Poland`s aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 5

If only Russian commanders and quisling administration had your faith in victory Rich - in fact they are busy evacuating their stolen goods and families and will soon leave the Siberian village boys to fight on with a few boxes of 1950s ammo and a good luck card.

Former US Marine Corps intelligence officer Scott Ritter says Bakhmut is about to fall.

twitter.com/thatdayin1992/status/1608124989718380547

youtu.be/GWvmLO-co30

Serbian geopolitical analyst Zoran Buljugić - about the great terror that the Orthodox Christians suffered in Ukraine from the side of Poland!

According to an extensive report by Medvestnik that analysed the data released this January from Rosstat (RuSSia's Federal State Statistics Service) and Rospotrebnadzor (RuSSia's Federal Service for Surveillance on Consumer Rights Protection and Human Wellbeing) there's been a sharp increase in cases of syphilis (71% increase) and HIV (20%) infections in RuSSia. There's been also a few times more cases of measles, pertussis, mumps and a 45% increase in cases of acute hepatitis:

wiadomosci.wp.pl/na-rosje-spada-nowa-wojenna-plaga-lekarze-mowia-o-chorobach-przywiezionych-z-frontu-6884846618549152a

Director of the Scientific Information Center for Prevention and Treatment of Viral Infections, Georgy Vikulov, admitted that one of the causes of the increase in those infections in RuSSia is the "RuSSian special operation in Ukraine".

So, to put it more simply - RuSSian rapist soldiers coming back from Ukraine bring syphilis and HIV home and spread it in RuSSia.

Convicted sex offender Ritter has been saying that since September at least.... So..... no sale, monty.


hear that tradcons? paleocons? nothing says that putain is a defender of 'traditional Christian values' like increases in sexually transmitted diseases. but he still dunks on the gays so that's all they care about....

Meanwhile, warmer weather is on the way, and the lights are still on in Ukraine. Russia's plan to freeze them out did not work. Another military miscalculation and failure. Is the fighting in Bakhmut being used to draw the Orcs to one location before the counter offensive to break them? Sure looks like that to me, a dual offensive in the south toward Crimea and one around Bakhmut and little Vlad will have to make choices on which to defend, because he doesnt have enough men to defend both. In Ukraine though, tens of thousands of men who have been well trained in England, Germany and other locations are gathering with all the new equipment. WTF will you Putinazi's say when your boy Vlad is completely defeated, dead or in jail? Probably nothing. Just go away and hide as usual.

And 19% increase in gonorrhea infections (January 2023 to January 2022 comparison).
But that increase in syphilis is especially shocking.

Btw, do you remember that interview which I posted at some point with a former GROM officer, Col. Andrzej Kruczyński, who predicted an increase in violent crime with the use of guns, etc., in RuSSia due to war in Ukraine? It looks like he was right - according to the official RuSSian data coming from the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation there's been a 30% increase in crime with the use of guns and explosives in RuSSia, especially in the regions neighbouring with Ukraine.

I wonder how they get it...Really, how do you get syphilis from a healthy and moral Ukrainian woman...Hmm...
There is only one explanation: Russians make love to their own women who are sent to Ukraine to help them relax. Yeah, that's it...Genius again...


That is sooo awful! 30% you say....my, my ... For reference, in peaceful Chicago, crime went up 41% from 2021 ro 2022. That Putin and his damn war...


No, genius. You don't destroy what you plan to occupy. Why do you think Z's office is still standing? Because Russia doesn't know where it is?

IN POLAND A UKRAINIAN BANDERA REFUGEE HAD INTERESTING CONVERSATION WITH NATIVE POLE COUPLE

WATCH

bitchute.com/video/gwkBNCCk8KHZ/

they're f88king each other, genius.... there's a long history of using soldiers as forced male prostitutes in russia... you think that'll stop (there's even film of a couple of russian soldiers being sent to dirt naps mid b10w job....)

they might be sharing needles too....

but putain officially dunks on the gays so it's all okay with you if russian conscripts are p[mped out by their commanding officers.

@Novichok
Interesting spin on that when Russia was deliberately targeting power infrastructure. No one froze to death, people still using cell phones, trains still running. Friend of mine in Lviv for Easter says things are fine. Occupy Ukraine? Could never happen and will never happen. Riussia would need at least 10 million in an occupying force. They cant even get into Kiev. Trying to take Bakhmut for almost 6 months now and running out of men. Real success story everywhere.

@Crnogorac3
Imagine the conversations American soldiers will be having in Serbia when they return. We know the Serbian women cant wait.

Armenia Will Participate In NATO Maneuvers, Abandoning CSTO Exercises​
easternherald.com/2023/04/06/armenia-will-participate-in-nato-maneuvers-abandoning-csto-exercises/

They were naive enough previously that they believed in Russian protection lmao
Well, in 2020 Azerbaijan beat them bloodily and Moscow didn't do much to help its ally. Those juicy business deals with Baku and befriending Erdogan seemed more important back then. In 2022 Azers started the blocade of Karabakh and Russian 'peacekeepers' in the region did sh*it to save people trapped in the enclave (at this point most 'peacekeepers' were sent to war in Ukraine anyway). Not surprising Armenia has second thoughts about the whole CSTO deal

From Reuters:

Zelenskiy: power shortages persist, nearly 9 million Ukrainians without electricity

That's one-third of the population.


Bakhmut, by design, is a meat grinder where Uks are turned into dog food - to use your favorite phrase - and Z is more than cooperative by sending wave after wave there and against the advice of his generals and even the war-loving a-holes in DC.

Russia knows that the flow of Western weapons is practically unlimited. What is limited is the number of men Z has at his disposal. That is why Russia is very happy to keep Bakhmut available for them to demo their bravery and patriotism.

Now the game who is going to blink first: NATO or Z. Wars of attrition are Russia's specialty so it won't be them. Plus, Russia is defending its territory and can't just quit - just as the US would not quit liberating Florida.

Is Z Putin's secret agent or just another US bit*ch doing what she is told?

In other words the russian government kills as many of its own citizens as it sees fit....


Only if you're stupid enough to believe that Ukraine is 'russian territory'.... are you that stupid?


the russian constitution has no legal standing in Ukraine (C, D and L)

maybe you can join the russian invaders and find out first hand why they're spreading sexually transmitted diseases instead....

Who is going to blink first ? Well it is obvious - the Muscovy military when they come out of their foxholes, will be blinking at the explosions from western weapons and will know that they are hopelessly outgunned, that their orders are suicidal and that any real gains are only possible at a cost of thousands of lives, like Bakhmut.

So sometime this summer the Generals and or the troops will be going 1917 style on the Tsar's ass and the senseless slaughter of farm boys will end.

Wars of attrition are not Muscovy's speciality - they lost such a war in Afghanistan, they ended WW1 as a frozen starving mess and they only won WW2 with the support of US weapons and British convoys. If Muscovy has a specialty it is amateur **** and tinned fish.

By committing mass rapes without condoms. Every time an invading or occupying army committed mass rapes it resulted in the spread of sexually transmitted diseases both among the local population and the raping soldiers. It happened in Germany and Poland after Soviet rapes and in the territories occupied by Japan during World War II. I think I even remember reading that the Soviet command decided to curtail at some point the rapes committed by their soldiers not for moral or humanitarian reasons, but because the sexually transmitted diseases epidemic among Soviet soldiers was getting out of control.

So, tell me, Novichok, do you think that German, Polish and, for example, South Korean women and girls living during 1940's were so "amoral" and that was the reason for the venereal diseases spread when they were getting raped? lol

In case you're stupid and ignorant enough to really think that, I'll explain it to you - no, this is not how it works.

Now, let us say there's a one Ukrainian woman that is being gang-raped by five RuSSian soldiers who don't use condoms. She's healthy, but it's enough that there's one soldier with syphilis among the rapists and they all rape her mulitple times - then not only the victim gets infected, but all the raping soldiers too. And those soldiers - when they will rape other women later - they will infect them too. It's enough that another group of soldiers will rape just one of those infected rape victims without using condoms - and they all will likely get infected too.

Do you get it now?

Btw, even if a woman has been infected with a sexually transmitted disease before the rape it doesn't mean that she isn't "moral". You can get infected by your husband or boyfriend if he's cheating on you with random women or prostitutes, for example. This goes both ways, you know.

pl.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gwa%C5%82ty_Armii_Czerwonej_w_Polsce

"According to the statistics of the Polish Ministry of Health, after the war there was an epidemic of sexually transmitted diseases that affected 10% of the population and in the case of Masurian District up to 50%."


I'm not talking about the rise in crime in general, but about the increase of violent crimes with the use of guns and explosives. Also, Chicago is just one city and not a whole country and as far as I understand this city has a higher level of crime than the national average in the US.


I honestly doubt it's common enough to make that the main reason for such an increase in the cases of sexually transmitted diseases... Judging by what we know about how RuSSian soldiers have behaved on occupied territories in Ukraine and based on the historical knowledge and basic common sense I think that the main reason for this increase are most probably mass rapes committed by RuSSian soldiers in Ukraine.

it's known that russian soldiers have raped women, men and children (both sexes) and animals in Ukraine... it doesn't take much diseased on diseased action to set a wildfire....

I'd guess that the conditions they live under are fairly insanitary too and are a breeding ground for disease.

I have a feeling right now the defense of Bakhmut is less about attritioning the Russians and more about keeping them in place, focused on the east, while important developments happen elsewhere.

Ukraine pays a heavy cost but so far they were proven right: stubborn defense of Severodoneck blunted the Russian offensive so much Ukrainians could do two of their own, liberating vast territories.

In the coming months we shall see who was right - the Ukrainian high command or US advisors who recommend abandoning the city. So far I trust the Ukrainians more, they have a pretty solid record and seem to have good understanding of the situation on the ground.

Of course poor sanitation and the resulting infection and weaker immune system is a big reason for Muscovy's high casualty rate. As well as catching VD from animals, they are also spreading it through commanders raping and demanding sexual favors even from their supposed citizens in Donetsk and Luhansk (a big reason why the locals can't wait to return to Ukraine).

The Muscovite troops are also too lazy / drunk to dig proper latrines, to clean them or even to walk over to use them when it is just as easy to defecate in a house or garden.

A Freudian slip?

It just occurred to me that I was so wrong...when I finally realized that the 2014 revolution was legal because it was closely supervised by the UN, approved by Soros, and assisted by the US.

The referendum in Crimea, on the other hand, was not.
Conclusion: a referendum is good only when approved by the US and conducted after heavy bombardment of the area by NATO. Otherwise, it's a sham.

I like simplicity.

"Referendum" was conducted under military occupation. Voting officials walking from door to door to collect votes were accompanied by armed soldiers of the occupation forces. And people who organized protests against occupation regime started disappearing without trace. Take a wild, f*ucking guess if it people could vote independently under such conditions.

If you want a legitimate referendum, organize it under control of a neutral international organization (like the UN which has some experience in organizing these), after retreating all occupation forces, without terrorizing one side.

was a crooked mess.... you lose again because you believe any old crap you hear from RT and imagine yourself as some kind of agine edge lord.... wrong, wrong, wrong, lose, lose, lose

ukrainefrontlines.com/opinion/interviews/russian-fsb-colonel-admits-crimean-mps-forced-to-vote-for-referendum/

you are made of lose.....


you even hate the country that supposedly took you in and gave you a better life than you ever would have had in the CCCP....

so pathetic and so wrong...

I forgot the dates...Can you refresh me on when a neutral international organization conducted a referendum in Crimea to find out what the Russians there really want?

I will really appreciate your help in this regard...


Hate? I just wrote...

Conclusion: a referendum is good only when approved by the US and conducted after heavy bombardment of the area by NATO. Otherwise, it's a sham.

That is as pro-US as it gets. Duh!

Hey, Polish Russia-hating, "democracy" loving a-holes...Does "Pablo Gonzales" mean anything to you? Quoting:

Poland: Spanish journalist Pablo González in custody for one year on charges of spying for Russia and no trial in sight
A Polish court extended Pablo González's pre-trial detention for the fourth time on 15 February 2023, meaning he will spend up to a further three months in prison.

The Spanish freelance journalist was arrested on 28 February 2022, accused of being "an agent of Russian intelligence", while covering the humanitarian crisis on the Polish-Ukrainian border. The International and European Federations of Journalists (IFJ-EFJ) and their Spanish affiliates call on the authorities to release González without further delay, and ensure he will receive a fair trial.

Yes, I know, Russia is evil and arrests journalists while Poland is sweet and cuddly. BTW, I wonder if he is held by the ex-UB scum or your American masters.

I agree - the Polish courts move way too slowly and are a disgrace.

Still at least he is not poisoned, blown up or pushed out of a window

Yes, and even Serbia is conducting joint manoeuvres with NATO these days.

tass.com/world/1599933?utm_source=google.pl&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=google.pl&utm_referrer=google.pl

Finland is already in NATO, Sweden will join soon. This game of geostrategic chess didn't go too well for Putin. :)

@GefreiterKania
While all of this is great news for NATO, it will also continue to fuel the paranoia of little Vlad and will extend the fighting in Ukraine.

The US information leak is a real problem. It looks like a lot of the information is legitimate and that means there is either a mole, or a traitor with access. This is Snowden level stuff and no one here mentions it or the impact it can have on Ukraine. The US spying on Ukraine itself is huge and shows Ukraine is not trusted. This IMO explains all the delays in sending arms as well as the arms being sent. The level of intelligence the US has on Russia and its plans should cause little Vlad to whack some people in his own system in the coming weeks because it is extremely extensive. Parachutes now being sold at all Russian resort destinations.

Crimea is still nominally a part of Ukraine, annexation was not recognized by other states, so what referendum you speak of?

@PolAmKrakow
It is fairly common to have intelligence officers in allied nations, as not only to check up on their trustworthyness as an ally and be able to check up on things when need arises, to gather all sorts of information but, to also bring support with regard to counter-intelligence in case they are able to find a mole in allied nation and inform them about it.

Even certain administrationa can go as far as help out too much by knowing the extent of their own countries geo-political situation.

It was not unheard of Norwegian beauricrats giving out sensitive information to American authorities on their request, due to Norway's reliance on U.S.A in matters od security and arctic co-operation.

To the disbelief of Norway's own labour government.