Russia has no national identity other than the need to invade somebody every two minutes.
Russians don’t produce anything, don’t control their own lives, and are boozing themselves to death in a country that has no culture, art, literature, or education any longer.
The only way they have to feel alive every once in a while is by slaughtering, raping and torturing people en masse. When doing it to each other doesn’t titillate any longer, they entertain themselves by doing it to others.
Of course, there are Russians who are not like this, and all three of them are denouncing Russia’s imperialism, for all the good that will do.
The most tragic part is that there is absolutely nothing Ukraine could have done to avoid this. Russian invasions are not predicated on what their victims say or do. The invasion of Ukraine was scheduled to take place after the closing ceremony of the Olympics, and it did.
The concept of ethnic Russians is, of course, meaningless, so in this post and elsewhere, when I say “Russians”, I refer to the citizens of the vile, stinking, and disgusting Russian Federation. I’ve been sitting here, trying to figure out what Ill to wish upon them until I realized that they have been punished already. For what can be worse than living in what is, objectively and historically, the most evil country in the world?
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Так нынче выглядит “антифашизм”:
Вообще, мой до биса умный муж напомнил, что “анти” по-гречески не только “против”, но и “вместо”. Например, антиминс – это “вместопрестолие”, Антихрист – тот. кто придет вместо Христа и т. д.
В этом контксте слово “антифашизм” играет новыми красками.
http://morreth.livejournal.com/2250945.html#comments
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Hasn’t invaded yet:
Статс-секретарь МИД РФ Григорий Карасин, представлявший Совфеду предложение президента Владимира Путина вводе войск на Украину, подчеркнул, что это лишь разрешение, и не означает в буквальном смысле, что оно будет реализовано.
http://www.newsru.com/russia/01mar2014/putinkrym.html
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The Ukrainian government declared there has been an invasion and, obviously, I trust it more
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MOSCOW (Reuters) – Russia’s upper house of parliament will ask President Vladimir Putin to recall Moscow’s ambassador from the United States, the chamber’s speaker said on Saturday.
Valentina Matviyenko, the head of the Federation Council, asked the Council’s Committee on Foreign Affairs to draw up a proposal setting out the demands to Putin.
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Bloody hell, are those sorry excuses for human beings actively *trying* to start WW3? Fuck everything and everyone those assholes ever loved.
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Sorry, if the following is insensitive and cynical, but that’s how most people not in Ukraine think and my real, uncensored feelings too.
Start WW3? Of course, not. Ukraine doesn’t have nuclear weapons, unlike Russia, and why would other countries endanger themselves because of Ukraine? I am serious here. Would I want my country Israel potentially put my life in grave danger by protecting Ukraine’s interests? Why should I? It’s not like Ukraine would do the same for me.
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“Ukraine doesn’t have nuclear weapons, unlike Russia, and why would other countries endanger themselves because of Ukraine?”
– There is absolutely no danger involved in denying entrance visas to Russian officials and deporting their stupid, whoring, drunken kids from Eton and the likes.
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“Bloody hell, are those sorry excuses for human beings actively *trying* to start WW3? Fuck everything and everyone those assholes ever loved.”
– YES. Fuck these losers.
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// Of course, there are Russians who are not like this, and all three of them are denouncing Russia’s imperialism, for all the good that will do.
Just found this good blog in Russian, want to recommend:
http://si14.livejournal.com/55349.html
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Do you think they will try to go for the rest of it after they get the Crimea nailed down?
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Yes, my fear is that they will try to partition Ukraine and absorb everything East of Dnieper. This is where all of my relatives live. 😦
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Don’t worry, Poland is next in line. As always, guarantees, alliances, assurances, stern looks and warnings don’t mean shit.
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“Don’t worry, Poland is next in line. As always, guarantees, alliances, assurances, stern looks and warnings don’t mean shit.”
– Yes, Obama is watching very closely. And will continue watching even more closely. Whatever that could mean.
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Do not worry, Poland is not next in line. Vultures do not attack those in relatively good health (and Gazprom’s paying customers). I am much more worried about Latvia, for example.
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And what *can* USA really do? Try to throw atom bombs on Russia, if they attack Ukraine? Or, you think conventional war wouldn’t reach this stage, once begun? I think it could and would.
Personally, would prefer such scenario not happening. Borders change and then change again, but humanity has only one planet. From wiki:
On 18 October 1921, the Crimean Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic (ASSR) was created as part of the Russian SFSR which, in turn, became part of the Soviet Union. […] On 19 February 1954, the Presidium of the Supreme Soviet of the Soviet Union issued a decree transferring the Crimean Oblast from the RSFSR to the Ukrainian SSR.
I am not against Ukraine here, just don’t understand what other countries can do, without the results being worse for humanity than otherwise. Also, I don’t believe yet that Russia will try to “absorb everything East of Dnieper,” and think they will stop at Crimea at most.
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Which means that the only guarantee of safety is a country’s own nuclear arsenal, since its impossible to match US or Russia in a straightforward, conventional warfare.
And alliances are worthless.
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“Which means that the only guarantee of safety is a country’s own nuclear arsenal, since its impossible to match US or Russia in a straightforward, conventional warfare.
And alliances are worthless.”
– Exactly.
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“And what *can* USA really do? ”
– If there is nothing the US can do, this should have been mentioned back in 1994. Instead, the US guaranteed the sovereignty of Ukraine. Guaranteeing something while knowing that you have no way of delivering on your promise is called a fraud.
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Poland also had guarantees in 1939, from France and Great Britain… Germans fondly call that period of war “Sitzkrieg”. Sad to see that USA joined the club.
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Not even a tiny effort is being made to stop the Russians. ‘Well, you can’t expect us to go to war with Russia over this,’ Westerners say, conveniently overlooking the numerous non-violent methods they could use to do something.
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I wouldn’t expect other countries to endanger themselves because of Jews and / or Israel, unless it would’ve been in their long term interests, which Ukraine isn’t for others, imo. That’s why I think Jews need their own country with nuclear weapons for deterrence and benefit from Israel, whether they choose to live in Israel or not.
Also, would prefer Israel to lose big territories rather than have a nuclear bomb dropped in the area.
Just thought my previous comments could get me banned, so decided to clarify the position further.
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“Just thought my previous comments could get me banned, so decided to clarify the position further.”
– You know I’ll never ban you. 🙂
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Now read this:
A leader of the Ukrainian radical group Pravy Sektor (Right Sector), Dmitry Yarosh, has called on Russia’s most wanted terrorist Doku Umarov to act against Russia in an address posted on Right Sector’s page in VKontakte social network.
[…]
The Russian Foreign Ministry’s commissioner for human rights Konstantin Dolgov said that Moscow awaits the West’s reaction to Yarosh’s appeal to Umarov.
“The Ukrainian neo-fascist Yarosh has appealed to terrorist Umarov,” Dolgov wrote on Twitter. “Does the West place their stake on such Ukrainian ‘democrats’? Will they react to this?”
http://rt.com/news/yarosh-nationalist-address-umarov-380/
\\ Which means that the only guarantee of safety is a country’s own nuclear arsenal
Sure. But even it doesn’t guarantee inner safety and not turning into Syria-like nightmare.
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It is disputed whether Umarov is even still alive or not.
http://www.rferl.org/content/kadyrov-umarov-death-chechnya/25245022.html
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Who cares what the Russians invent to justify this? Vkontakte belongs to the Russian secret services and operates directly on their orders. Tomorrow they will post a notice that you are a terrorist and a Nazi and how will you be able to dispute it?
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I posted it since Russia appealing to West against Ukraine now is especially ironic.
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“Antifashism” reached its logical end 😦
My only hope is actually for the decent people of Russia itself (more than three of them). Because it is very difficult to force denazification from the outside. For that one needs to win a real war, not a cold one. As experiences show.
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Gosh, man, I was just planning to write about whether we can consider the system that is consolidating in Russia as fascism. You read my mind.
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Do you think Americans have more culture than the Russians? Where is the American equivalent to Tolstoy or Tchaikovsky or at least another 100 great Russians? Sure, there is no culture in Russia now, but neither does America have any culture now. My point is that America never had a great culture – it has been barbaric from day one! And because of its economic power it has imposed its sewer culture on the whole world.
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If you are not aware of the multitude of phenomenal American writers and composers, there is nothing preventing you from finding out. I’m sure there is a college near the place where you live. Find a couple of courses on American literature and audit them. I promise that you will have an amazing time.
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Urkaine is a Sovereign Nation
Russia / Putin – invades without provocation / without warning.
First wave is with unidentifiable troops.
Russia postures with ultimatum against Ukriaine and its’ Navy. This is like the Borg Ultimatum – RESISTANCE IS FUTILE – you Will be absorbed….
Russia’s after the fact explanation about resolving the conflict in Crimea and protecting Russians living there is nonsense. They claim they want to ‘stabilize’ the Crimea. Well,, it was not unstable, there was No conflict, and the cause of all instability is Russia.
This was all thought out and preplanned some time back. The trigger was never pulled until the former administration resigned not being able to overcome the resistance.
Putin’s ambition is to recreate the Soviet Empire…ahhhhhhh the good old days…….
Reminds me of when Kruschev was banging his shoe on his desk at the UN…. yelling… “WE WILL BURY YOU”………… ok……..
I say Death to Unjustifiable Aggression……. Russia is Wrong.
If you think Russia is right than ANYTHING IS RIGHT…..
We all need to know the Difference between right and wrong – this – is wrong !
Czar you listening……
pistachio
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