Agent23
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Nope, proud serf of the EUSSR.Maybe he's an American? US Russophiles do exist, after all.
Is this forum Americans and Russia-haters only?
Didn't see any of that in the rules.
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Nope, proud serf of the EUSSR.Maybe he's an American? US Russophiles do exist, after all.
Yeah, and then they ree about you being a Russian bot/citize/sympathizer if you go against the narrative they have been fed.It's something that certain people feel very strongly about. The same people, who will decry media for fake news cesspool and Biden regime as shameless liars, will treat anything coming from the same sources, saying Russia is bad, as divine truth. Doublethink is not just woke trait, it's something common to all of the humanity.
Rather like certain people here decrying US "imperialism" glossing over the obvious imperialism of taking over another country the way Russia is lining itself up to do.It's something that certain people feel very strongly about. The same people, who will decry media for fake news cesspool and Biden regime as shameless liars, will treat anything coming from the same sources, saying Russia is bad, as divine truth. Doublethink is not just woke trait, it's something common to all of the humanity.
According to the western media, you mean.Rather like certain people here decrying US "imperialism" glossing over the obvious imperialism of taking over another country the way Russia is lining itself up to do.
Indeed, Russia's case in this conflict would be more sympathetic and justifiable than IRL if Russia's intention was merely to solve it according to the national self-determination standard.According to the western media, you mean.
Also, remind me, how many times did the USA invade Mexico to safeguard its interests, also Texas is still a thing, as is your intervention in Kosovo.
The situation is not dissimilar with Russia and Ukraine, only the Ethnic Russians were there before "Ukraine" was even a thing.
This would be like if the USA melted down due to woke-itis, Texas wanted to become part of Mexico again, and parts of Northern Texas that still identify as American wanted to join whatever Rump State was left.
The USA and the EU for that matter enforce self-determination when it suits them the best, so go cry me a river about all that.Indeed, Russia's case in this conflict would be more sympathetic and justifiable than IRL if Russia's intention was merely to solve it according to the national self-determination standard.
Unfortunately, Russia is far more interested in solving it according to the spheres of influence standard, which it was pretty close to succeeding at through hybrid means (highly integrated combination of low intensity warfare, diplomacy, and intelligence operations).
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According to media. Who proved themselves to be liars in the last decade or so and have a vested interest to stoke up the tensions as part of their long running Russian collusion hoax.taking over another country the way Russia is lining itself up to do.
On the one hand, I enjoy the moronic shit show, on the other hand I'd rather it not be in my fucking back yard.
I also love Ron Paul telling him to take the red pill.
Not an American, but if 74% of your population want you to focus on domestic problems, don't you think it is, you know, undemocratic, to waste time on foreign adventures.
I mean
No, i have no idea where you got that scenario, but what happened in reality was much more radical and questionable.The USA and the EU for that matter enforce self-determination when it suits them the best, so go cry me a river about all that.
Russia basically told Ukraine that they will lose their customs union status, and thus a lot of their markets, but since the EU is a lot bigger and throws a lot more money at local satraps if they tug the party line, they love "Europhiles" from Eastern Europe that will vote for more Eurocracy in exchange for Euroslop in their Eurotroughs.
On 30 March 2012 the European Union (EU) and Ukraine initiated an Association Agreement;[106] however, the EU leaders later stated that the agreement would not be ratified unless Ukraine addressed concerns over a "stark deterioration of democracy and the rule of law", including the imprisonment of Yulia Tymoshenko and Yuriy Lutsenko in 2011 and 2012.[107][nb 7] In the months leading up to the protests Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych urged the parliament to adopt laws so that Ukraine would meet the EU's criteria.[109][110] On 25 September 2013 Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada (Ukraine's parliament) Volodymyr Rybak stated he was sure that his parliament would pass all the laws needed to fit the EU criteria for the Association Agreement since, except for the Communist Party of Ukraine, "The Verkhovna Rada has united around these bills."[111] According to Pavlo Klimkin, one of the Ukrainian negotiators of the Association Agreement, initially "the Russians simply did not believe (the association agreement with the EU) could come true. They didn't believe in our ability to negotiate a good agreement and didn't believe in our commitment to implement a good agreement."[112]
In mid-August 2013 Russia changed its customs regulations on imports from Ukraine[113] such that on 14 August 2013, the Russian Custom Service stopped all goods coming from Ukraine[114] and prompted politicians[115] and sources[116][117][118] to view the move as the start of a trade war against Ukraine to prevent Ukraine from signing a trade agreement with the European Union. Ukrainian Industrial Policy Minister Mykhailo Korolenko stated on 18 December 2013 that because of this Ukraine's exports had dropped by $1.4 billion (or a 10% year-on-year decrease through the first 10 months of the year).[113] The State Statistics Service of Ukraine reported in November 2013 that in comparison with the same months of 2012, industrial production in Ukraine in October 2013 had fallen by 4.9 percent, in September 2013 by 5.6 percent, and in August 2013 by 5.4 percent (and that the industrial production in Ukraine in 2012 total had fallen by 1.8 percent).[119]
Russian ships, tanks and troops on the move to Ukraine as peace talks stall - NewsBreak
With negotiations deadlocked, Moscow is continuing to build up its military forces for a possible invasionwww.newsbreakapp.com
NewsBreakApp said:And a large military force, including Iskander short-range ballistic missiles, elite spetsnaz troops and anti-aircraft batteries,
Better to be prepared incase some totally not American pilots show upThose Russians must know something about the vaunted Ukrainian Air Force that even Ukraine doesn't know about.