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Re: Putin Is A Mad Man (Russia Has Fallen) by JackDaAlienz(m): 1:09am On Oct 01, 2022
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Re: Putin Is A Mad Man (Russia Has Fallen) by JackDaAlienz(m): 1:14am On Oct 01, 2022
[quote author=Robertgreene1 post=117155729][/quote]You must be slow for a history and political science graduate.
Biden dont need vote of Americans to nuke Russia.
Bro this is why political science graduates in Nigeria are a joke grin
I can never take you people serious

As of Today Ukraine has signed letter to join NATO.
They decided to join immediately Putin annexed the new regions today.
I know you don't know about this so Google it

If they are accepted then it's over for Russia 
That is why Russia quickly annex those new regions before NATO accepts Ukraine membership.
As of 2 hours ago, Zelensky has signed the bid to join NATO. Google it

If they become part of NATO and Russia bombs them. NATO will attack Russia
Biden dont need vote or approval of us citizens
The law is once you attack a NATO member
The whole NATO will attack you
Re: Putin Is A Mad Man (Russia Has Fallen) by blinking001(m): 7:43am On Oct 01, 2022
SultanOfPuna:
@bolded is what I was waiting to hear
Finally you have confirmed that Russia can never ever win NATO

You can't win one small country that Nato is helping..
Then you think you can defeat Nato
I have never seen 1 man fight 7 people at once and win.
Talkless of fighting NATO a group of different countries with superior Weapons.

Bro, you made my night with that comment.
I'm very glad you realize that no matter what Russia fighting 20 nato countries at once is the death of Russia
Westernized zombies like yourself are very skilled in the arts of misrepresenting peoples assertions who don't share in your western propaganda. Stop misrepresenting my assertions.
I never stated anywhere in my post that RUSSIA cannot defeat NATO. NATO flexes her muscles with smaller countries not with world powers like RUSSIA.

I wonder why Ukraine has not been able to fire a single missile into the Russian Federation. Why is that so?
Why has NATO not declared a full scale military war with RUSSIA since they are all powerful?
Re: Putin Is A Mad Man (Russia Has Fallen) by techWriter3: 7:49am On Oct 01, 2022
Why can't everybody just go back to their houses and live a quiet life. Must people fight war?Why can't everybody just go back to their houses and live a quiet life. Must people fight war?...
Re: Putin Is A Mad Man (Russia Has Fallen) by JackDaAlienz(m): 9:10am On Oct 01, 2022
blinking001:
Westernized zombies like yourself are very skilled in the arts of misrepresenting peoples assertions who don't share in your western propaganda. Stop misrepresenting my assertions.
I never stated anywhere in my post that RUSSIA cannot defeat NATO. NATO flexes her muscles with smaller countries not with world powers like RUSSIA.

I wonder why Ukraine has not been able to fire a single missile into the Russian Federation. Why is that so?
Why has NATO not declared a full scale military war with RUSSIA since they are all powerful?
See how delusional you are
I fully agree with Op
You say Russia is finding it difficult to fight a small country supported by NATO
You said NATO is the reason the war is taking 7 months. NATO is,supplying ukraine.
Imagine Russia cant defeat a small country
Then it's NATO that is 20 huge countries.
Una dey suffer from Mental denial.
Una go still find another excuse when Russia is defeated by NATO
Una go still find another excuse no matter what. Delusional fan boys grin grin
Re: Putin Is A Mad Man (Russia Has Fallen) by BrendaJackson: 9:13am On Oct 01, 2022
Orgasmgiver123:
If I see mad man wey hold [color=#000000]only kitchen knife[/color] self I go jejely cross road
Talkless of mad man wey get nuclear weapon
Makes sense
Re: Putin Is A Mad Man (Russia Has Fallen) by blinking001(m): 9:21am On Oct 01, 2022
JackDaAlienz:
See how delusional you are
I fully agree with Op
You say Russia is finding it difficult to fight a small country supported by NATO
You said NATO is the reason the war is taking 7 months. NATO is,supplying ukraine.
Imagine Russia cant defeat a small country
Then it's NATO that is 20 huge countries.
Una dey suffer from Mental denial.
Una go still find another excuse when Russia is defeated by NATO
Una go still find another excuse no matter what. Delusional fan boys grin grin
Let's see how it turns out. Time answers all things.
Re: Putin Is A Mad Man (Russia Has Fallen) by ObamaMessi: 9:30am On Oct 01, 2022
blinking001:
Let's see how it turns out. Time answers all things.
The truth of the matter is that Russia is in for it. When the west particularly the US comes for you, no one can save you. Putin will end like Guaddaffi of Lybia and Saddam of Iraq.
Re: Putin Is A Mad Man (Russia Has Fallen) by Guderian(m): 9:32am On Oct 01, 2022
I see nothing other than the US trying to cement its place as the sole world power without question.

It's not as if they love ukraine, this is a proxy war from there the world might be heading into WWIII.

Europe for centuries has always been the center of chaos. It's a cycle it'll surely repeat itself
Re: Putin Is A Mad Man (Russia Has Fallen) by ObamaMessi: 9:40am On Oct 01, 2022
Guderian:
I see nothing other than the US trying to cement its place as the sole world power without question.

It's not as if they love ukraine, this is a proxy war from there the world might be heading into WWIII.

Europe for centuries has always been the center of chaos. It's a cycle it'll surely repeat itself
Sir, you're 100% correct. Americas fighting a proxy using Ukraine as a cannon foder. They set a trap using Ukraine and Putin failed for it. China's Xi was too wise not striking Taiwan after Pelosi's visit to the island but that cannot save him. Watch as the US will go after China when they crumble Russia.
Re: Putin Is A Mad Man (Russia Has Fallen) by ObamaMessi: 9:43am On Oct 01, 2022
techWriter3:
Why can't everybody just go back to their houses and live a quiet life. Must people fight war?Why can't everybody just go back to their houses and live a quiet life. Must people fight war?...
No! US must cement its status as the sole global super power. We must have a US-uni-polar world.
Re: Putin Is A Mad Man (Russia Has Fallen) by JackDaAlienz(m): 11:43am On Oct 01, 2022
Guderian:
I see nothing other than the US trying to cement its place as the sole world power without question.

It's not as if they love ukraine, this is a proxy war from there the world might be heading into WWIII.

Europe for centuries has always been the center of chaos. It's a cycle it'll surely repeat itself
The relationship between Ukraine and Russia has been bad since the 1800
Russia never saw ukrainians as independent.
Stalin starved 3 million ukrainians in 1945
Emperor Nicolai III of Russia banned teaching of Ukraine language in schools.

Do you know that in 1935 ukraine gained independence from Russia
But Russia invaded them and remove their independence.
In 1992 Ukraine gain their 2nd independence after fall of Soviet union.
In 2014 Russia annex Crimea.

This war has nothing to do with USA
Ukraine is only begging USA/NATO to help them and fight the Russia that has been oppressing them for many years.

If I bully you since you are 5 years old
Now you are 24 years old and I still bully you
of course you will go and beg a strong guy to help you fight the bully.

Now Russia who has been bullying Ukraine for years now see that Ukraine is bringing another bully to help him fight.
That is why Russia decide to finish ukraine.

If I bully you and you go bring another bully to fight me. Of course I will be more angry with you and beat you more.
No bully wants to see his victim free
They want to still be able to bully the victim whenever they want.

So when you see how these 2 neigbour countries have been hating each other for many many years.
Ukraine is tired of dealing with rusdia the bully
Ukraine has begged USA to help them deal with their neigbour bully.
Russia the bully is angry that Ukraine bring another bully (USA) to help them fight.
That's it
Re: Putin Is A Mad Man (Russia Has Fallen) by Just40: 1:23pm On Oct 01, 2022
JackDaAlienz:
The relationship between Ukraine and Russia has been bad since the 1800
Russia never saw ukrainians as independent.
Stalin starved 3 million ukrainians in 1945
Emperor Nicolai III of Russia banned teaching of Ukraine language in schools.

Do you know that in 1935 ukraine gained independence from Russia
But Russia invaded them and remove their independence.
In 1992 Ukraine gain their 2nd independence after fall of Soviet union.
In 2014 Russia annex Crimea.

This war has nothing to do with USA
Ukraine is only begging USA/NATO to help them and fight the Russia that has been oppressing them for many years.

If I bully you since you are 5 years old
Now you are 24 years old and I still bully you
of course you will go and beg a strong guy to help you fight the bully.

Now Russia who has been bullying Ukraine for years now see that Ukraine is bringing another bully to help him fight.
That is why Russia decide to finish ukraine.

If I bully you and you go bring another bully to fight me. Of course I will be more angry with you and beat you more.
No bully wants to see his victim free
They want to still be able to bully the victim whenever they want.

So when you see how these 2 neigbour countries have been hating each other for many many years.
Ukraine is tired of dealing with rusdia the bully
Ukraine has begged USA to help them deal with their neigbour bully.
Russia the bully is angry that Ukraine bring another bully (USA) to help them fight.
That's it
The fundamental fact is, aside from the historically short interval of iron-fisted communist rule during the Soviet era, Ukraine had never been a nation-state within its post-1991 happenstance borders. In fact, for upwards of 275 years before 1918 much of its territories were borderlands, vassals and outright provinces of Czarist Russia; and before that constituents of the Polish-Lithuanian Empire and others.

So we are not dealing with the invasion of a long-established, ethnically and linguistically coherent state by its aggressive neighbor, but with the left-over potpourri of separate tongues, territories. economies and histories that were smashed together by brutal communist rulers between 1918 and 1991.

Accordingly, the fast-approaching dark, cold winter of stagflationary collapse in Europe is not being done in heroic defense of the grand principles proffered by Washington and NATO. To the contrary, it amounts to the pointless and grubby business of preserving a vile status quo ante that was confected on the lands north of the Black Sea, not by the ordinary course of historical evolution and nation-state accretion, but by the bloody-hands of Lenin, Stalin and Khrushchev.

In any event, the staggering economic costs for the everyday peoples of Europe in pursuit of such a threadbare and illegitimate purpose is starting to register among the long-suffering victims of Brussels’ elitist rulers. Hence the thunderbolts from the Italian elections this weekend and Viktor Orbán’s parallel appeal to the European Union to lift sanctions and thereby potentially reduce energy prices by half in one swell swoop.


Nor is Orbán the only one calling for an end to sanctions, with Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotaki calling for a repeal of Russian sanctions as well. Other political leaders, such as Matteo Salvini, who leads the conservative League party and will be a major force in Italy’s new government, says that Europe needs a “rethink” on Russian sanctions due to the harmful economic effects.

Likewise, the conservative Alternative for Germany (AfD) party has also been pushing for an end to sanctions and an re-opening of the Nord Stream 1 & 2 gas pipelines due to soaring energy costs in Germany. AfD member of the Bundestag, Mariana Harder-Kühnel, for instance, recently echoed Orbán’s call.

“The EU bureaucracy has turned the screw on the sanctions, and now we are paying the bill,” she said.

In this context, the ructions since Friday in the FX market for the pound sterling speak more powerfully than anything else.

The British pound briefly plunged to its lowest level ever early this week, touching $1.0349 during Asian trading hours, breaking through its previous record low of 1985. Moreover, today’s cliff-dive followed a tumble of 3% on Friday, after the new Truss government announced sweeping tax cuts and a massive energy bailout for businesses and individuals.

Likewise, the price of U.K. government debt has fallen in tandem with the pound, with yields rising sharply again today. The 10-year government bond was yielding 4.11%, up 28 basis points from Friday and a staggering 342% from the 0.93% yield of just one year ago.
by Khrushchev in 1954 for the very reason of extending his own accession to the communist dictatorship.

Nevertheless, after the disintegration of the Soviet Union, Ukraine inherited these communist-confected borders within which there were upwards of 40 millions Russians, Poles, Hungarians, Romanians, Tartars and countless lesser nationalities—all trapped in a newly declared country in which they didn’t especially wish to reside.



Indeed, the reason that the hapless state of “Ukraine” needs relief in partition, not a war to preserve the handiwork if Czars and Commissars, was well summarized by Alexander G. Markovsky in the American Thinker:

Today’s Ukrainian civil war is thus greatly exacerbated by the fact that unlike pluralistic societies such as the USA, Canada, Switzerland, and Russia, which are tolerant of different cultures, religions, and languages, Ukraine is not. Unsurprisingly, devotion to pluralism proved not to be her forte. Even though the Kiev regime had no historical roots in the real estate it inhabited, it imposed Ukrainian rules and the Ukrainian language on non-Ukrainian people after declaring independence.

As a result, pro-Russian sentiments – ranging from the recognition of the official status of the Russian language to outright secession – have always been prevalent in Crimea and Eastern Ukraine. Western Ukraine has always gravitated toward its Polish, Romanian, and Hungarian roots. Emphatically anti-Russian, Poland may not miss this strategic opportunity to re-acquire its land and avenge the humiliation inflicted by the Yalta Conference.

The West’s insistence on maintaining the status quo of the Ukrainian borders established by Lenin, Stalin and Hitler exposes the disconnect between strategic doctrine and moral principles.

Indeed, Poles make no secret of their ambitions. Polish President Andrzej Duda, recently declared, “For decades, and maybe, God forbid, for centuries, there will be no more borders between our countries – Poland and Ukraine. There will be no such border!”

Romania is not far behind, especially in light of many inhabitants of former Northern Bukovina already carrying Romanian passports.

The territory of Ukraine is a mosaic of other people’s lands. If we want to stop this insane war and ensure peace in Europe, instead of calling Russia’s sponsored referendum in Eastern Ukraine a sham, we should conduct an honest referendum in all the disputed territories under the auspices of the UN and let the people decide what government they want.

Maps below

Re: Putin Is A Mad Man (Russia Has Fallen) by Guderian(m): 1:44pm On Oct 01, 2022
JackDaAlienz:
This war has nothing to do with USA
Ukraine is only begging USA/NATO to help them and fight the Russia that has been oppressing them for many years

That's it
You were makin sense until you said the bolded.
The so called nato was birthed as a result of US post WWII stance as the sole superpower.

Do you think the smalller european countries came together to form a union. Not so

If US doesn't control you it will try to destabilize you to control you, directly or indirectly.

How was once powerful soviet union dissected. The same way US are using taiwan and ukraine as instrument of national divide.

It is US destiny to become the sole superpower again for whatsoever reason, i dont think anything can hinder that.
Re: Putin Is A Mad Man (Russia Has Fallen) by PARADIZEPRIEST: 2:44pm On Oct 01, 2022
RUSSIA FELL SINCE EVIL PUTIN INVADED UKRANEAN HOMES AND CITIES. angry
Re: Putin Is A Mad Man (Russia Has Fallen) by blinking001(m): 2:51pm On Oct 01, 2022
ObamaMessi:
The truth of the matter is that Russia is in for it. When the west particularly the US comes for you, no one can save you. Putin will end like Guaddaffi of Lybia and Saddam of Iraq.
Okay.
Re: Putin Is A Mad Man (Russia Has Fallen) by blinking001(m): 2:59pm On Oct 01, 2022
Just40:
The fundamental fact is, aside from the historically short interval of iron-fisted communist rule during the Soviet era, Ukraine had never been a nation-state within its post-1991 happenstance borders. In fact, for upwards of 275 years before 1918 much of its territories were borderlands, vassals and outright provinces of Czarist Russia; and before that constituents of the Polish-Lithuanian Empire and others.

So we are not dealing with the invasion of a long-established, ethnically and linguistically coherent state by its aggressive neighbor, but with the left-over potpourri of separate tongues, territories. economies and histories that were smashed together by brutal communist rulers between 1918 and 1991.

Accordingly, the fast-approaching dark, cold winter of stagflationary collapse in Europe is not being done in heroic defense of the grand principles proffered by Washington and NATO. To the contrary, it amounts to the pointless and grubby business of preserving a vile status quo ante that was confected on the lands north of the Black Sea, not by the ordinary course of historical evolution and nation-state accretion, but by the bloody-hands of Lenin, Stalin and Khrushchev.

In any event, the staggering economic costs for the everyday peoples of Europe in pursuit of such a threadbare and illegitimate purpose is starting to register among the long-suffering victims of Brussels’ elitist rulers. Hence the thunderbolts from the Italian elections this weekend and Viktor Orbán’s parallel appeal to the European Union to lift sanctions and thereby potentially reduce energy prices by half in one swell swoop.


Nor is Orbán the only one calling for an end to sanctions, with Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotaki calling for a repeal of Russian sanctions as well. Other political leaders, such as Matteo Salvini, who leads the conservative League party and will be a major force in Italy’s new government, says that Europe needs a “rethink” on Russian sanctions due to the harmful economic effects.

Likewise, the conservative Alternative for Germany (AfD) party has also been pushing for an end to sanctions and an re-opening of the Nord Stream 1 & 2 gas pipelines due to soaring energy costs in Germany. AfD member of the Bundestag, Mariana Harder-Kühnel, for instance, recently echoed Orbán’s call.

“The EU bureaucracy has turned the screw on the sanctions, and now we are paying the bill,” she said.

In this context, the ructions since Friday in the FX market for the pound sterling speak more powerfully than anything else.

The British pound briefly plunged to its lowest level ever early this week, touching $1.0349 during Asian trading hours, breaking through its previous record low of 1985. Moreover, today’s cliff-dive followed a tumble of 3% on Friday, after the new Truss government announced sweeping tax cuts and a massive energy bailout for businesses and individuals.

Likewise, the price of U.K. government debt has fallen in tandem with the pound, with yields rising sharply again today. The 10-year government bond was yielding 4.11%, up 28 basis points from Friday and a staggering 342% from the 0.93% yield of just one year ago.
by Khrushchev in 1954 for the very reason of extending his own accession to the communist dictatorship.

Nevertheless, after the disintegration of the Soviet Union, Ukraine inherited these communist-confected borders within which there were upwards of 40 millions Russians, Poles, Hungarians, Romanians, Tartars and countless lesser nationalities—all trapped in a newly declared country in which they didn’t especially wish to reside.



Indeed, the reason that the hapless state of “Ukraine” needs relief in partition, not a war to preserve the handiwork if Czars and Commissars, was well summarized by Alexander G. Markovsky in the American Thinker:

Today’s Ukrainian civil war is thus greatly exacerbated by the fact that unlike pluralistic societies such as the USA, Canada, Switzerland, and Russia, which are tolerant of different cultures, religions, and languages, Ukraine is not. Unsurprisingly, devotion to pluralism proved not to be her forte. Even though the Kiev regime had no historical roots in the real estate it inhabited, it imposed Ukrainian rules and the Ukrainian language on non-Ukrainian people after declaring independence.

As a result, pro-Russian sentiments – ranging from the recognition of the official status of the Russian language to outright secession – have always been prevalent in Crimea and Eastern Ukraine. Western Ukraine has always gravitated toward its Polish, Romanian, and Hungarian roots. Emphatically anti-Russian, Poland may not miss this strategic opportunity to re-acquire its land and avenge the humiliation inflicted by the Yalta Conference.

The West’s insistence on maintaining the status quo of the Ukrainian borders established by Lenin, Stalin and Hitler exposes the disconnect between strategic doctrine and moral principles.

Indeed, Poles make no secret of their ambitions. Polish President Andrzej Duda, recently declared, “For decades, and maybe, God forbid, for centuries, there will be no more borders between our countries – Poland and Ukraine. There will be no such border!”

Romania is not far behind, especially in light of many inhabitants of former Northern Bukovina already carrying Romanian passports.

The territory of Ukraine is a mosaic of other people’s lands. If we want to stop this insane war and ensure peace in Europe, instead of calling Russia’s sponsored referendum in Eastern Ukraine a sham, we should conduct an honest referendum in all the disputed territories under the auspices of the UN and let the people decide what government they want.

Maps below
Gbamsolutely
Re: Putin Is A Mad Man (Russia Has Fallen) by bbitaly(m): 6:51pm On Oct 01, 2022
I hate Putin. He is a dictator.
Re: Putin Is A Mad Man (Russia Has Fallen) by Littlechild(m): 4:22pm On Oct 02, 2022
SultanOfPuna:
Today the 30th of September

Russia announced that Lugansk, Donetsk, Zaporozhia and Kherson will now be part of Russia.

This means that if Ukraine attacks this regions it will be automatically attacking Russia.

Which means that Russia now has every right to use its nuclear weapon.


So brace up guys, if Russia uses Nuclear weapon that means USA and NATO will be forced to attack Russia and WORLD WAR 3 has already started
Zalensky should allow these region to go. But right now, Russia cannot use Nuclear weapon. As for Vladimir Putin, he is truly a mad man. Putin keep humiliating himself. He fears what he should embrace -the west.

Putin sees the west as a threat to the existence of the Russia empire. Forgetting that, which he so much despise is what has made his own country great and wealthy.

The wealth of Russia comes from the proceed of the eat. And now the west has taken away their wealth.

The average Russia right now is fibding it extremely difficult to afford daily amenities.

Putin is an Idiot.
Re: Putin Is A Mad Man (Russia Has Fallen) by teebagy: 5:58pm On Oct 02, 2022
SultanOfPuna:
That is what these low IQ Putin supporters dont understand.
A man holding such power for that long will be consumed by that power.
It will make him run mad. He will think he is a God.
Because you dare not say Putin is wrong
Even if he is killing your only son

Who get mind to correct putin.
Na YES men surround him everywhere.
So nobody can put him in check
Not even his own people.

When you live that kind of power drunk life for 22 years. It becomes a mental illness
Because now you believe you are God and everybody worships you.
Even if you want to kill your family.
Nobody will tell you thst its wrong
Because they are scared of their life

ABSOLUTE POWER
That is why the west do Elections to bring in different leaders to avoid one leader becoming a God like figure
worry abt nigerian election rather than worry abt a country that doesent give a dam abt ya existence
Re: Putin Is A Mad Man (Russia Has Fallen) by Slydan204: 7:43pm On Oct 02, 2022
Hw has Putin spent 22yrs in power. He 1st came 2 power in May, 2012 (6year tenure) nd 2nd tenure in March, 2018 (another 6year tenure). I stand 2 b corrected anyways
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