Russophobia, Common Lies-Nonsense on Russia

George1 wrote:Lithuanian court sentenced Marshal Yazov to 10 years in prison for January 1991 events

https://i-korotchenko.livejournal.com/1483790.html

verkhoturye51 wrote:He lives in Moscow. Russia is reportedly unlikely to hand him over.

verkhoturye51 wrote:My point exactly.

Cyberspec wrote:They know they don't have much time left before they get overtaken, so they're throwing the rule books away in one last hurrah...I don't mean just nuclear weapons but in general development'economic terms

kvs wrote:https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2019-05-29/us-accuses-russia-conducting-low-yield-nuke-tests-violation-treaty


After hoaxing a pretext for breaking the INF, the yanquis are making up BS stories about Russians "violating" the CNTBT
with low yield tests.

1) The alleged size of these tests is small enough that the USA has no physical way to distinguish them from conventional
explosions.  

2) In fact, it can't even distinguish them from low energy earthquakes since all it has are seismic readings and nothing
else.

3) As usual, yanqui logic is a wonder of retardation.   These alleged tests are so low yield as to be useless, but Russia
must somehow be guilty.

This is the usual NATO schizophrenia abut mud hut savages known as Russians.   Russians can't wipe their asses without western
help, but they always threaten poor little NATO with mysterious abilities.   In this case Russians are exploiting low
yield detonations in a manner not understood by NATO experts.   Either Russians are actually this advanced, or the NATO
master is full of sh*t.

The US went the way of supercomputer simulations to design new nuclear warheads.   This sounds cool until you realize that
a computer is nothing but "garbage in = garbage out" device that can in no way replace empirical data collection.   Actual
nuclear tests are needed to understand the physics and to develop new designs.    Of course supercomputer simulations allow
lots of "testing" based on previously accumulated data, but that is it.

It looks like the US has realized that Russia has jumped in terms of nuclear technology (e.g. Burevestnik) and is in a panic
that Russia may be able to increase warhead yield for a fixed size.  Downsizing warheads has been a big deal since the dawn
of nuclear weapons.  

kvs wrote:

The scumbags spewing hate at Russia for "occupying" Georgia are full of shit and ignorance.   Georgia was the prime ethnic cleanser
during the 1990s.  They destroyed the Azeri community and wanted to do the same to the South Ossetians and Abkhazians.  
Russia's crime is for stopping these nazionalist vermin from fulfilling their final solution plans.  

Naturally NATO propagandists have laundered Georgia's genocides by ignoring them and pretending it is some virgin innocent
being violated by Russia (the usual racist imagery).

verkhoturye51 wrote:We can, we will, but can it further deteriorate RU-LT relations? Look at current situation as a trough. After Lithuanians had a Russophob president for two terms, there's a positive change showing promise. In May they'll be having presidential elections and Nauseda, that supports normalization of relations of Russia is in the lead. It's not so much about a president with a symbolic function, but more about people's opinion and tiredness of this media wars with their neighbour. Looking at S-400 and new 20380 ships in Kaliningrad doesn't help either I guess.

kvs wrote:https://behindtheblack.com/tag/bartini/

Some retard blogger trotting out tropes to sound "intelligent".

This retard does not understand that a research institute is not "bureaucracy".   It is researchers engaging in research, f*cktard.

Also, since this f*ckwit never heard of Bartini before he dismisses the concept of Krylo-SV out of hand.   The usual, western
pinhead crusader self-anointed ubermensch "thought" process.