Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 25

There are five or six other politicians who should fall out of a window but I shall not name them or the site will have a "server malfunction" again and all posts made around that time will be lost. xD

@mafketis
We know how Sandu won))). More than 400,000 bulletins were sent to Western countries, and only 10,000 bulletins were sent to Russia, where more than a million Moldovans are located.

So what? Those who moved to Russia have already made their choice.
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He has an evil look on his face.

They are Moldovan citizens with Moldovan passports. They were deprived of voting - what kind of legitimate elections can we even talk about? Moreover, a lot of violations were recorded at the polling stations.))

I'm not worried about it. After all, what kind of democracy or state is Moldova? They are situated between the EU and Ukraine; in the current state of affairs, there is no way they would be allowed to welcome the Russian Mir.

@grabber

Highlight the text you want to quote and then click on the @username to quote his post properly without your earlier quote.


I think that's how it should be also with elections in Poland - if someone lives abroad permanently and pays taxes there, why should he vote in Polish elections? The same applies to Moldova.

As for their elections, both Russia and the EU meddled in them. The EU turned out to be better at meddling.

Any evidence of this apart from what some North Nigerian bots say ?

They lost because people in poor countries like Moldova don't want to live like North Nigerians any more. They for sure can see the advances in wealth and freedom made by their Romanian cousins

Well, the European model is certainly more appealing to ordinary people than the Russian one, that's true. However, seeing how the support of the EU for KO helped them achieve their electoral success in Poland, I dare to suspect that there was some involvment (not a direct one, of course) in the Moldovan elections as well.

Nothing bad in that, mind you. The last thing we want is another putinist Trojan horse behind our lines. Hungary and Slovakia are more than enough.

They can always travel to the constituency where the're registered to vote and actually vote.

They weren't.


Is there any evidence of this?


To anybody except a psychopath.

Or Poland, which is a reference point regarding the quality of life and economic development of a large post-communist country in Europe.

Same old, same old.


The coming war with Russia, inflation, the state of Polish football, floods in Pakistan and India, landslides in Sudan, war in Gaza - you name it, we worry about it. This is our national sport. :)


Just be your good old self, Bobykul. *high five*

@Torq

And how does the Russian model differ from the European one? Both are capitalist))).

That is absolutely correct, Grabi. However, in Europe capitalism developed gradually since Middle Ages and it is backed up by those silly European ideas of human rights, individual freedom, rule of law, property laws, independent media and legal institutions - you know, small things like that.

In Russia, on the other hand, it is more like Wild West (or Wild East rather) capitalism, with weaker civil society, oligarchs dominating key sectors, people falling out of windows, most media subordinated to state, and lack of real accountability of the government to voters.

Technically, yes - they are both capitalist. It's like a chair and an electric chair - they are both chairs, but the differences are not trivial.

Ruskies are incapable of inventing anything due to racial limitations

They take something invented by better race (whites usually), get the basics, latch on the formula and keep churning out the same stuff on yearly basis.

If you really insist on being a retard...


... then at least don't be a racist retard on top of that.

How many countries operate nuclear ice-breakers? Or how many countries provide space taxi services for Americans, when they aren't able to transport their crews themselves?

The first space station was Russian (that implies they didn't copy it from anyone else, doesn't it?). Russian rocket engines were so efficient and reliable that the U.S. bought and used them for Atlas V rockets for decades; Russian floating nuclear power plant (Akademik Lomonosov) is the world's first operational one, deployed in the Arctic. They have fast breeder reactors in operation (BN-600, BN-800). What else? Buran space shuttle with fully automated orbital flight and landing on its maiden voyage is something NASA never achieved. Many Nobel Prizes, including the discovery of superconductivity in certain compounds, excellent results - almost the best in the world - in international Mathematics and Physics olympiads. I could go on but it's ultimately pointless, because - as Mark Twain once said - "no amount of evidence will ever persuade an idiot" (how true!).

Plans for everything Ruskies have build have been stolen by KGB from the west.
Even communism had been invented by German for them to take it over.

Did you even read my post? How could they have stolen something that other countries don't have and never had, genius?

Russians may have inferior social/government system but apart from that they are the most intelligent and most resourceful Slavic people.

@Torq
Similarly, in Europe, democracy is only on paper, the media has not been independent for a long time, in fact, try to say something that does not fit into the framework, and immediately the authorities, using their resources, will tear apart like a pack of dogs.

You forgot their contributions to amateur **** and the shoes they invented made of tree bark

In seriousness how do you explain the abysmal performance of their planes, tanks, boats, missiles and guns ? despite absorbing almost 40 percent of the North Nigerian budget for 3 years they are moving literally at a snails pace against a far smaller and poorer enemy

@Grabi

There is some truth in that but still personal freedom (also freedom of expression) is incomparably higher in Europe, and people whom the governments don't like are still not flying out of windows (a subtle difference, yes, but a difference nonetheless).


You guys are so annoying, it's unbelievable. Continue in such vein and I will feel tempted to join Novichok's one-person camp. 0_0


Smaller but still the size of France, patriotic and determined to defend their country. Poorer but flooded with money, weapons, ammunition, intelligence data and many other resources by most of the Western world.

Tell you what Torq - how about I stop the jokes about **** and bark shoes and instead make full inventories of the aggressors war crimes - bombing civilians, shooting prisoners, massacres in Bucha, bombing schools, raping their own troops, human drone safari in Kherson, years of looting and theft.

You carry on getting a hard on about Yuri Gagarin and the 1930s metro system

Brilliant. They're not funny anyway.


That would at least be on topic in this thread.


You are confusing me with Novichok.

I do admire Russian literature, music, the breadth of Slavic soul, the beauty of Russia's nature, their achievements in sciences, and the personal qualities of Russian people whom I met personally, but I support neither the putinist government nor their criminal and cowardly (without declaration of war) invasion of Ukraine. I made it abundantly clear hundreds of times here.

Eurovision commenter (yeah, it's a year long thing now) and part Ukrainian (from around Odesa) youtuber Gottem lights a fire on putin's sad, yet evil, copy of eurovision....

The last few minutes go hard, so be prepared.

The army was not tasked with advancing as far and as quickly as possible, despite the losses.
As far as I remember, Putin set the tasks: to liberate the Donetsk and Lugansk regions, protect the population and demilitarize Ukraine.
There is a methodical grinding of the enemy, with the maximum possible preservation of the lives of their soldiers. After Ukraine becomes a neutral country, we will move on to closing the Polish issue...)))

And how do you plan to do that? Please tell us (of course only if the plans are not secret). :)

What was the North Nigerian Navy tasked with ? A close exploration of the bottom of the Black Sea ?

But Russia has designs! Like the Armata - first towed tank ever! Fear the Armata!

In a proven way. under an agreement with Germany)).

Are you retarded? Only blithering retards take putain's stupid justifications seriously....