divided Eastern Europe into spheres of influence
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  • Annexation: The Soviet Union occupied roughly three-fifths of Poland's territory, resulting in the deportation and persecution of over one million Polish citizens.
  • Repression: Soviet authorities executed thousands of Polish officers and intelligentsia, with the most infamous incident being the 1940 Katyn massacre.

 

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No. It's something like - You can help my recon-sabotage group eliminate this American biolab with doomsday virus, without any collateral damage (and then you and all your neighbours and relatives will be perfectly safe), or Russia can just nuke this lab and destroy the whole town or American illegimate government, losing the war, will release this virus and many Americans (and, may be, not only Americans) will be dead.
Or, less dramatic - help us, and we'll help you.

You can't even be honest about Russia invading Poland. You don't use logic. You use propaganda.

 

[Zavulon]

The Soviet Union (Russia) invaded Poland on September 17, 1939, just 16 days after Nazi Germany's attack, acting under a secret agreement with Germany known as the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact. This act, often called the "fourth partition of Poland," marked the beginning of a brutal Soviet occupation in the east.

Plain lie. There were no Poland on September 17, 1939. Not anymore. Their "government" already left the country and their forces were about to surrender.
Second, Poland, allied with Germany, invaded Soviet ally - Czechoslovakia, in 1938, and effectively cancelled Soviet-Polish non-aggresion pact.

Key Facts about the 1939 Invasion:

• Betrayal: The invasion occurred while Poland was already fighting Germany to the west, forcing Polish troops to fight on two fronts.

Only ally can betray. And Soviet Union and Poland were not allies. And no, Polish troops didn't fight at "eastern front". They knew, that this land wasn't their.

• The Pact:The Soviet action was based on secret protocols in the Molotov-Ribbentrop Non-Aggression Pact with Nazi Germany, which divided Eastern Europe into spheres of influence

Not only. First of all, our actions were based on the clear understanding that it was our land. We just returned what is rightfully our.

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  • Annexation: The Soviet Union occupied roughly three-fifths of Poland's territory, resulting in the deportation and persecution of over one million Polish citizens.

Bla-bla-bla. It was (and still is) Russian territory.

• • Repression: Soviet authorities executed thousands of Polish officers and intelligentsia, with the most infamous incident being the 1940 Katyn massacre.

Nobody cares. Actually, they deserved it.

 

[Zavulon]

You can't even be honest about Russia invading Poland. You don't use logic. You use propaganda.

There is logic. Poland attacked Russia's ally in 1938 and Russia attacked former Poland in 1939. It means that it was Poland who acted first. That's the logic. 1938 was earlier than 1939. Don't you agree?

 

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Like I said Zalensky is a prick...and now he's a dictator also...

Most world leaders are pricks, but he's not a dictator. Ukraine will have elections again when the war stops.

Unlike Russia which has "elections" that are a foregone conclusion.

 

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ZOOLINSKY

... he's not a dictator. Ukraine will have elections again when the war stops.

What do you mean"again"? When was the last one?

Unlike Russia which has "elections" that are a foregone conclusion.

Ukraine is under the leadership (leadership, yeah right ) as the result of an American-lead political coup. The US itself is plagued by a barrage of scandals, corruption, and fake media coverage. If Putin continues to be popular, has the backing of his countrymen, and is taking care of his country .... then what is wrong with him being elected again? Since the end of the Cold War, Russia has surpassed the West in Democratic Principles. But you probably don't know that.

 

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Plain lie. There were no Poland on September 17, 1939. Not anymore. Their "government" already left the country and their forces were about to surrender.
Second, Poland, allied with Germany, invaded Soviet ally - Czechoslovakia, in 1938, and effectively cancelled Soviet-Polish non-aggresion pact.


Only ally can betray. And Soviet Union and Poland were not allies. And no, Polish troops didn't fight at "eastern front". They knew, that this land wasn't their.


Not only. First of all, our actions were based on the clear understanding that it was our land. We just returned what is rightfully our.


Bla-bla-bla. It was (and still is) Russian territory.

Nobody cares. Actually, they deserved it.

Tell it to google.

 

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There is logic. Poland attacked Russia's ally in 1938 and Russia attacked former Poland in 1939. It means that it was Poland who acted first. That's the logic. 1938 was earlier than 1939. Don't you agree?

Russian propaganda. But am I getting a kick out of your moral arguments though. Keep 'em coming.

 

[Zavulon]

Russian propaganda.

And in whos ideological setting 1938 happened after 1939 and was caused by it?

 

[Zavulon]

Tell it to google.

No practical reason. We have reactions of England and France in 1939. They did see the difference. And that's why they declared war to Germany and didn't declare war to the USSR.

 

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No practical reason. We have reactions of England and France in 1939. They did see the difference. And that's why they declared war to Germany and didn't declare war to the USSR.

Try using google. Britain did not declare war on the Soviet Union in 1939 because their alliance pact was specifically designed to defend Poland only against German aggression, not a Soviet attack. Facing an unwinnable two-front war, the UK chose to prioritize defeating Germany, treating the Soviet action as a "cold-blooded" but realistic move to create a buffer against Hitler.

 

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And in whos ideological setting 1938 happened after 1939 and was caused by it?

Russia greed and barbary.

 

[Zavulon]

Try using google. Britain did not declare war on the Soviet Union in 1939 because their alliance pact was specifically designed to defend Poland only against German aggression, not a Soviet attack. Facing an unwinnable two-front war, the UK chose to prioritize defeating Germany, treating the Soviet action as a "cold-blooded" but realistic move to create a buffer against Hitler.

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