barbos
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Ask Zelensky, He knows better.
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How should west respond to potential (likely) Russian invasion of Ukraine?
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barbos
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This is the guy. He is talking about Estonia borrowing 1 (one !!!) tank from Latvia to conduct military exercises.
And the tank itself was...... wait for it .... T-55And Estonians had estonian Bank to sign insurance or something. So it was that serious
You can't make this shit up. I checked the story, it's true.
He does not speak american language here, it's called Russian language. And he speaks with a fake estonian accent there.
Estonia is a tiny country on the Baltic Sea, they speak estonian language. And russian language is spoken in Russia, which is a large country CNN likes to bitch about.
Estonia is a nice country, very clean. Latvia is bigger and nice too. Lithuania is bigger still (but still tiny).
They are all former USSR republics which since USSR dissolution has not been doing great. Large emigration into EU is the main problem.
What makes you think we want to listen to some random fuckwit on YouTube? Seems to me we already put up with enough crap just from you.
That's really the core of all your problems. You only listen to yourself. You sit here and listen to your own shit. What russians think or even ukrainians does not bother, unless it some monkey who agrees with you.
And you are not supposed to listen to him because you don't understand russian (and you need near native level to appreciate the humor there).
You are supposed watch it.
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Remember when barbos was claiming Australia was supporting Russia? Surprise surprise, turns out he was full of shit.
www.afr.com
And that's not including all the Bushmasters we have already sent.
Also, Putin might be suffering buyer's remorse when it comes to North Korean ammo;
Lapsed contract could deliver Aussie fighter jets to Ukraine
Plans to transfer old RAAF jets could be revived while Canberra will consider Ukraine’s request for year-round supply of Australian coal.
And that's not including all the Bushmasters we have already sent.
Also, Putin might be suffering buyer's remorse when it comes to North Korean ammo;
SLD
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I’ve met several Russian ex pats. They all hated putler indeed. Loved Russia. Hated what it had become. I bet you’ll soon be claiming to hate Putin all along too.
barbos
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barbos
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Because I don't see you commenting on it excessively.
So much for democracy.
There should be different levels of outrage. Outrage over potholes not being fixed by people who promised to fix it is one thing. And cheering up an actual WW2 nazi is at quite different level.
Speaking of whom, Russia looked at his biography and realized that he must have taken part in some jew killing and is now demand his deportation to Russia.
No, it does not. Most people left because they did not like the possibility of draft. Some left because of work became complicated or simply impossible because of sanctions. Some left because they thought Russia was about to collapse due to sanctions.
Tiny minority, usually public people left because they are idiots who support Ukrainian Regime. Well, not even that, they really hate Putin, that's why they like Ukraine.
In any case, the majority of the people who left were in IT, simply because they could work remotely. And half of them returned when it became clear they were not going to be drafted and Russia was not collapsing.
And it was not that great abroad, especially compared to Moscow.
Tbilisi is not as great as it looks. Even Europe is not that great. Especially when you don't speak local language.
Eastern Europe does not compare favorably to Moscow. That's just simple fact.
The rest of Russia is of course worse than Moscow.
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barbos
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But tell me more, what did they say? names, addresses would be helpful too
But seriously. I know americans well enough to know that you would not ask political questions (unless you know the person very well and already know that they agree with you). And russians (sane ones) are basically the same, they would not proclaim their love for Putin at the US Immigration Services. And IS would not ask your political views, if they feel they need to know they would look at your twitter.
So if I follow your math… I added some numbers to make sure I’m following accurately:
A bunch left for reasons that didn’t favor Putin
ANd only half of “the majority” came back.
Got it.
(My colleagues have not gone back)
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Ukrainian Marines fend off Russian attack, leave smoldering armor on southern front
Russia conducted another unsuccessful assault on Kherson’s left bank on Dec. 9, attacking the village of Krynky, the commander of the Magyar Birds aerial reconnaissance unit Robert Brovdi, reported on his Telegram channel.
barbos
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No, you are not following accurately. You are intentionally "following" me incorrectly. Absolute majority left for other than dislike of Putin reasons.
Right. But only half of them came back.
barbos
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Last number I heard. It does not mean other half are anti-putin/pro-nazi.
laughing dog
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Pro-nazi is pro-putin
barbos
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According to Ukrainian Propaganda, they still occupy Bahmut.
Ukrainian Marines fend off Russian attack, leave smoldering armor on southern front
Russia conducted another unsuccessful assault on Kherson’s left bank on Dec. 9, attacking the village of Krynky, the commander of the Magyar Birds aerial reconnaissance unit Robert Brovdi, reported on his Telegram channel.uk.news.yahoo.com
So I were you I would take anything Kiev Bobs say with a ton a salt.
And you have no idea what Krynki is? do you?
SLD
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The last was a biochemist teaching at a local university, I simply said it was sad what had happened to Russia. She agreed and said she could never go back. Another simple expressed her fear of ever having to return and how she could never see her father again. A third was married to a friend. She is still angry over what your dear pooty has done.But tell me more, what did they say? names, addresses would be helpful too
But seriously. I know americans well enough to know that you would not ask political questions (unless you know the person very well and already know that they agree with you). And russians (sane ones) are basically the same, they would not proclaim their love for Putin at the US Immigration Services. And IS would not ask your political views, if they feel they need to know they would look at your twitter.
You should leave.
barbos
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How well do you know her?
Why? You can still fly to Russia through Turkey.
You are asking russians working in US, still on H1 visas and working in rabidly anti-russian environment (universities) and expect honest reply? Are you daft?
And to be fair, their answers are not completely dishonest. They are sad, as I am, about what happening in Russia and Ukraine. Where we differ is the question of who is responsible for that. And I am pretty sure they are being dishonest about that, because they know who is responsible. In fact, I think you know that too (not Putin)
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Russia chose to launch a S-300 over Poland. That's a very different issue than a weapon which malfunctions in flight. Intent matters.Ukrainian Fuhrer disagrees. He said S-300 attack was a Russian attack on Poland.A crashed plane isn't an attack.But if you insist:
Ukraine attacked 3 NATO members Germany, Poland, Croatia
???And the fact that the missiles was ukrainian does not bother you. Typical of american imperialists.Because we don't want it to become WWIII.I wish Poland invoked Article 5. And NATO beat the crap out of Ukraine for attacking a NATO member
Boy, what if Germany invoked Article 5 for Ukraine's attack on their gas pipeline?
For some strange reasons they did not.