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Don't tell me about hungarians. They were more cruel than Germans during the WWII.
Do you know that during the battle for Voronezh that lasted 212 days there was a special nonofficial order not to capture Magyars. That was because of their atrocities.
We've captured 75 000 Germans and no one Magyar from 2 divisions. 160 000 Magyars left dead near Voronezh.
And what about 1956. That's how Magyar thought about democracy
We are not sorry for stopping it.
And neither are you sorry for being paid for this stuff, eh?
Really? Do you know any examples?
Your proofs are criminal histories?
Do you think that criminals in Russia are more cruel than in other countries?
I just gave you an example, to show you the cruelty of Russian life, but you immediately referred to this witnessing as the "criminal story." I have no idea where you find the "criminal story" ( unless we are reading some different texts,) but if the text is the same, why should I waste my time on people in denial?
(I am not sure what's so particular about it? It's a short piece on students' life + some Russian monastery. What did you expect to see? )
I'd be paying more attention at things like that to be honest...)))
(I am not sure what's so particular about it? It's a short piece on students' life + some Russian monastery. What did you expect to see? )
I'd be paying more attention at things like that to be honest...)))
I think it's a normal reaction. US lobbying for sanctions against Russia and supported a coup in Ukraine. The Russians have access to the articles in the American press (including NYTimes) and see the propaganda gradient of these articles. It's hard to stay out of politics, when the US president (the most influential person of the most powerful country on earth) is pleased that the Russian economy is torn to shreds. But this reaction is entirely on American politics.
I think it's a normal reaction. US lobbying for sanctions against Russia and supported a coup in Ukraine. The Russians have access to the articles in the American press (including NYTimes) and see the propaganda gradient of these articles. It's hard to stay out of politics, when the US president (the most influential person of the most powerful country on earth) is pleased that the Russian economy is torn to shreds. But this reaction is entirely on American politics.
The whole world is generally happy that the Russian economy is struggling. Right now Russia is very aggressive and expansionist, so a slower economy puts the brakes on Russian empire.
If Russia wants a healthier economy, it's a very simple fix. Russia can re-engage with the global community, and become a working partner with other nations. But if it prefers isolation and aggression, it can expect sanctions to continue, and its economy to suffer.
The simplest fix is that Russia end its invasion/occupation of Crimea/Eastern Ukraine. Putin doesn't even have to apologize to the world, he can just make up some domestic propaganda about "we have settled the situation and protected our vital national interests, so finally can go home" or some other nonsense. Once Russia is out of Crimea/Eastern Ukraine the path to normalcy will be secure.
Once Russia is out of Crimea/Eastern Ukraine the path to normalcy will be secure.
Russia protects the state interests. Each country defends its interests. Russia is not prepared this mess. Russia is only reacted to the actions of the West. It is obvious. Do not touch Russia and Russia will not touch you. NATO moves to the borders with Russia. Russia not to establish military bases in Europe.
And by the way, Putin will not return the Crimea. And subsequent rulers will not return. It is excluded. Russians will not understand such actions. You have to stop living in illusion. But you get the pleasure of living in illusions, because that way you can constantly criticize Russia. Good strategy.
And by the way, Putin will not return the Crimea. And subsequent rulers will not return. It is excluded. Russians will not understand such actions. You have to stop living in illusion. But you get the pleasure of living in illusions, because that way you can constantly criticize Russia. Good strategy.
Then Russia will continue to be a pariah state, and will continue to be isolated from the global community.
You cannot invade/annex neighboring states and then expect no global reaction.
Every country on earth recognizes Crimea/Eastern Ukraine as Ukraine, and that won't change. So Russia can choose to be poor and isolated, or they can choose prosperity and engagement. It's a simple choice, with clear outcomes.
Then Russia will continue to be a pariah state, and will continue to be isolated from the global community.
You cannot invade/annex neighboring states and then expect no global reaction.
Every country on earth recognizes Crimea/Eastern Ukraine as Ukraine, and that won't change. So Russia can choose to be poor and isolated, or they can choose prosperity and engagement. It's a simple choice, with clear outcomes.
Russians do not feel isolated. All (around the world) sane people understand the situation.
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