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I'd heard this sort of this for years on SB and saw stuff on Twitter of a similar type, in threads relating to the early days of the Ukraine conflict/war, when the rebels still had some international good will before they blew that airliner. I would also point out how Putin's rhetoric, and...

Pretty much up until the USSR ended, from what I've been told and seen. The Soviets were bent on Russify-ing all of Eastern Europe, and kept at it till the USSR fell apart and the apparatus supporting said efforts ceased to exist (at least for a while).

I was talking about the Baltics, Poland, and perhaps the Balkans (though they have internal issues that are separate from what the USSR did), not Ukraine, even if the same happened there.

And you still seem to think that what Russia did and kept doing up till the USSR fell, deliberately moving Russian's into these nations to destroy the local culture, somehow isn't an attempt at the same, just on a different timescale? And as I said, people who fled Russia after the Wall fell...

No, the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo was in the US war with Mexico; it had nothing to do with Native American issues and everything to do with control over Texas/the Rio Grande. Also, I said that people who were imported to those areas and those still loyal to Putin should be send back to...

Did I say to remove the kids, or grandkids automatically; no. I said remove the people who had been imported by the USSR, or who are loyal to Putin. You keep ignoring what I say to keep trying to ride your moral high horse over me like I'm a grandma in Trudeau's Canada.

And you keep ignoring what I say about keeping Russians who fled Russia, and only sending back those the USSR imported or who are still loyal to Putin, because you want to attempt to ride a moral high horse over me. The costs of this are less than the costs of a fifth column if/when Putin makes...

Actually it would accomplish something, if you kept people who fled from Russia while deporting those the USSR imported to those nations. The nations would keep Russian's that oppose Putin, who are rather valuable, and remove potential fifth column in those Russians who do support Putin. This...

It's not a final solution for dealing with Russia, and I never claimed it was. It might be a bit of spite and fighting 'dirty', but that is only because that level of emotion and geopolitical motivations seem to be the level Russia operates on and understands, unfortunately. Trying to be the...

1) Perhaps, but it also is a known excuse and after what has happened in Ukraine, one we can say Russia has acted on. Russia 'allies' are far fewer this time, and fewer will be interested in humoring Russia's excuse in the future. 2) Unless they are among those who fled Russia to escape Putin...

Have you missed the Soviet Flags on Russian tanks in Ukraine, or Putin saying the break up of the USSR was the greatest tragedy of the 20th century? Russia/Putin want the USSR back, which is part of why they invaded Ukraine. the people the Soviet Union placed in the Baltics are still there...

And the real people, in real houses, in Ukraine saw what happened when they let Putin play his games with 'Russian speaking minorities' and it's not like Russian's have made it a secret they want to punch a corridor to both Kaliningrad and Transnitria through NATO territory. Telling Russia 'you...

Do the words Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo mean anything to you, or you just looking for a cheap gotcha attempt. Comparing the planted groups and families the USSR purposely imported to the Baltics, with the express purpose of undermining and destroying those nations pre-USSR culture, to a claim...

'Cultural genocide' is what the Russian's were trying to do when they imported those 'Russian speaking minorities' to the Baltics and Eastern Europe, in an attempt to displace and neuter the pre-USSR cultures of said nations. These 'minorities' are not like the minorities in the west; these were...

Eh, it should be handled as a long overdue illegal immigrantion matter. Deporting Russia's 'Russian speaking minority' scheme' groups/plants from the nations the USSR oppressed is something that seems to be a no-brainer for European nations along Russia's borders.