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Foreign Affairs › Re: Missile Threat: Boris Johnson Lied Or Didn't Understand - Putin's Press Sec by Masterviolence(m): 9:07pm On Jan 30, 2023

Karnice600:

Trust me, Russia could turn the entire Ukraine to Dust in just a week, but thats not their goal in Ukraine. They are being fair... Cos they consider Ukraine siblings.

Upon all your travelling to Russia, this is what you can offer; basic nonsense.

It could even be one of Kingsnairaland's parallel accounts.

But 145 million Russians cannot be all stupid, they know Putin is a strong man and exactly the man they need to protect them against the conquerors West...

So about 44 million Ukrainians are stupid to stand up for their sovereign rights as an independent nation, against Putin?
So Russians are proud of Putin, who's protecting them from the West by rendering Ukrainians homeless, fatherless, and motherless?

Some African elders saw people like you and concluded that women education is a waste.
I can forgive this kind of stupidity when it comes from Aina alaata or Kemi elewa.., but from someone who's trying hard to prove her exposure, its a different thing entirely.

My problem with folks like you is that you can't prove a point without resorting to a jibe

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Missile Threat: Boris Johnson Lied Or Didn't Understand - Putin's Press Sec by Masterviolence(m): 8:48pm On Jan 30, 2023

MimiSheWrote:
Putin is not a bad person. Everything he is doing is to Protect Russia and Russians from the imperialist western elites that want to dominate and control the world.

I have been to Kostroma Region of Russia.. So Trust me when I tell you that no leader in the world can boast of the level of love and admiration Russians have for Putin.. Regardless the country's vast diversity.. And despite all the Anti Putin/Russia propaganda by the west since the cold War...

The West caused this war... "Stay away from Ukraine, as our sworn enemy, we don't want you having your military base and missiles stationed few kilometers away our capital Moscow. How difficult can it be? The west knew Russia won't stand back and allow Ukraine join Nato for obvious security security reasons... Yet they kept of pushing for it.. Just to provoke Russia into a proxy war with the US led West... Their only intention was to weaken Russia militarily and economically... Using the ignorant and unsuspecting Ukrainians as their cannon fodder.

I'm a History guru and a staunch researcher, So forget all the propaganda the west have been feeding you and think for yourself... it no Rocket science to figure that America is actually the problem we have in this world. their ambition through their foreign policy to maintain their spot as the world power since the defeat Hitler's Nazi in the second world war will eventually lead us to the anticipated world war III, write this down.

But 145 million Russians cannot be all stupid, they know Putin is a strong man and exactly the man they need to protect them against the Washington led globalist West that won't rest until the entire world is in their pocket.

Trust me, Russia could turn the entire Ukraine to Dust in just a week, but thats not their goal in Ukraine. They are being fair... Cos they consider Ukraine siblings.

Unfortunately for Ukraine, their government have been hijacked by western powers since the 2014 US backed maiden coup. So their hands are tied.

Beautiful

I eulogize you for being this sagacious.

I inculpate many folks in this forum because they're willfully ignorant and they refuse to study.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Russian Personnel Acquired Over 20,000 Documents Of The U.S. Biological Programm by Masterviolence(m): 8:20pm On Jan 30, 2023

Hmm

Foreign Affairs › Re: US Dollar Losing Global Currency Status - Congresswoman by Masterviolence(m): 11:23pm On Jan 29, 2023

DaunteWright:
All those warehouse economists
I'm also waiting for thier analysis

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Foreign Affairs › Re: US Dollar Losing Global Currency Status - Congresswoman by Masterviolence(m): 10:21pm On Jan 29, 2023

They will soon come for her head.

The u.s dollars lost her position immediately the u.s made the mistake of sanctioning Russia.

I like how the war is playing out.

Where are those ignoramus that said since Russia main source of capital is export of resources and their main customers are the European
That once they stop buying from the Russians their economy will go down the drain.

Where are you guys?

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Foreign Affairs › Re: 5 Russians Living In Seoul's Airport For Months After Escaping Russia's Conscrip by Masterviolence(m): 7:56pm On Jan 29, 2023

Jimetagambo
I am yet to receive a reply from you.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Putin Sends Strippers, Dancers To Entertain Russian Soldiers by Masterviolence(m): 7:49pm On Jan 29, 2023

caye:
The question is:-
Where did punch 📰 newspaper source this from?

Someone that's thinking properly.
I hail you for that.

I made some search and I found out those news outlets reporting this rubbish.
And guess what.
they comprises of our local news outlets and some news outlets from the UK.
I don't care if this news is true or not.
Because not everytime one will be reading news about death, lets have fun and enjoy the moment while it lasts.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Putin Sends Strippers To Entertain Russian Soldiers by Masterviolence(m): 6:00pm On Jan 29, 2023

kettykin:
This is a very good opportunity for the Ukrainian military to strike the enemy hardest when the enemy is at a very susceptible moment.

While they are celebrating, strike them hardest without mercy

Wake up to reality.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Putin Sends Strippers, Dancers To Entertain Russian Soldiers by Masterviolence(m): 5:54pm On Jan 29, 2023

Russia na cruise grin

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia-Ukraine War: World News, Weapons & Battlefield Discussions - Live by Masterviolence(m): 1:11pm On Jan 29, 2023

Foreign Affairs › Re: NATO Ready For Direct Confrontation With Russia — Official by Masterviolence(m): 12:56pm On Jan 29, 2023

NATO that don't know if their second biggest force (Türkiye) is supporting them or supporting Russia?.

NATO that has lost the support of Croatia in war.

NATO that has lost the support of Hungary in war.

NATO that know every well how France(their 3rd biggest force) behave during war, and they don't know if they will have their support during war?.
I can go on and on.
They can only become strong when they are fighting AK 47 operators

A very divided bloc. NATO don't have what it takes to fight a strong and large army let alone Russia.
If a war between NATO and Russia ever happen, you'll see so many NATO members denouncing their membership with NATO to become neutral some will even join Russia.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Head Of RT Threatens The West With Giving Weapons To Their Enemies. by Masterviolence(m): 12:15pm On Jan 29, 2023

This woman is saying it as it is.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: US Directly Responsible For Deaths Of Civilians In Donbass Says Russia. by Masterviolence(m): 2:22am On Jan 29, 2023

I have no doubt on what this regime can do to seek attention.

Foreign Affairs › Re: 5 Russians Living In Seoul's Airport For Months After Escaping Russia's Conscrip by Masterviolence(m): 8:29pm On Jan 28, 2023

opamoses1:
Let me jump in.
So according to you, since Ukraine got independence (which is not true by the way because The USSR broke into several parts), that means Ukraine's should bend over and get bleeped in the arse by Russia multiple times.

That means all colonised countries should start getting invaded by their colonial masters them. All because they were set free.

Saying Ukraine did not gain independence is wrong. Or maybe you have your own definition for the word independence.

They gained their independence in 1991 when the USSR broke up. Also gaining their independence at that time there where many pro Russia politicians in Ukraine.

So do you mean a pro-russia politician that was legally elected should be oust because he is pro-Russian?

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Foreign Affairs › Re: 5 Russians Living In Seoul's Airport For Months After Escaping Russia's Conscrip by Masterviolence(m): 8:21pm On Jan 28, 2023*

jimetagambo:
Just the way some southerners support the killing of Fulani herds man. Would you find it okay if countries were Fulanis and Bororo are dominant starts arming Fulani militia in Nigeria to destabilize the country?

Anyway, you haven't told me the legal reason why Crimea was annexed?

Historically Crimea was originally part of Russia from 1783 but was gifted to Ukraine in 1954.
in 1954 Nikita Kruchref “ Head of the USSR and a Ukrainian citizen ” Gave Crimea to the Ukrainians for being loyal subjects of the Soviet Union.
This is what I call a mistake and it can be corrected.

Russia and Ukraine had an agreement whereby they would share the military port at Sevastopol, where Russia’s Black Sea Fleet had been stationed since coming under Russian control.
Pro-Russian Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych upon assuming office in 2010 extended the lease for Russian use of the port until 2042.

However, he fled Ukraine in February 2014 amid a large-scale protests, called Euromaidan. Which is the orange revolution I'm talking about.
"The protests were started by his refusal to sign an agreement for closer ties with the European Union" which is exactly what the west tells everyone but they have an hidden agenda called coup d'etat which they succeeded in carrying out.

He even came out to explained by saying the Russians gave them the financial assistance that they needed without any interest, but the Europeans are try to cut their necks.

But because he chooses the one from Putin, immediately problems began in Crimea. Within days strange bands of armed gunmen, called “little green men” began seizing government buildings in Crimea. They obviously looked like regular Russian military forces but according to Moscow they were local members of "self-defence groups."
With very little notice.

Due to the coup d'etat happening in Ukraine and the resistance of the Russian speaking population not joining the ousting of the president, the citizens of Ukraine especially from the west started fighting against the people from the east and southern part of Ukraine.
Now imagine having the backing of the armed forces, you can do anything you like without facing justice, and that was exactly what was happening in Ukraine.
People where dieing horrible death and the west did nothing about it because they're the brain behind the coup d'etat.
The people of Crimea had to call on the Russians for help and they opt for referendum to join Russia.

You can remember very well that in march 2014 Crimeans held a referendum, that overwhelmingly voted for their region to become a part of Russia.
But you know how the west thinks they dominant the world, they called the referendum illegitimate like they did in the Donbas region recently.

Shortly after the referendum Putin signed accession treaty making Crimea part of the Russian Federation once again.

The west impose sanctions on Russia, which gave their economy a huge blow at that time, but today the story has changed: their sanctions is giving Russia economic gains.

Foreign Affairs › Re: 5 Russians Living In Seoul's Airport For Months After Escaping Russia's Conscrip by Masterviolence(m): 7:53pm On Jan 28, 2023

jimetagambo:
So Donbas is/was a province in Russia right?

You type as if you don't know the relationship between the Russians and the Ukrainians.

Besides Russia set Ukraine free and they gained their independence which has not happened since the word Ukraine came into existence.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: 5 Russians Living In Seoul's Airport For Months After Escaping Russia's Conscrip by Masterviolence(m): 7:51pm On Jan 28, 2023

jimetagambo:
What has orange revolution and election in Ukraine got to do with Budapest memorandum. Is Crimea in Donbas?

When are the Irish going to invade the United Kingdom because Northern Irish are not been treated properly ?

I can see you're in support of the killing of innocent people of Donbas for the past 8 years

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Foreign Affairs › Re: 5 Russians Living In Seoul's Airport For Months After Escaping Russia's Conscrip by Masterviolence(m): 7:49pm On Jan 28, 2023

jimetagambo:
What has orange revolution and election in Ukraine got to do with Budapest memorandum. Is Crimea in Donbas?

Because the orange revolution was the main reason for the massacre of Russia speaking populace in Ukraine for the past 8 years

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Foreign Affairs › Re: 5 Russians Living In Seoul's Airport For Months After Escaping Russia's Conscrip by Masterviolence(m): 7:45pm On Jan 28, 2023

jimetagambo:
These people even if it was true are Ukrainians first. Would Chad or Niger Republic invade Niger-Area because Nigerian Fulani herders are becoming endangered species?

Asper the orange revolution. What's Russia's business with an election in Ukraine. What is Nigeria's business with an election in Benin Republic.

By the way, the Budapest agreement was signed in 1994. You still haven't answered my question. Why did Russia violate the agreement?

Russia has no business with elections held in Ukraine. The Donbas people who did not agree to the ousting of the legally elected president where being killed because they refuse to accept the result of the orange revolution which the west brought to Ukraine.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: 5 Russians Living In Seoul's Airport For Months After Escaping Russia's Conscrip by Masterviolence(m): 7:41pm On Jan 28, 2023*

jimetagambo:
These people even if it was true are Ukrainians first. Would Chad or Niger Republic invade Niger-Area because Nigerian Fulani herders are becoming endangered species?

Asper the orange revolution. What's Russia's business with an election in Ukraine. What is Nigeria's business with an election in Benin Republic.

By the way, the Budapest agreement was signed in 1993.

The example you gave is different from the topic of discussion.

Did you know why people from the Donbas region are tagged as "extremist group" by the MSM in the first place.

Foreign Affairs › Re: 5 Russians Living In Seoul's Airport For Months After Escaping Russia's Conscrip by Masterviolence(m): 7:33pm On Jan 28, 2023

jimetagambo:
Was it Ukrainians that matched into Russia?
Was it Ukrainians that broke the Budapest memorandum and annexed Crimea?

Was it Russia the was killing her people in Ukraine for the past 8years?.

If you know about the orange revolution then we can start from there.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: 5 Russians Living In Seoul's Airport For Months After Escaping Russia's Conscrip by Masterviolence(m): 7:25pm On Jan 28, 2023

jimetagambo:
Ukraine is not the aggressor so that is understandable.

How can Russians be fleeing their country when they are the aggressor.

If you're asked to explain why you said Russians are the aggressor can you?

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Ukraine's Zelensky Says It's Too Late by Masterviolence(m): 7:09pm On Jan 28, 2023

Dvdpity:
How cud you say such, when Russians of Ukrainian state is being massacred by USA backed neo nazi regime in Ukraine? For 8yrs not 8days or months. 8 good yrs.
Ukraine said that they wanted to defeat Russia, that the settlement will be decided on battle field. Russia is just starting.

This conflict reveal to me that many folks on nairaland especially in the foreign affairs section are unlettered.

They don't have the cogency to engage a factual argument.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Ukraine's Zelensky Says It's Too Late by Masterviolence(m): 6:48pm On Jan 28, 2023

AmuDimpka:
why lecture those nairaland kids...their ignorance is annoying

I'm more annoyed with those that are willfully ignorant.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Sanctions Against Russia Are What Turned This Conflict Into An Existential Crisi by Masterviolence(m): 4:07pm On Jan 28, 2023

9gerian:
This makes sense!

I'm telling you.
That was how the Russian MIR card came to life.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Sanctions Against Russia Are What Turned This Conflict Into An Existential Crisi by Masterviolence(m): 1:47pm On Jan 28, 2023

rottennaija:
Have you seen what Nigeria is doing? When they are able to dump foreign payment system like mastercard, verve, visa, it's game on for us.

I was delighted when I read it on the news yesterday that the CBN lunched a domestic card scheme.
Once the card has gained enough ground in the country the CBN will dump Mastercard and visa for our domestic card. You see this move is the best I've seen from this administration so far.
This move will lead to a faster economic growth.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Sanctions Against Russia Are What Turned This Conflict Into An Existential Crisi by Masterviolence(m): 1:39pm On Jan 28, 2023*

rottennaija:
Besides, this war is at Russia neighborhood. It's like col. Doug Macgregor said, Russia cannot fight US in their border like Mexico, they will lose. This war is in Russian border, the west will lose. If they go nuclear, Russia is there for them.

Exactly.
If the u.s get their boots on ground (which is not going to happen) they will lose. One thing for sure in the case of the u.s and Russia, whoever invade the other will lose.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Ukraine's Zelensky Says It's Too Late by Masterviolence(m): 1:34pm On Jan 28, 2023

gfelo:
I dont pass insult for insult, so by invading ukrain now is the right way to stop the massacre of Russia peaking populace, u still indict ukrain of starting the war, see how ur pass ur judgement and called me hypocrite, who is the hypocrite now

And secondly I'll always indict Ukraine of causing the war. Although the u.s is the brain behind everything, but the Ukrainian government allow themselves to be used as pawn that is why I'll continue to blame them more the the u.s.

You must have heard of the colour revolution essential the orange revolution that happened in Ukraine. It was the origin of this conflict.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Ukraine's Zelensky Says It's Too Late by Masterviolence(m): 1:15pm On Jan 28, 2023

gfelo:
I dont pass insult for insult, so by invading ukrain now is the right way to stop the massacre of Russia peaking populace, u still indict ukrain of starting the war, see how ur pass ur judgement and called me hypocrite, who is the hypocrite now

Read my comments very carefully and you'll see I used the word "if"
That simply means if you do (you're)
But if you do not then (you're not)

So I did not insult you as you claimed

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Sanctions Against Russia Are What Turned This Conflict Into An Existential Crisi by Masterviolence(m): 10:58am On Jan 28, 2023

Someone who understands how economy works.

The west especially the u.s will blame them self for sanctioning Russia, the sanctions opened the eyes of many nation especially china and India that after Russia they're next in line.

Big mistake by the u.s they're losing their economy and influence at the same time.

Ukraine will not be able to push the Russians out as far as the Russians are still trading and making more money.
More money means endless war, what I'm noticing at the end of the day it'll be the west that won't be able to sustain this war because Russia will not loss on the battlefield.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: War With Russia: German Foreign Minister Makes Declaration by Masterviolence(m): 10:39am On Jan 28, 2023

oyin44:
Sick individual

So all you could come up with was "sick individual"

You where asked a question did you study history? Because a knowledgeable person will not type down those preposterous statement that you typed down.

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Foreign Affairs › Re: Ukraine's Zelensky Says It's Too Late by Masterviolence(m): 10:14am On Jan 28, 2023

gfelo:
how cud you say such a thing is it him that started the war or is Russia that invade them

If all you can see is that "Russia invaded" and you did not see or heard about the killing and massacre of Russia speaking populace in Ukraine for the past 8 years then I can boldly say you're not only an hypocrite but a sadist who derive gratification from innocent deaths.

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