Velund
14 Feb 2022 #871
@PolAmKrakow.
I'm reading your nonsensical mumbling above and trying to figure out - are you brain damaged from a CNN overdose or are you just too drunk today?
Just some observations...
- No, Russia does not want to be a closed/isolated nation.
- Yes, there were plans by pro-Western NGOs to help divide Russia into several "more easily manageable" parts. There were plans to support separatism in regions rich in natural resources. Fortunately, they failed (although the pro-Turkish brainwashing in Tatarstan created a lot of problems).
- Yes. We have nukes as a guarantee that an attempt to attack Russia with overwhelming force would be suicidal. And yes, in the event of an attack from NATO territory, no one will try to figure out whether it was a personal initiative of the Lithuanian president (for example) or a decision in the DoS Situation Room. All decision making centers will be treated as legitimate targets.
- No, we don't want an exact copy of the U.S. political system. We have our own understanding of how democracy should work, taking into account our own traditions, which are much older than the U.S. statehood. And about historical Polish version with the free veto, which allowed to block any decision of the Sejm by bribing or fooling a single nobleman.... Also keep it for yourself.
