Poland's aid to Ukraine if Russia invades - part 28

I like your video series.....

Im glad England is standing up to the neckbeard invasion now:)

Soviet propaganda didn't defeat Ukrainian nationalism in almost 50 years. Russian propaganda is terrible and it can't even brainwash Russian youth, they don't have positive examples with highlighting successes. It's certainly not going to work on hostile people who remember how life was miles better before the Russian invasion.

@Korvinus
So true!!!

It is sad that Slavic brothers fight against each other. We are the same people! Russian/Polish/Ukrainians have much more common than Americans or Germans.

Never before in history have there been such great differences between Russians and Poles as there are today. And Ukrainians are somewhere in between.

I appreciate the sentiment, but seriously... our heritage is one of shared power and constitutional monarchy, a stark contrast to the autocracy of the tsars.

And a free veto, so it is enough to fool or bribe only one stupid to stop some lawmaking process. ;)

russian minds are never far from dishonest thoughts.....

Meanwhile, russia hits bottom and decides it's not digging hard enough, ramping up recruitment of women (including for the front).

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This is the beginning of the end for Putin and Russia......Russia is fvcked part 36.



Russia is fvcked part 37...... it's all over for Putin....

Russia is f*cked part 38.

Where are all you Russophiles to challenge my video posts?

You have all vanished because you know I am right.

How many parts are left for Russia to lose the war though?

On this day....its now four years!!!


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Russia makes now the same experiences in these lands as the Wehrmacht did back then....there is something with the Ukrainians...unconquerable?

Not exactly in these lands, not exactly with ukrainians, but experience was unforgettable, no doubt.

We also will never forget Українська допоміжна поліція (Ukrainische Hilfspolizei), that consisted mostly from bandera wing of OUN militia, and under SS command participated in ethnic clearance actions, executing jews and anyone suspected in participation in resistance.

Yeah....its the german minds eye....the "wilderness" on the way to Moscow! :)

But you are right, there is probably more Belarus than Ukraine....

Yes, we are already in the 5th year of the war that could easily be over in 3-6 months if it wasn't for those infernal devices of rot and whoredom (aka nukes). 😡

It was an earnest concept of defending minority rights. However, the fact that it is impractical is a totally different matter. It worked for some time, until wars came, and it was no longer sufficient. Also, I believe that while minority rights are great in theory, they do not hold up well in practice.
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No words...for another year....

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russians from Kursk bellyaching about how poor they've become from the war they supported whole-heartedly...

One poor deluded soul even quotes 'we don't leave our own' wondering if she's still one of the russian state's own.... (who wants to break it to her?)

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russia is a crap country, with a crap culture that mercilessly punishes those who want to at least sweep some of the crap away....

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All systems of government can degenerate, we know as much since Aristotle at least. The transformation of nobility democracy into the oligarchy that finally brought the collapse of Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth was a process that lasted 3 centuries. However during the 16th Century Polish system of government allowed for division of power, political participation and rule of law on a level unmatched by any other system in our region.

The tragedy was the Commonwealth fell the moment it started to fix its government, overcome the corruption of the regime - the reformer faction that brought the Constitution of 3rd May 1791 proved to be too weak to defend it against the imperial neighbours. If the Constitution survived many aspects of public life - including the exploitation of peasants and underdevelopment of cities - would have to change. Especially with the revolution happening in France.

Alas, we lost our chance and had to wait another 123 years until another opportunity would arise.

I love how you can pivot between Aristotle and hating "Nigg*r Lovers"....

You are one interesting fruit.

A sort of durian? ;)

Four years in and russians still cannot articulate any reason (that makes sense to someone with a three-digit IQ) for being in Ukraine...

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The answer is: The war is now its own reason. That's why it's being continued because no one can (or wants to) figure out any kind of end plan.

Feckless people create massive messes for themselves....

No....it's Putin! He can't stop, that would admit failure....he is unable to, not again! For him the end of the Cold War was already a huge trauma. Since then he tried to "undo" what happened and the consequences...

Giving up Ukraine would cement all his "losses", would make him a historical loser with no chance to rectify anything ever again.

I fear this war will end only when he has found his end too....peacefully or violently, but I doubt voluntarily!

He's a piece of excrement in human form, but he's not the problem, the problem is 100 million people who can't be @rsed to stand up to the government and/or who support it.

And by now the war is the only thing keeping the country going at all.... the danger of a war time economy is that peace becomes the threat.

When in human history did that ever happen? A whole people rising up against a dictator amidst a war to end said war?

That doesn't even happen in democracies, where protestors doesn't have to fear for their lives....That isn't a "russian thing", Maf!

Its unrealistic to expect this....

In Russia in 1917

I dunno, Barney....that wasn't an uprising for peace!

@Bratwurst Boy
It was motivated by a desire for peace.

The intention was not to seize the means of production, it was to end the war. Like the later Iranian revolution it was hijacked by others. The result of both revolutions was more war. In Russia's case an invasion and civil war and in Irans case the wests favourite dictator and his WMDs. Both had the effect of entrenching the Mullahs and Bolshevicks.

Indeed. The Bolsheviks only managed to gather enough support for their coup because government that had ousted the tsar continued the war against the wishes of the people while losing very badly at that.

Lenin promised peace, bread and democratic reforms. He of course went on to break every single one of his promises later on.

Although it must be said that the Russians have relatively little incentive to revolt right now. The vast majority of them are not in real danger due to the war, military service is still voluntary and well-paid and they are still seemingly in a beneficial position, at least in terms of occupied territory.

That the war is utterly ruinous for their future is something most can ignore.