scarr:


He actually did, you read the comment again

Lucasbalo:
They are non entities. They don't even count and none of them can last a year living in Russia. Russia is being ruled by evil cabal headed by the Diminitive and Despotic Pootin. Russians will rise up against him in due time.

Explorers:


Please kindly quote where i said Alaska is a country.


" They won't let go, that Alaska is big, far bigger that many countries in the world 663,268 sq mi(1,717,856 km2)"


Alaska is big, far bigger than many countries of the world.

Meaning, a state that's having a total land size/area that is far bigger than that of many so called countries in the world.

Do you understand now


mr lucasbalo

Lucasbalo:
My bad. The anticipation of the NCAA basketball finals got me Jonesing. I apologize.

romme2u:


bruh you are taking things too personal. You are spewing the same thing the US government have been doing for ages, inciting the masses to fight their government while demonizing their leaders which always lead to chaos and anarchy in such territories causing more havoc than good (Libya, Ukraine and Syria) to the populace who had the illusion that they were fighting for a better future.

You need to desists from this line as it is getting stale.

Back to Op, well i heard that Alaska was exchange with the America for a part of Siberia (don't know how true it is as i have not verified that) but those Russian Nationalist are living in fool's paradise to believe that they can get Alaska from US in such perilous time.

I believe it is just a mere wishful thinking as the government cannot afford the luxury of entertaining such ideas.

ollah2:


You no nothing

Funjosh:
Russia should forget about Alaska please they should come and buy Nigeria

anotherydz:

The money is extremely small. If that's the price then Russian billionaires would gladly buy not to talk of Russia as a whole.
Moreover, US will not sell it. Alaska is a fortune for US

Explorers:
Russian nationalists are calling for Alaska to be returned to the Kremlin's control 150 years after the land was sold to America.

Sergey Aksyonov, the prime minister of Crimea, bemoaned the sale on TV earlier this month while foreign minister Sergey Lavrov admitted in a recent interview that the anniversary will cause 'diverse emotions' among Russians.

The land deal, which saw Alaska pass to American control in 1867 for the price of $7.2million, is also a popular topic among Russian bloggers who have called for a referendum to be held on whether the state should be handed back.





http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4375868/Russian-nationalists-want-Alaska-Moscow-s-hands.html

Explorers:
Russian nationalists are calling for Alaska to be returned to the Kremlin's control 150 years after the land was sold to America.

Sergey Aksyonov, the prime minister of Crimea, bemoaned the sale on TV earlier this month while foreign minister Sergey Lavrov admitted in a recent interview that the anniversary will cause 'diverse emotions' among Russians.

The land deal, which saw Alaska pass to American control in 1867 for the price of $7.2million, is also a popular topic among Russian bloggers who have called for a referendum to be held on whether the state should be handed back.





http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4375868/Russian-nationalists-want-Alaska-Moscow-s-hands.html

lazeal:
it is not possible because lots of money have been used to develop Alaska. AND, US is forking too smart o. So many lands that make up the US is not the WHITES in the country that owned. They stole most of the lands they call theirs today.

Lucasbalo:
Let me repeat it again. Russia is being ruled by evil cabal led by Pootin. We have seen that before and it's not going to last forever before the people stand up against the despotic and authoritarian leadership. I am not inciting anyone. It's the fact of life that there's no dissection in Russia. You go and live in Russia and critique Pootin and see what will happen to you. I criticize Trump all the time like Tens of millions of Americans do and we are not scared of our lifes. Try that in Pootin land and see if you won't get a dose of Polonium or Cyanide your Vodka. By the way, why are you so pained about Russia ?. You don't live in Russia and I believe you are not Russian, so what's the unhealthy fetish about a place you have no stake in ?.

Explorers:


Exactly, and is among the most visited regions in the world for Glacier, Whale seeing, Boat cruising, and like that.

This alone generates Billions of Dollars for the U.S. Government anually according to Alaskatravelindustry.

Not to talk of other resources.

lazeal:
Well, if they can offer 50-100trillion dollars, US might have a rethink, don't you think so?

Gbengadaniel12:
i don't think Russia can afford that....alaska is rich in oil

lazeal:
Well, if they can offer 50-100trillion dollars, US might have a rethink, don't you think so?

Explorers:


That place is priceless today.

lazeal:
Well, if they can offer 50-100trillion dollars, US might have a rethink, don't you think so?

lazeal:
Well, if they can offer 50-100trillion dollars, US might have a rethink, don't you think so?

Zoharariel:


Y would Russia waste her time & money in buying back Alaska?

When ww3 breaks and Russia invades & balkanizes Amerika into 30 Russian colonies - under the multiple & non-stop blazing barrage of the Kalibr cruise missiles; Alaska shall be part of those colonies - while China, Iran & North Korea are left to share the rest of the loots just like Amerika has always done to weaker & smaller Nations around the globe.

My friend, in the end, Karma always wins!

Read This:

Why Russia's Enemies Fear the Kalibr Cruise Missile


Since the early 1990s, the United States has launched hundreds of Tomahawk cruise missiles from warships and submarines to strike at targets in the Middle East, North Africa, the former Yugoslavia and Afghanistan. Cruising at around 550 miles per hour—roughly the speed of an airliner—Tomahawks can strike targets more than one thousand miles away, making them a popular, though expensive, means of projecting firepower without putting U.S. troops in harm’s way.

However, the United States and the United Kingdom—which also deploys Tomahawks—are no longer the only nations waging long-range cruise-missile warfare.

On October 7, the Russian Gepard-class frigate Dagestan and three small Buyan-class corvettes sailing in the Caspian Sea unleashed a volley of twenty-six Kalibr cruise missiles from their Vertical Launch Systems. The nine-meter long missiles soared nine hundred miles over Iranian and Iraqi territory before slamming into targets into eleven targets in Syria, hitting a mix of ISIS fighters and Free Syrian Army rebels.

However, by showing off its long-range naval strike capabilities, Moscow not only advertised its technological prowess, but literally advertised the Kalibr missiles capabilities to foreign buyers—who can opt to purchase a shorter-range variant known as the Klub missile.

On the other hand, Russia has demonstrated that it can use numerous small vessels to deploy a powerful long-range weapon, an example of a “distributed” force structure. The idea is that in an age of increasingly lethal and longer-range missiles, it may be wiser to spread out firepower across multiple smaller and expendable platforms, rather than put all the eggs in one large, expensive and vulnerable basket. The U.S. Navy’s own attempts at a more distributed force structure through the Littoral Combat Ship program have so far encountered serious teething issues, and the frigate-sized LCSs currently lack weapons as powerful as the Kalibr missiles on smaller Russian corvettes. Hahahahahahaaaa!

sapientia:


No amount of money will make USA allow Russia to share boundaries with them.

Explorers:


They can't share borders, Alaska only share border with Canada.

Explorers:


They can't share borders, Alaska only share border with Canada.

lazeal:
I am aware of that lol. I am sure oil hadn't been discovered there when they sold it lol.