Poland`s aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 3

Putin's principle:
Be hard inversly proportional to the hardness of yout dick.🤣

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In a recorded interview, a Hamerican mercenary admitted his participation in the torture and murder of a captured Russian soldier. I hope he will be paid back with interest.

@Crnogorac3
Seeing that Putin wants to increase brutality, I wouldn't be surprised if it was staged as to increase support for the war within Russia, brutalise Russian Army even further. Oh, and to "prove" that the Ukrainian army is U.S.A "puppets"

While Ignoring that Putin is a puppet of falseness, greed and theft. Each people get the leaders they deserve/allow/want to stay out of fear of change/something different then they are used to.

I wish Russians could just sort out their problems on their own, not export it abroad nor start blood a revolution for it to happen.

Don't they have anyone who can stop the power hungry a holes in Russia?

@Crnogorac3
Closet homo talking about transvestites and then in the same post he says "Go hard like Vladimir Putin ;)" LMFAO I bet you want a hard Putin dont you!

@mafketis
That sick little F posting should be banned. Everyone else has to deal with this idiot for what purpose?

By moving in on Ukraine and trying to bring it into NATO the West wanted to touch Putin's dick to feel if it is hard or not. Now they got the answer. :)


The reason PolAm frequents such shady places in Krakow is because it's really difficult for him to achieve an erection when his wife takes off her clothes. :)

@Crnogorac3
Putin is so well prepared he has to be offered troops from North Korea. Thats how well his war is going for Russia. Now, it that happens, we will definitely have a WW3. So lets see if he does it and risks everything in Ukrain.

offshore-technology.com/news/exxon-transition-sakhalin-1/

ExxonMobil abandoned Sakhalin 1. Oil production nearly stopped (down to 10 thousand barrels from 220 thousand barrels per day). Because all technology belongs to Exxon.

Russians can't even extract oil and gas by themselves, the basis of their whole economy...
What a joke state.

BS. American volunteers in Ukraine are normal people who fight for high ideals like freedom and independence. It is RuSSist soldiers which act like Mongol beasts.


Yes, that is so amaSSIng. No wonder Ukrainians finally said big NO to RuSSists.

From one article I read today: RuSSian economy isn`t going to collapse within a week or a month due to a sudden hemmorhage. But it is bleeding steadily and one day its demise will take place.

Hey, Russians and all RuSSist Putlerites - the sooner you remove your mafia leadership, withdraw from Ukraine and pay for all death and destruction, the better for you.

No, it was not RT. I lied to see how Russia haters will fall for it. It was from Daily Mail. But, in the world of mindless haters, the contents don't matter if the source is not to their liking.

BTW, how do you know RT lies if you don't read RT?


If you mean the US sending rockets to Ukraine you are correct. That didn't happen Russian invasion. US NGOs, Soros-class subversives, financial support of the 2014 "democratic" revolution - that was the US being "involved" up to the US eyeballs.

Also, it's the US that made the word "proxy" so popular lately. We also like the word "technically" as in "technically, it's not the US", meaning not the US government.

Yes, pathetic you resort to such ignoble acts here. Tfu!

I see your sarcasm and the point. I am going to blunt it...

The US was so well prepared to attack Iraq it had to be offered troops from Poland.

You have to admit that it was somewhere between funny and ridiculous. Idiotic?

The head of RT has made public statements admitting it is of not a reliable source of information.

Other figures have admitted that its aim is to attack enemies (enemy number one for russia = USA).

Amnesty International has given support for russia to attack civilian targets. They can always simply claim there were military resources there.

Despicable...

russia invaded, nothing it does in Ukraine is legitimate and no one with ethics or morals supports russia in its insane and ethnocidal campaign.

It alraedy lost people, buildings, and billions of our money. So what is "it"? Land? They lost that too.
Put yourself in Russia's position and tell me that Russia will say ooops, sorry. Really?

Do you think they are controlled by the Kremlin? Then it might be wise to withdraw their headquarters from Poland. We don`t need fekking Putlerites here.


When RuSSist economy goes back to its Soviet era level, and there will be still no positive prospects for the future coz the sanctions won`t be lifted and the West won`t buy anything from RuSSia - do you really think they won`t say oops, sorry? You must be nuts. They will say sorry and will even beg the West on their knees to bring back the old trade connections.

Of course I am talking about the new Russian leadership which will rule after Putin is abolished and either killed or sent to the Hague Tribunal.

To borrow some sarcasm from PAK...
The US and its lapdogs like the UK and Poland never invaded anyone ...Yes, Russia is unique in this...nobody ever invades...places 7000 miles away. Or 10,000...

Now about that "doorstep".... You see, dear child, Russia at least can claim that "doorstep" thing. When the doorstep is 7000 miles away, it's a little harder to claim that doorstep with a straight face.

But, in the world of mentally deranged, it was not NATO crawling up Russia's doorstep. Oh, no. It was Russia that got too close to NATO's doorstep. Never mind who moved the door.

Darling, you have been told many times that Ukraine had no chance to enter NATO. Why do you remain so stupidly oblivious to the words of truth???????

@Novichok
There is zero proof that the US was in any way involved in the 2014 actions. Proof and I can be convinced. I do agree though the US is using Ukraine in a proxy position, with one caveat, that the war would happen anyway, and Europe would be flooding Ukraine with their weapons. Not rockets like the US, but I think it would be a miscalculation to assume that without the US the EU would have sat still. Boris was hawkish and he would have lead things.

As for the troops from Poland, everyone knows it was not a request of the US that brought Polish soldiers in, it was an offer by Poland because Poland wanted to be on the right side of history and it offered a great training opportunity. You have to admit, any time Poland can cozy up to the US military it will take the opportunity. Funny yes and idiotic.

@pawian
Makes great points. Like I have been trying to say, this winter is going to be hell for Russian people. When stocks of western goods will be all but gone, and all the other necessities Russia needs from the west just to operate, 1990 will look like the good old days. And lets assume for a minute the war ends before the end of the year. Unless pre war borders are restored, sanctions wont be lifted. There is no way Russia can win, even if they win on the field and keep some land, Russia is F'd because these sanctions wont go away for years. There will be no way to recover, and when oil production stops, gas production stops because there are no western parts for them to make those resources available, Russia will be completely dead and isolated. We know what happens then. People get killed and governments change. It is only a matter of time.

Russians had two major revolutions so far which influenced the world. The third one will also go down in history. :):):)

Russia is crap, an imperialistic evil ***. Only Russian troll or a fool can defend it!

Cojest , I love you. :):):)

Again, it depends on the definition of "the US". It can mean anything between the US government to a couple of a-holes from Iowa and everything in between.


If sanctions have this kind of power of persuasion, why not demand Crimea and other chunks of Russia? My prediction: Russia will never agree to this kind swap. Instead, it will do what the US has just started - waking up from the idiocy of buying everything from foreigners. So Russia does not make PCs and TVs. Well, guess what...Neither does the US. We don't even make American flags and medications.

Our high tech are baseball bats and belts. Even the corrupting social media run on computers made outside. F-35? Sure... if you exclude the electronics...

@Novichok
Where your argument is lacking is that the US has all the capability to build all of its own electronics and tech. They dont because its cheaper labor elsewhere. Russia does not have the capabilities that the US does. Russia has never been a manufacturer for the world, the US has and is. Lada or GM, or maybe Ford? Russia's smartest are leaving, they are escaping through Finland right now if they didnt leave earlier. This is why Finland wants to close off their visas for Russians. Russia has nothing but a very dark future. They will not be able to negotiate out of it. And yes, if it goes on long enough the price will probably include Crimea, and if Putin is dead, they will get it.

@pawian
The third revolution will be a bloody fight in the streets. It will make the last one look like a walk in the park. Old people will not know what to do, and those are the majority that support Putin. It will be the young poor against the old because the young and wealthy will be long gone.

One more thing...If sanctions are such a powerful tool, let's not forget Russian nukes. Demand them or sanctions stay on. Simple, isn't it?


Russia had the capability to copy the US nukes, be first in space, and make the fastest fighter planes on earth. Also the biggest. And those hypersonic things...If some obscure island like Taiwan can make "chips" so can everybody else. They just lacked the reason. Now Russia, just like the US, has a reason. That global economy is all fun until it is not.

It's almost ironic that these two are in the same predicament. One because of Putin, the other because of that moron Pelosi and Xi.


Not equal does not mean not sufficient.

@Novichok
You dont like my Lada comparison? I will buy one for you, have it taken apart, ship to you in a shoebox, and you can re-assemble in your spare time with a tool kit from CVS. Thats the manufacturing level in Russia. Sufficient? Not any more, their oil production components cant even be replaced, they do not have the technology to copy todays technology. All the brains have left or are leaving Russia. The past is not indicative of anything in the future, if it were we would not be discussing a war in Europe.

A very, very, very good interview with a former Polish diplomat, now a journalist, about Russia, Russians and Polish and Western attitudes towards Russia and Russians:

wiadomosci.wp.pl/jurasz-dzisiejsza-rosja-to-ciezka-patologia-6798124310170592a

I've made pretty much exactly the same conclusions as he did. I really recommend reading it.

He also wrote a book about Russia titled "Demony Rosji" ("Russia's Demons").

Today`s Russia is extreme pathology.
Yes, a lot of people agree with this opinion, also in this forum.
Will Russians be able to clean their life of this pathology? It might be hard, knowing certain things are imbued in their character, e.g, the love but also fear of cruel leaders.

You wish to Russians leaders like Biden, Pelosi, Macron, Olaf, etc?

Nicholas II

Meanwhile Russian retards continue to put all of Europe at risk by shelling the nuclear power plant and surrounding area's. Again not only showing their incompetence as an army but as a people. Chernobyl apparently was not enough for Russia, they now may need to actually create a nuclear disaster with weapons instead of their usual stupidity.

Then why isn't Russia calling America's 'bluff'? Start hitting supply lines and training areas for Ukraine in Poland, for example.
Oh right, they won't because this is just another wet dream of yours and not reality.