Off Topic stuff from Ukraine Police action thread

Firebird wrote:

Podlodka77 wrote:

RTN wrote:Kremlin has relaxed age restrictions. Even people over 40 can now join the Russian military. So why is the Russia strong crowd of this forum not grabbing this opportunity with both hands? Of course .... how will they....these people are residing in the West.

What is the situation in "paradise" and how many thousands of Latinos come to the United States every day ? Is English still available in Los Angeles ?

Yeah I just heard about that. Seems California, TExas, around Miami etc.
SPanish literally seems to be taking over.
I thought it was 75-25 in favour of English. Seems like its actually only a few percent off even, and heading in the direction of majority Spanish.
Americans are choking to death on their "multicultural" faggotry! HAHAHA

Maybe thats the cause of their bitchiness in the former Ukraine.

Podlodka77 wrote:

You write if "I know anything about history" ?
I didn't even write that the Russian Empire was great, but it was Russian. The Russian Empire created today's Russia, smartass. You must be a communist when you find it necessary to spend words of criticism for the Russian Empire, because the loss of many millions of people through the Civil war, Stalin's and Lenin's purges, the famine in the USSR, Stalin's "idiocy" about German non-aggression is wrong, and because all of that millions of russians have died. And your talk about the defeat in the Russo-Japanese war has nothing to do with the truth, because its nothing compared to millions of deaths. Not the "Soviets", but the Russians won the battles around Moscow, Stalingrad, the siege of Leningrad and the Battle of Kursk.
This can be clearly seen in the way Victory Day is celebrated in the former republics of the USSR, because it is the only serious thing in Russia and Belarus. The same Belarus that lost the largest percentage of its population in World War II.
Even today, Russia has not recovered demographically, in large part because of the idiot Stalin and his mistakes made in World War II. And while the Russian people have been waiting in line for "Lada" and "Moskvich" for years, the Soviet supreme vermin was driving in "Zil" cars. And don't even mention the Soviets and the USSR to me anymore, because they are where they belong - in the dustbin of history.

Stalin's and Lenin's purges

the famine in the USSR

Stalin's "idiocy" about German non-aggression

Not the "Soviets", but the Russians won the battles around Moscow, Stalingrad, the siege of Leningrad and the Battle of Kursk.

This can be clearly seen in the way Victory Day is celebrated in the former republics of the USSR

Mig-31BM2 Super Irbis-E wrote:
Can someone say exactly what is there now?

Had 4x PanzirM, 4xTorM2, 2xBukM3, 1xS-300PMU2/400. This is the only way to secure an important outpost.
Is there a 250m runway possible for drones a option?

RTN wrote:Kremlin has relaxed age restrictions. Even people over 40 can now join the Russian military. So why is the Russia strong crowd of this forum not grabbing this opportunity with both hands? Of course .... how will they....these people are residing in the West.

Podlodka77 wrote:

Firebird wrote:

Podlodka77 wrote:

RTN wrote:Kremlin has relaxed age restrictions. Even people over 40 can now join the Russian military. So why is the Russia strong crowd of this forum not grabbing this opportunity with both hands? Of course .... how will they....these people are residing in the West.

What is the situation in "paradise" and how many thousands of Latinos come to the United States every day ? Is English still available in Los Angeles ?

Yeah I just heard about that. Seems California, TExas, around Miami etc.
SPanish literally seems to be taking over.
I thought it was 75-25 in favour of English. Seems like its actually only a few percent off even, and heading in the direction of majority Spanish.
Americans are choking to death on their "multicultural" faggotry! HAHAHA

Maybe thats the cause of their bitchiness in the former Ukraine.

I’m off topic, sorry, but to add;
62.1 million Latinos lived in the United States 2 years ago. That's almost the same population as Canada and Australia combined. I think it will explode harder than Yellowstone in the near future.
Now in 2022 that number is certainly close to 64 million, and that is slightly less than 20% of the US population.
28.3% population of NYC are Latinos and the same situation (28%) is in Chicago... Learn Spanish, RTN !

Podlodka77 wrote:

caveat emptor wrote:

Podlodka77 wrote:

Scorpius wrote:

Podlodka77 wrote:. Did Putin give Ukraine everything from Kharkov to Odessa or was it Lenin?

I am a supporter of an honest approach to history. If Lenin had not done this, most likely we would not have had the luxury of discussing the history of Russia at all today. It's easy to say now - and then Lenin was the one who revived the destroyed state. You can criticize suboptimal solutions, but be sure to remember that at that time they worked. To be honest, in Putin's place, before making claims against Lenin, I would first clarify how he himself coped with at least internal separatism in Russia (hint: he did it badly, and we may face no less consequences in 50 years).

With all due respect, but this is not true and the truth is that the red heretic Lenin did everything in his power to expand Bolshevik rule, at any cost, because for him there was no religion or statehood and real borders, but there was a utopia about the Soviets and the Soviet state. Yes, Lenin was "great" ; Bloody civil war and millions of deaths. And where are the Soviets and Soviet state now? Rotten and forgotten. The biggest shit that has ever happened to Russia is the collapse of the Russian Empire. And that "red utopia" was brought to the Russians from the West through Lenin. I would throw that stinky Lenin in the Moscow sewer.

If Empire was so great, it wouldn't collapse in the first place. Truth is, that, if you know anything about Russian history is that if Emperors continued Alexandar II reforms, Empire maybe wouldn't collapse. But, they didn't and by beginning of XX century, Russian Empire was very backward . It lost Russo-Japan war, barely survived a 1904 revolution and had a constant civil unrest, which was finalized by complete failure in WW1.

You write if "I know anything about history" ?
I didn't even write that the Russian Empire was great, but it was Russian. The Russian Empire created today's Russia, smartass. You must be a communist when you find it necessary to spend words of criticism for the Russian Empire, because the loss of many millions of people through the Civil war, Stalin's and Lenin's purges, the famine in the USSR, Stalin's "idiocy" about German non-aggression is wrong, and because all of that millions of russians have died. And your talk about the defeat in the Russo-Japanese war has nothing to do with the truth, because its nothing compared to millions of deaths. Not the "Soviets", but the Russians won the battles around Moscow, Stalingrad, the siege of Leningrad and the Battle of Kursk.
This can be clearly seen in the way Victory Day is celebrated in the former republics of the USSR, because it is the only serious thing in Russia and Belarus. The same Belarus that lost the largest percentage of its population in World War II.
Even today, Russia has not recovered demographically, in large part because of the idiot Stalin and his mistakes made in World War II. And while the Russian people have been waiting in line for "Lada" and "Moskvich" for years, the Soviet supreme vermin was driving in "Zil" cars. And don't even mention the Soviets and the USSR to me anymore, because they are where they belong - in the dustbin of history.

caveat emptor wrote:

Podlodka77 wrote:

caveat emptor wrote:

Podlodka77 wrote:

Scorpius wrote:

Podlodka77 wrote:. Did Putin give Ukraine everything from Kharkov to Odessa or was it Lenin?

I am a supporter of an honest approach to history. If Lenin had not done this, most likely we would not have had the luxury of discussing the history of Russia at all today. It's easy to say now - and then Lenin was the one who revived the destroyed state. You can criticize suboptimal solutions, but be sure to remember that at that time they worked. To be honest, in Putin's place, before making claims against Lenin, I would first clarify how he himself coped with at least internal separatism in Russia (hint: he did it badly, and we may face no less consequences in 50 years).

With all due respect, but this is not true and the truth is that the red heretic Lenin did everything in his power to expand Bolshevik rule, at any cost, because for him there was no religion or statehood and real borders, but there was a utopia about the Soviets and the Soviet state. Yes, Lenin was "great" ; Bloody civil war and millions of deaths. And where are the Soviets and Soviet state now? Rotten and forgotten. The biggest shit that has ever happened to Russia is the collapse of the Russian Empire. And that "red utopia" was brought to the Russians from the West through Lenin. I would throw that stinky Lenin in the Moscow sewer.

If Empire was so great, it wouldn't collapse in the first place. Truth is, that, if you know anything about Russian history is that if Emperors continued Alexandar II reforms, Empire maybe wouldn't collapse. But, they didn't and by beginning of XX century, Russian Empire was very backward . It lost Russo-Japan war, barely survived a 1904 revolution and had a constant civil unrest, which was finalized by complete failure in WW1.

You write if "I know anything about history" ?
I didn't even write that the Russian Empire was great, but it was Russian. The Russian Empire created today's Russia, smartass. You must be a communist when you find it necessary to spend words of criticism for the Russian Empire, because the loss of many millions of people through the Civil war, Stalin's and Lenin's purges, the famine in the USSR, Stalin's "idiocy" about German non-aggression is wrong, and because all of that millions of russians have died. And your talk about the defeat in the Russo-Japanese war has nothing to do with the truth, because its nothing compared to millions of deaths. Not the "Soviets", but the Russians won the battles around Moscow, Stalingrad, the siege of Leningrad and the Battle of Kursk.
This can be clearly seen in the way Victory Day is celebrated in the former republics of the USSR, because it is the only serious thing in Russia and Belarus. The same Belarus that lost the largest percentage of its population in World War II.
Even today, Russia has not recovered demographically, in large part because of the idiot Stalin and his mistakes made in World War II. And while the Russian people have been waiting in line for "Lada" and "Moskvich" for years, the Soviet supreme vermin was driving in "Zil" cars. And don't even mention the Soviets and the USSR to me anymore, because they are where they belong - in the dustbin of history.

I didn't say a word about Soviet Union. Just made a comment about your perception of what Russian Empire was. 
And Russian in its name was just  possesive adjective. Not that you would get that. 
I noticed that you spout a lot of bullshit about Serbian history, as well. 
Stop learning history via YouTube and tabloids and start reading books. You'll be much better off. 
This is my advice to you as a compatriot and fellow member of the forum.

Arkanghelsk wrote:

Do you think you could do better then Texas shooter if you were given m777 and switchblade?

Are pindos in general scared of Russians so they shoot the school instead?

Maybe javelin would help

Podlodka77 wrote:


You write if "I know anything about history" ?
I didn't even write that the Russian Empire was great, but it was Russian. The Russian Empire created today's Russia, smartass. You must be a communist when you find it necessary to spend words of criticism for the Russian Empire, because the loss of many millions of people through the Civil war, Stalin's and Lenin's purges, the famine in the USSR, Stalin's "idiocy" about German non-aggression is wrong, and because all of that millions of russians have died. And your talk about the defeat in the Russo-Japanese war has nothing to do with the truth, because its nothing compared to millions of deaths. Not the "Soviets", but the Russians won the battles around Moscow, Stalingrad, the siege of Leningrad and the Battle of Kursk.
This can be clearly seen in the way Victory Day is celebrated in the former republics of the USSR, because it is the only serious thing in Russia and Belarus. The same Belarus that lost the largest percentage of its population in World War II.
Even today, Russia has not recovered demographically, in large part because of the idiot Stalin and his mistakes made in World War II. And while the Russian people have been waiting in line for "Lada" and "Moskvich" for years, the Soviet supreme vermin was driving in "Zil" cars. And don't even mention the Soviets and the USSR to me anymore, because they are where they belong - in the dustbin of history.

ATLASCUB wrote:

Podlodka77 wrote:


You write if "I know anything about history" ?
I didn't even write that the Russian Empire was great, but it was Russian. The Russian Empire created today's Russia, smartass. You must be a communist when you find it necessary to spend words of criticism for the Russian Empire, because the loss of many millions of people through the Civil war, Stalin's and Lenin's purges, the famine in the USSR, Stalin's "idiocy" about German non-aggression is wrong, and because all of that millions of russians have died. And your talk about the defeat in the Russo-Japanese war has nothing to do with the truth, because its nothing compared to millions of deaths. Not the "Soviets", but the Russians won the battles around Moscow, Stalingrad, the siege of Leningrad and the Battle of Kursk.
This can be clearly seen in the way Victory Day is celebrated in the former republics of the USSR, because it is the only serious thing in Russia and Belarus. The same Belarus that lost the largest percentage of its population in World War II.
Even today, Russia has not recovered demographically, in large part because of the idiot Stalin and his mistakes made in World War II. And while the Russian people have been waiting in line for "Lada" and "Moskvich" for years, the Soviet supreme vermin was driving in "Zil" cars. And don't even mention the Soviets and the USSR to me anymore, because they are where they belong - in the dustbin of history.

Strong, pro-Russian history honcho right here...

It does have to be said, that he's clearly not the only dimwit here who showcase this level of stupidity with regards to history, Russian history at that, on the regular.... much less have a basic grasp of the basics of geopolitics. To see other clowns, cough..kvs... cough get schooled is also a good laugh....

The Putin boys wish their selected soviet apparatchik named Putin was as good a leader as either Stalin or Lenin, both in smarts and capacity to lead. Look what quagmire Russia is in, all under his watch, on fucking Ukraine of all places.

Can't make this shit up...

ATLASCUB wrote:

Podlodka77 wrote:


You write if "I know anything about history" ?
I didn't even write that the Russian Empire was great, but it was Russian. The Russian Empire created today's Russia, smartass. You must be a communist when you find it necessary to spend words of criticism for the Russian Empire, because the loss of many millions of people through the Civil war, Stalin's and Lenin's purges, the famine in the USSR, Stalin's "idiocy" about German non-aggression is wrong, and because all of that millions of russians have died. And your talk about the defeat in the Russo-Japanese war has nothing to do with the truth, because its nothing compared to millions of deaths. Not the "Soviets", but the Russians won the battles around Moscow, Stalingrad, the siege of Leningrad and the Battle of Kursk.
This can be clearly seen in the way Victory Day is celebrated in the former republics of the USSR, because it is the only serious thing in Russia and Belarus. The same Belarus that lost the largest percentage of its population in World War II.
Even today, Russia has not recovered demographically, in large part because of the idiot Stalin and his mistakes made in World War II. And while the Russian people have been waiting in line for "Lada" and "Moskvich" for years, the Soviet supreme vermin was driving in "Zil" cars. And don't even mention the Soviets and the USSR to me anymore, because they are where they belong - in the dustbin of history.

Strong, pro-Russian history honcho right here...

It does have to be said, that he's clearly not the only dimwit here who showcase this level of stupidity with regards to history, Russian history at that, on the regular.... much less have a basic grasp of the basics of geopolitics. To see other clowns, cough..kvs... cough get schooled is also a good laugh....

The Putin boys wish their selected soviet apparatchik named Putin was as good a leader as either Stalin or Lenin, both in smarts and capacity to lead. Look what quagmire Russia is in, all under his watch, on fucking Ukraine of all places. He owns this baby as much as anybody else.

Can't make this shit up...

ATLASCUB wrote:Arky boy coming to the recue,  pop up as soon as the need for shitting the bed arises.

No amount of nationality based attacks can wipe that shit stain from your face nor your post history for that matter, pure unadultered stupidity, ignorance, and insults = as I said before, a waste of slavic sperm. But considering your handling of the english language, I even doubt your trolling ass is Russian.

BTW, sniping at Cubans, some of the few Russian allies left, that actually punch above their weight, and don't run back at the first sign of heat should pop an alarm bell inside your tiny brain of "do not do" but you're such a fucking dimwitt troll that you can't help yourself.

Get help bitch boy.

Podlodka77 wrote:

caveat emptor wrote:

Podlodka77 wrote:

caveat emptor wrote:

Podlodka77 wrote:

Scorpius wrote:

Podlodka77 wrote:. Did Putin give Ukraine everything from Kharkov to Odessa or was it Lenin?

I am a supporter of an honest approach to history. If Lenin had not done this, most likely we would not have had the luxury of discussing the history of Russia at all today. It's easy to say now - and then Lenin was the one who revived the destroyed state. You can criticize suboptimal solutions, but be sure to remember that at that time they worked. To be honest, in Putin's place, before making claims against Lenin, I would first clarify how he himself coped with at least internal separatism in Russia (hint: he did it badly, and we may face no less consequences in 50 years).

With all due respect, but this is not true and the truth is that the red heretic Lenin did everything in his power to expand Bolshevik rule, at any cost, because for him there was no religion or statehood and real borders, but there was a utopia about the Soviets and the Soviet state. Yes, Lenin was "great" ; Bloody civil war and millions of deaths. And where are the Soviets and Soviet state now? Rotten and forgotten. The biggest shit that has ever happened to Russia is the collapse of the Russian Empire. And that "red utopia" was brought to the Russians from the West through Lenin. I would throw that stinky Lenin in the Moscow sewer.

If Empire was so great, it wouldn't collapse in the first place. Truth is, that, if you know anything about Russian history is that if Emperors continued Alexandar II reforms, Empire maybe wouldn't collapse. But, they didn't and by beginning of XX century, Russian Empire was very backward . It lost Russo-Japan war, barely survived a 1904 revolution and had a constant civil unrest, which was finalized by complete failure in WW1.

You write if "I know anything about history" ?
I didn't even write that the Russian Empire was great, but it was Russian. The Russian Empire created today's Russia, smartass. You must be a communist when you find it necessary to spend words of criticism for the Russian Empire, because the loss of many millions of people through the Civil war, Stalin's and Lenin's purges, the famine in the USSR, Stalin's "idiocy" about German non-aggression is wrong, and because all of that millions of russians have died. And your talk about the defeat in the Russo-Japanese war has nothing to do with the truth, because its nothing compared to millions of deaths. Not the "Soviets", but the Russians won the battles around Moscow, Stalingrad, the siege of Leningrad and the Battle of Kursk.
This can be clearly seen in the way Victory Day is celebrated in the former republics of the USSR, because it is the only serious thing in Russia and Belarus. The same Belarus that lost the largest percentage of its population in World War II.
Even today, Russia has not recovered demographically, in large part because of the idiot Stalin and his mistakes made in World War II. And while the Russian people have been waiting in line for "Lada" and "Moskvich" for years, the Soviet supreme vermin was driving in "Zil" cars. And don't even mention the Soviets and the USSR to me anymore, because they are where they belong - in the dustbin of history.

I didn't say a word about Soviet Union. Just made a comment about your perception of what Russian Empire was. 
And Russian in its name was just  possesive adjective. Not that you would get that. 
I noticed that you spout a lot of bullshit about Serbian history, as well. 
Stop learning history via YouTube and tabloids and start reading books. You'll be much better off. 
This is my advice to you as a compatriot and fellow member of the forum.

I don't care that you're my countryman, since you're obviously full of yourself.
Have you heard of Branko Kitanović ? Come on, look who it is, since I read his books as a kid and I have a whole collection from that time.
So much for the "youtube" story
As for Vojvoda Mišić, I was wrong, YES, but you should also distinguish the Bulgarian from the Russian Su-25. As for the USSR, every story about it is over.

Arkanghelsk wrote:

Bahahahah

Gets me every time !

Viva cuba!!!!

I don't care that you're my countryman, since you're obviously full of yourself.
Have you heard of Branko Kitanović ? Come on, look who it is, since I read his books as a kid and I have a whole collection from that time.
So much for the "youtube" story
As for Vojvoda Mišić, I was wrong, YES, but you should also distinguish the Bulgarian from the Russian Su-25. As for the USSR, every story about it is over.

caveat emptor wrote:

I don't care that you're my countryman, since you're obviously full of yourself.
Have you heard of Branko Kitanović ? Come on, look who it is, since I read his books as a kid and I have a whole collection from that time.
So much for the "youtube" story
As for Vojvoda Mišić, I was wrong, YES, but you should also distinguish the Bulgarian from the Russian Su-25. As for the USSR, every story about it is over.

Again, i never mentioned SU in any of my messages. Russian Empire was in a state of power struggle since, lets say, Dekabrist uprising against Nicholas I. So, it didn't fall overnight. Alexander II was killed and there were several assassination attempts on other Tsars. 
In the eve of WW1, Empire was still absolutist monarchy. Put that at perspective, absolutist superpower that existed in Europe only little more than century ago. 
Consequence of that was a big backwardness and huge social problems that entailed. Emancipation of serfs, while late, was further deteriorated by Alexander III. 
I want to remind you that Nicholas was made to abdicate after February revolution, that was not done by Bolsheviks but by representatives of bourgeois and democratic structures. Bolsheviks aka communists took over after short lived Russian republic.
P.S.
I apologize to other members of the forum for my digression.
If admins feel that this whole discussion needs to be moved to separate thread or deleted, i will not object.

LMFS wrote:BREAKING
Nuland-Pyatt Tape Removed From YouTube After 8 Years

The smoking gun proving U.S. involvement in the 2014 coup in Kiev has been removed from YouTube after eight years, Consortium news reported.

The removal of a video happend just a few days later after the American majority channel published another leaked letter from Nuland's office and this proves its authenticity.

It was the most complete version of the leaked conversation between then Assistant Secretary of State Victoria Nuland and Geoffrey Pyatt, the then U.S. ambassador to Ukraine, in which the two discuss who will make up the new government weeks before democratically-elected Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych was overthrown in a violent coup on Feb. 21, 2014.

The U.S. State Department never denied the authenticity of the video, and even issued an apology to the European Union after Nuland is heard on the tape saying, “**** the E.U.”
SMELL THE PANIC

https://t.me/american_majority/527