Ukrainian victory over Russia is inevitable

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Read up on history, particularly the Bosphorous straights.

Still doesn’t solve the Tartaristan dilemma. And while we are at it what about historically Polish lands now occupied by Ukraine. Don’t forget it was just a hundred years ago that Poland defeated ukraine in a war but then lost those lands illegally to the USSR as those Soviet states carved up eastern Poland.

Given that Poland and Ukraine are allies (and Poland is providing military supplies to Ukraine), I think you're barking up the wrong tree.

They are all allies when there are no money problems. When money problems start, everyone goes back to their home team. Just look at Polish farmers and Ukrainian wheat.

https://x.com/eluttwak/status/1699830751829848256?s=46&t=RXug2E3wPuDEf8vlgSC9SQ

😂

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Lol did he feel this way when Turkey occupied their native Crimea? Crimean Tatars are basically Turks. Why wasn’t it Ukraine colonizing them? It’s not like they were governing themselves.

Since real American's won't know what the troll is saying, let me narrate Moscow's storyline for you.

Moscow's position is that Crimea is "predominantly Russian." Here's the backstory:

"In 1783, the peninsula was annexed by the Russian Empire"
"Most Crimean Tatars (about 300 000 people) left their homeland and settled within the borders of the Ottoman Empire. The Russian government introduced benefits for immigrants from the north, trying to colonize and ‘Russify’ the peninsula. Yet, in 1897, Crimean Tatars still constituted the majority of the local population (36%), with Russians being the second largest nation (33%)."
"In 1944, massive deportation was conducted by the USSR after the People’s Commissariat for Internal Affairs had accused Crimean Tatars of treason, collaboration, and defection."
"from 600 000 to 1.5 million Russians moved to Crimea as of 2021, while 30 000 Crimean Tatars were forced to leave the peninsula"
"Absent Russian citizenship, one cannot get a job, use medical services, open a bank account, buy a credit card, sell a house, or get a license plate."
"if they do not receive a foreign residence permit, they may be regarded as displaced persons and thus deported."
https://icds.ee/en/crimean-tatars-in-the-vortex-of-war-a-decisive-moment-for-the-nation/

"the Soviet Union adopted a policy of “Russification” for the peninsula. Crimea was “Russified”: Any study of the Tatar’s native language was banned, ancient Tatar names were erased, Tatar books were burned, and their mosques were destroyed."
https://www.wilsoncenter.org/blog-post/crimean-tatars-and-russification

"The Atesh guerrilla group is active behind Russian lines"
“Atesh is very deep underground,”
“There was not a single arrest among Atesh members, but they are working inside Crimea territory blowing up targets.”
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/jul/17/the-underground-crimean-tatar-group-taking-up-arms-against-russia

Exactly right - Russia had no ethnic, cultural or other presence whatsoever in Crimea prior to the 1940s. The tatars, on the other hand, had lived there for hundreds of years and were forcibly displaced. They should have a right to return to the lands of their parents and grandparents.

Lol like Palestinians?

And what do you mean no presence? Wasn’t it annexed by Russia in the 18th century? Isn’t that presence enough?

[Anonymous]

Wow the Monaco Brigade just made it to bed and last night was LIT.

The next aid package is needed stat. The brigade needs provisions!

[Anonymous]

Hysterical video circulating of the daughter of a Ukrainian military draft board officer. Great pictures of her travels and some nice thirst traps. These ukranians are good savers and really stretch the money.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Hysterical video circulating of the daughter of a Ukrainian military draft board officer. Great pictures of her travels and some nice thirst traps. These ukranians are good savers and really stretch the money.

W guess you have never been in Russia?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Hysterical video circulating of the daughter of a Ukrainian military draft board officer. Great pictures of her travels and some nice thirst traps. These ukranians are good savers and really stretch the money.

W guess you have never been in Russia?

Yea I been to Russia what your point?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Lol did he feel this way when Turkey occupied their native Crimea? Crimean Tatars are basically Turks. Why wasn’t it Ukraine colonizing them? It’s not like they were governing themselves.

Since real American's won't know what the troll is saying, let me narrate Moscow's storyline for you.

Moscow's position is that Crimea is "predominantly Russian." Here's the backstory:

"In 1783, the peninsula was annexed by the Russian Empire"
"Most Crimean Tatars (about 300 000 people) left their homeland and settled within the borders of the Ottoman Empire. The Russian government introduced benefits for immigrants from the north, trying to colonize and ‘Russify’ the peninsula. Yet, in 1897, Crimean Tatars still constituted the majority of the local population (36%), with Russians being the second largest nation (33%)."
"In 1944, massive deportation was conducted by the USSR after the People’s Commissariat for Internal Affairs had accused Crimean Tatars of treason, collaboration, and defection."
"from 600 000 to 1.5 million Russians moved to Crimea as of 2021, while 30 000 Crimean Tatars were forced to leave the peninsula"
"Absent Russian citizenship, one cannot get a job, use medical services, open a bank account, buy a credit card, sell a house, or get a license plate."
"if they do not receive a foreign residence permit, they may be regarded as displaced persons and thus deported."
https://icds.ee/en/crimean-tatars-in-the-vortex-of-war-a-decisive-moment-for-the-nation/

"the Soviet Union adopted a policy of “Russification” for the peninsula. Crimea was “Russified”: Any study of the Tatar’s native language was banned, ancient Tatar names were erased, Tatar books were burned, and their mosques were destroyed."
https://www.wilsoncenter.org/blog-post/crimean-tatars-and-russification

"The Atesh guerrilla group is active behind Russian lines"
“Atesh is very deep underground,”
“There was not a single arrest among Atesh members, but they are working inside Crimea territory blowing up targets.”
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/jul/17/the-underground-crimean-tatar-group-taking-up-arms-against-russia

Exactly right - Russia had no ethnic, cultural or other presence whatsoever in Crimea prior to the 1940s. The tatars, on the other hand, had lived there for hundreds of years and were forcibly displaced. They should have a right to return to the lands of their parents and grandparents.

Lol like Palestinians?

And what do you mean no presence? Wasn’t it annexed by Russia in the 18th century? Isn’t that presence enough?

Sure, it was annexed - but they didn't really do anything with it, and had no real presence there until Stalin's time... which is when they forcibly deported the natives and resettled it with Russians.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wow the Monaco Brigade just made it to bed and last night was LIT.

The next aid package is needed stat. The brigade needs provisions!

Sorry, but outside of your propaganda instruction booklet, the "Monaco Brigade" is not a thing, Boris.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Read up on history, particularly the Bosphorous straights.

Still doesn’t solve the Tartaristan dilemma. And while we are at it what about historically Polish lands now occupied by Ukraine. Don’t forget it was just a hundred years ago that Poland defeated ukraine in a war but then lost those lands illegally to the USSR as those Soviet states carved up eastern Poland.

Given that Poland and Ukraine are allies (and Poland is providing military supplies to Ukraine), I think you're barking up the wrong tree.

Boris keeps popping up here trying to perpetuate the myth that Poles and Ukrainians hate each other above anyone else; that they are ethnically incompatible.

But Boris’s false narrative is not supported by the massive amount of lethal military aid Poland has donated to Ukraine.

You see Boris, Poland hates you just as much as Ukraine does.

Poland remembers who invaded and oppressed them for nearly 5’decades under the guise of the “USSR,” and it wasn’t not Ukraine who oppressed Poland.

But most of all, Poland can see who is trying to revive the USSR, who wants to invade, who wants to control Poland again: Russia.

If it makes you sad how many countries hate you, Russia, maybe you should consider what you’ve done to make them hate you?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Read up on history, particularly the Bosphorous straights.

Still doesn’t solve the Tartaristan dilemma. And while we are at it what about historically Polish lands now occupied by Ukraine. Don’t forget it was just a hundred years ago that Poland defeated ukraine in a war but then lost those lands illegally to the USSR as those Soviet states carved up eastern Poland.

Given that Poland and Ukraine are allies (and Poland is providing military supplies to Ukraine), I think you're barking up the wrong tree.

Boris keeps popping up here trying to perpetuate the myth that Poles and Ukrainians hate each other above anyone else; that they are ethnically incompatible.

But Boris’s false narrative is not supported by the massive amount of lethal military aid Poland has donated to Ukraine.

You see Boris, Poland hates you just as much as Ukraine does.

Poland remembers who invaded and oppressed them for nearly 5’decades under the guise of the “USSR,” and it wasn’t not Ukraine who oppressed Poland.

But most of all, Poland can see who is trying to revive the USSR, who wants to invade, who wants to control Poland again: Russia.

If it makes you sad how many countries hate you, Russia, maybe you should consider what you’ve done to make them hate you?

Am I the only one who doesn’t like any of the Eastern European countries?

I don’t like Poland, I don’t like Ukraine, I don’t like Russia.

Time will erase these countries since their birth rates have collapsed — even worse than Western Europe — but i wouldn’t mind if it was accelerated.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Read up on history, particularly the Bosphorous straights.

Still doesn’t solve the Tartaristan dilemma. And while we are at it what about historically Polish lands now occupied by Ukraine. Don’t forget it was just a hundred years ago that Poland defeated ukraine in a war but then lost those lands illegally to the USSR as those Soviet states carved up eastern Poland.

Given that Poland and Ukraine are allies (and Poland is providing military supplies to Ukraine), I think you're barking up the wrong tree.

Boris keeps popping up here trying to perpetuate the myth that Poles and Ukrainians hate each other above anyone else; that they are ethnically incompatible.

But Boris’s false narrative is not supported by the massive amount of lethal military aid Poland has donated to Ukraine.

You see Boris, Poland hates you just as much as Ukraine does.

Poland remembers who invaded and oppressed them for nearly 5’decades under the guise of the “USSR,” and it wasn’t not Ukraine who oppressed Poland.

But most of all, Poland can see who is trying to revive the USSR, who wants to invade, who wants to control Poland again: Russia.

If it makes you sad how many countries hate you, Russia, maybe you should consider what you’ve done to make them hate you?

NP. Who says Poland hates Ukraine? Much of Ukraine was for centuries part of Poland. I’d say it’s more like an older-younger brother relationship with Poland being the older brother.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Read up on history, particularly the Bosphorous straights.

Still doesn’t solve the Tartaristan dilemma. And while we are at it what about historically Polish lands now occupied by Ukraine. Don’t forget it was just a hundred years ago that Poland defeated ukraine in a war but then lost those lands illegally to the USSR as those Soviet states carved up eastern Poland.

Given that Poland and Ukraine are allies (and Poland is providing military supplies to Ukraine), I think you're barking up the wrong tree.

Boris keeps popping up here trying to perpetuate the myth that Poles and Ukrainians hate each other above anyone else; that they are ethnically incompatible.

But Boris’s false narrative is not supported by the massive amount of lethal military aid Poland has donated to Ukraine.

You see Boris, Poland hates you just as much as Ukraine does.

Poland remembers who invaded and oppressed them for nearly 5’decades under the guise of the “USSR,” and it wasn’t not Ukraine who oppressed Poland.

But most of all, Poland can see who is trying to revive the USSR, who wants to invade, who wants to control Poland again: Russia.

If it makes you sad how many countries hate you, Russia, maybe you should consider what you’ve done to make them hate you?

Am I the only one who doesn’t like any of the Eastern European countries?

I don’t like Poland, I don’t like Ukraine, I don’t like Russia.

Time will erase these countries since their birth rates have collapsed — even worse than Western Europe — but i wouldn’t mind if it was accelerated.

I don't have to "like" a country to feel they have a right to territorial integrity.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Wow the Monaco Brigade just made it to bed and last night was LIT.

The next aid package is needed stat. The brigade needs provisions!

This is definitely propaganda handbook material... seeing the exact same on Twitter, with idiot Z posters like 'Sprinter' posting fake news about how for example "Reznikov is already on a yacht in the Mediterranean" and as "proof" showing a photo that unfortunately turns up in reverse image search as being from many years ago.

Just give it up, propagandists.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wow the Monaco Brigade just made it to bed and last night was LIT.

The next aid package is needed stat. The brigade needs provisions!

This is definitely propaganda handbook material... seeing the exact same on Twitter, with idiot Z posters like 'Sprinter' posting fake news about how for example "Reznikov is already on a yacht in the Mediterranean" and as "proof" showing a photo that unfortunately turns up in reverse image search as being from many years ago.

Just give it up, propagandists.

Eh - I think anyone with 10 confirmed kills of Russians gets a week on a yacht. So we should use any seized Russian yacht as R&R for Ukrainian soldiers or foreign fighters who have confirmed kills of some number of Russians for a short trip.

We need to reward top producers of russian KIA.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Read up on history, particularly the Bosphorous straights.

Still doesn’t solve the Tartaristan dilemma. And while we are at it what about historically Polish lands now occupied by Ukraine. Don’t forget it was just a hundred years ago that Poland defeated ukraine in a war but then lost those lands illegally to the USSR as those Soviet states carved up eastern Poland.

Given that Poland and Ukraine are allies (and Poland is providing military supplies to Ukraine), I think you're barking up the wrong tree.

Boris keeps popping up here trying to perpetuate the myth that Poles and Ukrainians hate each other above anyone else; that they are ethnically incompatible.

But Boris’s false narrative is not supported by the massive amount of lethal military aid Poland has donated to Ukraine.

You see Boris, Poland hates you just as much as Ukraine does.

Poland remembers who invaded and oppressed them for nearly 5’decades under the guise of the “USSR,” and it wasn’t not Ukraine who oppressed Poland.

But most of all, Poland can see who is trying to revive the USSR, who wants to invade, who wants to control Poland again: Russia.

If it makes you sad how many countries hate you, Russia, maybe you should consider what you’ve done to make them hate you?

Am I the only one who doesn’t like any of the Eastern European countries?

I don’t like Poland, I don’t like Ukraine, I don’t like Russia.

Time will erase these countries since their birth rates have collapsed — even worse than Western Europe — but i wouldn’t mind if it was accelerated.

I don't have to "like" a country to feel they have a right to territorial integrity.

we shouldn’t decide what their rights are - countries aren’t humans - they don’t have inalienable rights.

It is up to the Slavs to beat each other over the head to figure out what they want.

It’s unfortunate napoleon didn’t roll over all of Eastern Europe and settle Slavic questions for good