Poland`s aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 9

There are no Russian troops in Ukraine. Where do you get this bullsh*t?

Today, children, Grandpa Novi will give you the definition and an example of "shameless as*hole"

Shameless as*hole (def.) - a person who is both shameless and an as*hole.

The best-known SA is President Biden who claims that Iran is responsible for the deaths of three US soldiers because Iran supplied the drone. When this SA forgot that is that the US supplies things that kill to almost everybody - including Ukraine - while disavowing responsibility for their use.

To make matters worse for the SA is the fact that the US troops were 6000 miles away from the DC in Jordan and Syria - illegally and not defending the US.

It is not clear if they were killers for hire or just occupiers.

Strife, bit*ching and decades of neglect.

Luckily, looks like the guys running things finally opened their eyes. In Poland it is estimated that, as a frontier country, we will eventually have to spend not 5 but 10-12 percent of GDP on our army. It will certainly stifle our economic growth but there's no other way. We are getting nukes too, but sssh... :)

My opinion is that Poland already has nukes.
They just know better than to brandish them.

Have you seen this 'secret' compound of Putin's ?
Kust 18 miles from Finland.

msn.com/en-us/news/world/putin-s-secret-country-compound-revealed-just-18-miles-away-from-nato-country/ar-BB1hxZaD

No. Those nukes will be stored in Poland. They will be American nukes under the exclusive control of the adults in the DC, excluding the SA as defined elsewhere on this forum.

I wasn't talking about those nukes. He,he... kurwa.


Shhh!!!

China will not supply them to you, either...

OK, those must be French...never used, dropped once...

Not too long ago generalsvr reported that there are plans in russia to Chinafy the internet in russia so that it can be turned off when the government sees fit. Regional testing was to begin......

Now....

twitter.com/KyivIndependent/status/1752613293049487442

He, he... like a child in the fog you are, Novi. Like a child in the fog. :)

OK, how about Estonian?

Bingo! Well done. I always knew your intellect was as sharp as a razor. :)

Out of 200 countries, you went to Estonia for your nukes?
Where are you going to get the brains to go with those nukes?
Did they give you activation codes or are you going to figure them out like you did Enigma?

I already said too much here and in Pol-Shorpy. Forget that I even said anything.

Sssshh...

I'd guess that most countries could do that if they wanted. Some more easily than others (the U.K. apparently is different due to measures to prevent vulnerability being an island surrounded by 100 little islands and a bit of the biggish island next door).

russia of course would, China are past masters at censorship and Turkey I think have already and severely restrict access as a matter of course.

Some African countries turn mobile internet off once a year when they do their high school leaving exams.

IMF improves Russia's 2024 GDP growth forecast
The economy is projected to expand much more rapidly this year than previously expected

The Washington-based institution now expects Russian GDP to grow by 2.6% this year, a sharp increase from its October forecast of 1.1% growth.

Damn...Those sanctions seem to have a very bad effect...so let's do the opposite...lift 'em and urge Western cos to go back to Russia, ruin its economy, and make it dependent on imports of everything people need ... just like in the US...that model of econ brilliance...

Hey, Bobko, how did you like my impersonation of you?

Very good :)

A few more years of these sanctions, and we will truly begin to rise from our knees.

It's not the sanctions that are the problem, it's this prolonged war. After all, you also lost the Cold War due to poor economics.

Russia has infinitely more flex than the USSR, albeit diminished in size.

1) The USSR imported wheat and corn from CANADA and the UNITED STATES. Russia is the largest grain exporter in the world. Larger than the entire EU combined.

2) The USSR had a stagnating oil and gas industry, and it was set to become a net importer. Now, depending on the time of year, Russia is the world's largest exporter.

3) The USSR owed half the world an untold amount of money - including the West. Russia owes nobody, and is sitting on a mountain of stashed treasure, even after the West stole $300B of it.

I could continue.

Get back down on your knees russian.... none of that money will be used to improve the life of the serfs.... it will all be stolen or turned into weapons to kill Ukrainian civilians....

worthless 'country'....

I only wish the US was as lucky as Russia and got slapped with sanctions by China, Mexico, the EU, and every other sh*it hole where we buy what we can make ourselves.

I'm waiting

1) Where do you think the stolen money goes?

2) I fully support my stolen money going towards making weapons. The more weapons, the better.


The USSR was communist, while modern Russia exercises a form of savage capitalism that doesn't even exist in the USA. This is the difference.

This is some paranoia

Weapons stockpiled by our grandfathers, is what allowed us to survive the first two years of epic f*ck ups in Ukraine.

Once we burn through those tens of thousands of tanks and missiles they bequeathed us, we'll be defenseless.

Therefore, it's our obligation to at least replenish those stocks.

Too many feelings trying to overcome facts in this thread now. Russia has survived sanctions and will survive. A shadow oil shipping system is beating the sanctions. There is nothing the west can do other than LNG sanctions to hurt Russia. The USA could be the same way if it so decided. Feelings can never overcome facts in the end.

I wonder if Poland will see anything of that. I bet it will not, given the stupid MOFOS we have for politicians.
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How about returning stolen property to its rightful owner? Ever consider that?

After deducting the costs of rebuilding Ukraine, there will be little left.

That's gonna go on our tab anyways. We break it, we own it - simple principle.

Reconstructing Ukraine has and will always be Russia's responsibility.

Tell me, what will you do with my $300B?