[QUOTE=Paulie97;2939395]Yep not shit. Still no links, only hostility and pontificating. I rest my case.[/QUOTE]I addressed all your points, and you couldn't return in kind.
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[QUOTE=Paulie97;2939395]Yep not shit. Still no links, only hostility and pontificating. I rest my case.[/QUOTE]I addressed all your points, and you couldn't return in kind.
[QUOTE=JohnClayton;2939315]I suggest you try to envision Russian defeat.[/QUOTE]You can keep dreaming. Ukraine is slowly but surely being defeated in Donetsk and all along the contact line. But you can focus on the PR stunt in Kursk. Give it a little time, see how that ends for the Bandera SCUM that went into Kursk and is terrorizing the innocent Russian civilians there and taking them hostage. But you condone that kind of behavior, I'm sure.
[QUOTE=BloodRed;2939610] terrorizing the innocent Russian civilians there and taking them hostage. But you condone that kind of behavior, I'm sure.[/QUOTE]Why not? They are available then for exchange against forced deportations of Ukrainian children from regions, the Russians occupied:
The United Nations has stated that these deportations constitute war crimes. The International Criminal Court (ICC) has issued arrest warrants for President of Russia Vladimir Putin (a ka Putler) (who has explicitly supported the forced adoptions, including by enacting legislation to facilitate them) and Children's Rights Commissioner Maria Lvova-Belova for their alleged involvement.
BTW: Did you object against these kidnappings of Ukrainian children? Or is this according your companies regulations?
[QUOTE=BloodRed;2939610]You can keep dreaming. Ukraine is slowly but surely being defeated in Donetsk and all along the contact line. But you can focus on the PR stunt in Kursk. Give it a little time, see how that ends for the Bandera SCUM that went into Kursk and is terrorizing the innocent Russian civilians there and taking them hostage. But you condone that kind of behavior, I'm sure.[/QUOTE]1) Where are the valiant Russian partisans in Kursk battling the Ukranian aggressors?
2) "How did you go bankrupt?" Two ways. Gradually, then suddenly. ".
― Ernest Hemingway, The Sun Also Rises.
Who would have predicted the end of the Romanovs 1917 or the end of the USSR in 1991? I'm simply saying, that for your own well being and mental health, you should try to imagine the end of Putin.
[QUOTE=VinDici;2939607]That guy is not esteemed anywhere, least of which in the Ukraine forums.
Who you admire, says a lot.[/QUOTE]You're an esteemed board member too VinDici. Perhaps a little deluded about how you believe this war will end, with Ukraine reclaiming its pre-2014 borders. But esteemed and a board member none the less. DramaFree has made some good contributions to the Mexico and sugar baby threads. If I weren't already tied down to a gold digger, I'd probably try to follow in his footsteps in el Distrito Federal. And I may actually do that someday.
[QUOTE=BloodRed;2939608]Just to be clear, when I said Banderite, I am talking about the Kiev regime which is full of neo Nazi and the scum criminal Azov Nazis that infest the AFU. I have nothing but the utmost respect and compassion and empathy for ORDINARY Ukrainians caught in this needless savage proxy war that NATO provoked. I hope it's clear now. Now, what are your thoughts on Stepan Bandera?[/QUOTE]1. Who in the Kyiv regime is a neo-Nazi? You're able to back up your allegations, right? Please provide specific names.
2. And? What SPECIFIC people or groups of people do you call "Banderite"? Is it only Azov brigade or some other units as well? You are aware that there are only 1,500 people in the Azov Brigade, aren't you?
3. Does your dislike of neo-Nazis extend to numerous Russian neo-Nazis fighting against Ukraine?
4. "I have nothing but the utmost respect and compassion and empathy for ORDINARY Ukrainians" Stop! It's ORDINARY Ukrainians who are beating the living hell out of your glorious army. Your hypocrisy is even more disgusting than your propaganda.
5. I don't like Stepan Bandera. He was a fascist, terrorist and rabid anti-Semite, and he envisioned Ukraine as a fascist, dictatorial country. That said, he was capable of defying Hitler and he went to prison for his conviction. He, unlike your current leaders, had courage, determination, and faith.
[QUOTE=BloodRed;2939610] for the Bandera SCUM that went into Kursk and is terrorizing the innocent Russian civilians there and taking them hostage. But you condone that kind of behavior, I'm sure.[/QUOTE]1. What particular AFU units in Kursk Oblast are you referring to as "Bandera SCUM" and why?
2. Please provide evidence of AFU terrorizing "the innocent Russian civilians there and taking them hostage. ".
[QUOTE=JohnClayton;2939670]1) Who would have predicted the end of the Romanovs 1917 or the end of the USSR in 1991? I'm simply saying, that for your own well being and mental health, you should try to imagine the end of Putin.[/QUOTE]I don't see it JC. Putin's approval ratings are typically in the mid 70's and above for Russian polls. A University of Chicago poll in March, 2024 showed 66% intending to vote for Putin. Like George W. Bush and Iraq, Putin's ratings went up when Russia entered Ukraine in 2022 and have since slipped as the war drags on. But the majority of the Russians still view him favorably. American presidents would kill for ratings like his. You probably think the polls are bogus or people are afraid to answer truthfully. I don't see that. Russia's not a police state IMHO.
Fidel Castro, Ali Khamenei, and the Kim family were much worse leaders and much less popular than Putin. Their countries have been subject to sanctions for decades, which never forced them out of power. Instead, the sanctions hurt the people and provided the leaders with an excuse to blame the USA for their failings. I don't see this ending with some kind of uprising or coup or the violent death of Russian leaders.
I do believe the majority of Russians, and the majority of Ukrainians, would like to see this war end ASAP. And hope that sanity prevails and that happens. I recall a poll in the Donbas, phrased something like this. Please choose one of the following,
1. I want to live under Russian control
2. I want to live under Ukrainian control
3. I don't give a fuck, I want a peaceful life and a decent pension
A large number, maybe a plurality, chose "3".
[QUOTE=Tiny12;2939747]I don't see it JC. Putin's approval ratings are typically in the mid 70's and above for Russian polls...".[/QUOTE]I repeat, where are the brave and patriotic Russians fighting the Ukranians in Kursk? What do you suppose would happen if the Canadians invaded Minnesota?
[QUOTE=JohnClayton;2939750]I repeat, where are the brave and patriotic Russians fighting the Ukranians in Kursk? What do you suppose would happen if the Canadians invaded Minnesota?[/QUOTE]If the USA invaded Canada and then Canada invaded Minnesota, the USA would probably win the war. If Russia and China pumped tons of money and arms into Canada, then maybe Canada would hold out longer though, and more people would die. If Canada had the opportunity to bring the war to an end by ceding Alberta, would that make sense considering some Albertans don't believe they belong in Canada anyway?
[QUOTE=Tiny12;2939754]If the USA invaded Canada and then Canada invaded Minnesota, the USA would probably win the war. If Russia and China pumped tons of money and arms into Canada, then maybe Canada would hold out longer though, and more people would die. If Canada had the opportunity to bring the war to an end by ceding Alberta, would that make sense considering some Albertans don't believe they belong in Canada anyway?[/QUOTE]You didn't answer his question at all. Try again please?
[QUOTE=Tiny12;2939754]If the USA invaded Canada and then Canada invaded Minnesota, the USA would probably win the war. If Russia and China pumped tons of money and arms into Canada, then maybe Canada would hold out longer though, and more people would die. If Canada had the opportunity to bring the war to an end by ceding Alberta, would that make sense considering some Albertans don't believe they belong in Canada anyway?[/QUOTE]Excellent analogy.
[QUOTE=Xpartan;2939745]1. Who in the Kyiv regime is a neo-Nazi? You're able to back up your allegations, right? Please provide specific names.
2. And? What SPECIFIC people or groups of people do you call "Banderite"? Is it only Azov brigade or some other units as well? You are aware that there are only 1,500 people in the Azov Brigade, aren't you?
3. Does your dislike of neo-Nazis extend to numerous Russian neo-Nazis fighting against Ukraine?
4. "I have nothing but the utmost respect and compassion and empathy for ORDINARY Ukrainians" Stop! It's ORDINARY Ukrainians who are beating the living hell out of your glorious army. Your hypocrisy is even more disgusting than your propaganda.
5. I don't like Stepan Bandera. He was a fascist, terrorist and rabid anti-Semite, and he envisioned Ukraine as a fascist, dictatorial country. That said, he was capable of defying Hitler and he went to prison for his conviction. He, unlike your current leaders, had courage, determination, and faith.
1. What particular AFU units in Kursk Oblast are you referring to as "Bandera SCUM" and why?
2. Please provide evidence of AFU terrorizing "the innocent Russian civilians there and taking them hostage. ".[/QUOTE]The very top of the AFU until recently (Zaluzhny) was a neo Nazi. The Azov scum is already well known. Ukraine's Nazi problem is well known all over. That's why Denazificaiton is one of the objectives of the SMO.
How do you feel about the fact that Bandera is a national hero in Ukraine and there are statues of him and roads names after him all over? As for evidence of AFU terrorizing and abducting ordinary Russian civilians, I suggest you stop jerking off to the pathetic mainstream western media and check X, all the videos are on there. Stop being a lazy fuck.
[QUOTE=ReinerOtto;2939624]Why not? They are available then for exchange against forced deportations of Ukrainian children from regions, the Russians occupied:
The United Nations has stated that these deportations constitute war crimes. The International Criminal Court (ICC) has issued arrest warrants for President of Russia Vladimir Putin (a ka Putler) (who has explicitly supported the forced adoptions, including by enacting legislation to facilitate them) and Children's Rights Commissioner Maria Lvova-Belova for their alleged involvement.
BTW: Did you object against these kidnappings of Ukrainian children? Or is this according your companies regulations?[/QUOTE]Protecting children from war and from dying in a conflict zone is very bad in your eyes. Ok.
The ICC is a fucking joke. I'll take them seriously once they issue arrest warrants for G. W Bush and Tony Blair, for starters.
[QUOTE=BloodRed;2939931]The very top of the AFU until recently (Zaluzhny) was a neo Nazi. [/QUOTE]No, he wasn't. That's a lie.
[QUOTE=BloodRed;2939931]Ukraine's Nazi problem is well known all over. [/QUOTE]All over what? What does that even mean? Prove it with polls and data. What percentage of Ukrainians are Nazi?
[QUOTE=BloodRed;2939931]How do you feel about the fact that Bandera is a national hero in Ukraine and there are statues of him and roads names after him all over? [/QUOTE]And that gave Putin a reason to invade Ukraine and kill hundreds of thousands of people? Statues?
[QUOTE=BloodRed;2939931]As for evidence of AFU terrorizing and abducting ordinary Russian civilians, I suggest you stop jerking off to the pathetic mainstream western media and check X, all the videos are on there. Stop being a lazy fuck.[/QUOTE]In other words, you've lied again. Congrats!
[QUOTE=Xpartan;2939988]No, he wasn't. That's a lie.in. Congrats![/QUOTE]These want to be rambos are the types we run away from in bars. All mouth, no brains. Just like the Ukrainians, or what is left of them.