Armenians were making fun of this representative of Russian soft power. I am not sure what they are laughing at because if they continue as they do, his fatness will be the counterweight to Armenian slimness. đđAs he is fat, your asses will be malnourished. Continue listening to the fairy tales of Pashinyan about joining the EU and other bullshit that he runs. You will suffer and it will be well deserved. You might also remember that the current state of Armenia is a completely Russian creation.
Before Russian conquest of the territory, this was the Yerevan Khanate and the majority of the population was Muslim. The Russian control of the territory facilitated the immigration of Armenian Christians. Armenians are naive if they think Turks and Azeris donât remember this. Today Russia remains the only guarantor of Armenian statehood and prosperity. And Soros funky Pashinyan is delusional.
âIt is not a normal party. It is not even a subject that could be labeled as partially extreme right. It is a party that is deeply involved in the Russia cybernetic war against Europe. A kind of an antidemocratic drone filled to the edge with political explosivesâ -said the member of the presidium of the Bavarian CSU, Bernd Posselt, known in Czechia as the speaker of Sudetendeutsche Landsmannschaft.
When is the last time you read anything objective about Russia in The Economist? Consistently, lies and half truths are published in their rag, emotionally laden judgements. And it only begs a question what else are they lying about? And why is anyone treating them as a serious publication?
As a soldier in reserve, I am ready to come to help our Polish neighbors if anyone attacks Poland and I am ready to stand armed in line with them.
ZdechovskĂ˝ is an MEP with a strongly anti-Russian position. And this bravado is cute. I am not sure Russia wants another war after Ukraine. We are constantly told, by the likes of ZdechovskĂ˝ no less, that Russia is suffering a defeat in Ukraine but at the same time Russia is ready to attack NATO. Please choose one, either Ukraine is winning or Russiaâs strength is so overwhelming that they will attack a much stronger oponent.
I am of the opinion that Ukraine will eventually lose but Russia doesnât have the strength to engage the alliance, even its European part. I believe that such an attack would be suicidal for Russia. Especially now that the East Europeans are ramping up the arms race. And finally, ZdechovskĂ˝ is fat.
So, somebody set a a fake profile of the Czech ambassador Poland, fake page of the Czech state broadcast company, and also organized a fake demonstration through social media. The point of contention is the town of TÄĹĄĂn, a town in Silesia that is divided between Czechia and Poland. The town and region have been a point of contention between the two countries and a scene of occupation and a brief war.
And naturally the Russians are being blamed. And the Russians could be guilty but I think this is a bit amateurish. Perhaps testing the ground, or some FSB Academy students project. It could also be a fake planted by secret services in Poland or Czechia, and even the Ukrainian could be behind it because somehow pro-Ukraine media are massively posting about it.
The prime minister, minister of culture, minister of foreign affairs, and the speaker of the parliament.
In Czechia, the commemoration of the intervention of the Warsaw Pact in 1968, always turns into cringe. Most people donât care I would say, they have better things to do, so you have Russophobes, pro-Ukraine activists, and supporters of the opposition mostly coming out. Occasionally some pro-government heckler but this too is rather cringe, and this goes into the cringe category.
This wench named Angelica is thinking about Putin. I doubt Putin even knows about her ass. And Putinâs goal in Ukraine is not the extermination of Ukrainians. The Ukrainian nation has been dwindling without Putinâs help for decades through low birth rates and emigration. How many little Ukrainians has Angelica brought to this world?
For some reason Putin lives in the heads of all the Russophobes rent free. They all know very well what Putin is thinking and how he is feeling. Putin is their god.
OndĹej KonĹĄel: OK, but for the need to reject it at the vote at Strasbourg with absolute majority (which was clear that it will not pass), you voted yes. Then a storm has risen even among your voters. Soon this place will not be suitable for living. On one side is Russia, from the other a dystopian EU dictatorship.
DanuĹĄe NerudovĂĄ: No I did not vote for it. It isnât 1 0 or black or white, it is very complex. Do you know the final wording that passed? You donât know it, you only judge the situation from the headlines and the mass. Yes, this place will be livable until you understand that even this fight is sponsored by Russia. It is really sad.
I donât know what is being discussed but recently there was a vote to abolish chat control and I think this is it. Chat control is said to stop pedos from sharing their favorite media over social media and chat applications. But whenever politicians argue with protecting children one should be cautious because more often than not this is either bullshit or has ulterior motives.
The threat of Russia is overblown. Russia has its hands tied in Ukraine. And while I think Ukraine will lose, where does Russia find the strength to take on the rest of Europe? Baltic states and Finland could be fucked over but these will get the support of the rest of NATO. There could of course be a repeat of the Drang nach Osten as a reaction to Ukraine losing. That would be brutal, and I am leaving this space in that case. But meanwhile we are left with control freaks in Brussels.
I believe the EU can be reformed if forces opposed to the globalists get enough political capital. But these forces are under tremendous pressure. I recall one such right of center party was the focus of a ban recently. I donât know where that went but it clearly demonstrates that the globohomo cowboys are too strong. And the question is whether in the future, the EU will be an association of sovereign national states or if there will be an attempt to create a paneuropean superstate with no national identity.
This article that is featured in the middle talked about Russia testing NATO resolve by staging a small invasion of a neighboring NATO country. I personally think Russia would avoid such an escalation. Russia did not even remotely attack producers or importers of gear to Ukraine in NATO countries but they could. Hybrid attacks, such as sabotage using patsies is possible but Russia will limit itself to directly attacking storages, workshops, and logistics in Ukraine only.
I strongly believe that NATO provides a protection from NATO attack, and NATO on the other hand would rather use a proxy like Ukraine to attack Russia than be involved directly. Any such conflict would be ruinous to both parties. And I pray to the gods that it wouldnât come to that. The meme above is đ
A summary of todayâs shameful press conference of Andrej BabiĹĄ before the summit of NATO:
â2% of GDP for defense NO
âWe will not give anything for the defense of Ukraine
âWe will not give anything for the ammunition initiative
â We want peace
What remains is to say which Russian gubernia will we be joined to.
For context, NATO wants us to pay 2% on defense. This is what we cannot do. In fact Czechia was always a freeloader in NATO. In fact, I have heard that Czechia became part of NATO without being ready according to NATO standards and I am not sure if Czechia is militarily a country that follows NATO standards today. I am in fact against our membership in NATO, we are too small and insignificant and donât need this embarrassing theatre. Austria is not in NATO and they donât have politicians that threaten the sheep đ with becoming a Russian gubernia.
Ammunition initiative is a scheme under which the Czechs would find ammunition around the world and then ask various Western countries to pay for it so it can be shipped to Ukraine. The new government doesnât want to send money to Ukraine or pay for the ammunition.
Gubernias were abolished in Russia after the Tsarist regime fell and anyone, who uses such antiquated terminology is stoking Russophobia. And it is my belief that all these purveyors of Russophobia would become utterly irrelevant if Czechia wasnât in NATO.
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