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Comment Re:more than 1,000 days and counting... (Score -1) 274

you forgot the bioengineered pigeons

You forget Victoria Nuland admitted to biolabs in sworn congressional testomony.

How much closer is Russia to "winning" its 3 day SMO?

How stupid are you to regurgitate propaganda that was already debunked? "3 days to Kiev" was from US general Mark Milley, not Russia.

Comment Re:more than 1,000 days and counting... (Score -1) 274

You wouldn't have your head up your dumbass if the reverse happened, and Russia was busy overthrowing Canada or Mexico to fill them up with billions in weapons, spy stations and biolabs the way you did to Russia with Ukraine. Putin had the patience of Job with your bullshit, trying nothing but peace treaties for eight years before finally putting his foot down.

Comment Re:more than 1,000 days and counting... (Score -1) 274

you only said one thing in that silly rant even remotely trueM

100% indisputable facts. I'm surrounded by propagandized muppets who's lesson learned from Iraq was to eat up bigger, dumber bowls of shit from the same liars. Case in point...

Russia certainly has patience... their 3day Special Military Operation has been going for more than 3 years at this point...

Idiot. "3 days to Kiev" was from US general Mark Miley, not Russia. Russians aren't as incompetent as western muppets and knew the west had spent almost a decade building up Kiev's military. The initial goal of the SMO wasn't quick conquest but to get Kiev back to the negotiating table, exactly like Georgia in 2008 who also picked a fight with Russia but stopped fighting after five days and went back to the table. Georgia didn't lose 20% of their territory and over half a million men. Russia is waging a war of attrition and is perfectly content to fire five times as much artillery per day as the western back junta, a pace they can keep up indefinitely. Ukraine can't as they are running out of men and have resorted to kidnapping grandpas off the street to force them to the front with little ammo or training.

Ukraine is fucked and the war will end on Russia's terms. Cope and seethe, bot.

Comment Re:Azov Brigade (Score -1) 274

The reason you don't understand is because you've been inventing a position for me to hold.

Inventing nothing. You are a sucker for bad western propaganda, no different that someone who thinks Saddam threw babies out of incubators, had WMD's poised to strike the US and planned 911 or believes Kaddafi actually gave Viagra to his troops to rape.

You are a gullible muppet. It's that simple.

The "western narrative" is that Russia is bad for invading its neighbours

Russia had the patience of Job with your bullshit. Imagine the Turkish Missile Crisis (what it should actually be called when only reason USSR tried to place nukes in Cuba was to counter US nukes first placed in Turkey) but with the Soviets overthrowing Canada, filling it with billions in biolabs, spy stations, weapons while supporting radicals that slaughtered thousands of Canadians with dual US citizenship. That's what you did to Russia with Ukraine. US would have had troops mobilized for invasion and bombers in the air within a day, not try peace for eight years before putting their foot down.

Are you saying the Holodomor didn't happen? Or The USSR wasn't the cause?

Again, if Stalin loved starving Ukrainians why was there Holodomor 2.0 after WWII when so many Ukrainians like Stepan Bandera joined Hitler in murdering Poles, Russians and Jews. Like all propagandized western muppets you ignore that famines happened on the regular under the capitalist Tzars but you dgaf because you weren't propagandized to dislike that. Famines that disappeared after the Soviets industrialized agriculture. After Russia underwent a civil war and an prolonged western invasion and occupation Oh, I'm sorry, it's only an "intervention" when you send you hostile armies into a sovereign country. For years.

Comment Re:Calling it "denazification" makes no sense (Score -1) 274

You idiot conspiracy nuts seize on the smallest most ridiculous things.

It's right there on video in front of your nose. Idiot. Gaslighting yourself makes you the idiot conspiracy theorist.

Idiot.

What else do you deny? That Canadian parliament applauded a literal Nazi? That Jon Stewart pinned a medal on a Nazi at Disneyland?

Idiot.

Comment Re:Azov Brigade (Score -1) 274

Russia didn't invade shit until 2022, dipshit. And that was to stop Kiev's invasion of Donbas and Crimea while Zelensky escallated bombardment of Donbas to a thousand times a day. The entire "Russia invaded Crimea" narrative is based around Russia having an existing base in Sevastopol at the time of Obama's coup of Kiev in 2014. But by that "logic", the United States is right now invading Cuba, South Korea, Japan, Australia, the Philippines, western Europe, most of the Middle East and huge swaths of Africa. Because existing bases.

Pure idiotiocracy.

Comment Trash propaganda about Russian propaganda (Score -1) 274

Ukraine was moving towards Europe.

Just one slight problem pops your balloon filled with a mix of hydrogen and bullshit: Yanukovych agreed to early elections and reduced powers yet you overthrew him in a Nazi powered coup less than a week later. If Ukraine was actually moving to the west your side would have simply voted him out. You're a million megatons of Banderite propaganda crammed into a five pound sack.

Trying to rid itself of Russian corruption and influence.

Your bad influence and corruption. It's not like your every day Ukrainians wanted to be given the Greek treatment, with crippling austerity, cut wages and pensions and have huge swaths of Ukrainian land sold off to foreign "investors":

  • Late last year, with Ukraine's state coffers running low because of overspending on political priorities like subsidizing natural gas and increasing the wages of government workers, President Viktor Yanukovych faced a choice. The European Union offered a trade deal that promised to boost Ukraine's sluggish economy in exchange for harsh and politically unpopular austerity measures. Russia offered $15 billion and didn't ask Yanukovych to change much of anything. Unsurprisingly, he rejected the EU deal and opted for Moscow's bailout instead. Thousands of angry Ukrainians took to the streets in protest, and they haven't left.

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