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Sorry, quick question off the topic (while waiting the bombs)- can you also help me out with the English language?
Maksim mentioned the Russian idiom “brewed porridge” which means to start troubles.
Have you got the same idiom? Does the phrase “put chestnuts in the fire” have the equal meaning?
The English equivalent will be to "start stirring sh-t". I think
No, it is different words. Perhaps, it was the same long before, but it's different words at the moment.
Чурка is Russian nig*a.
Турки is Turks, Ottomans.
I wrote that it was not like an army chemical attack. It's like a provocation. The Syrian army does not need chemical weapons at this time. Their victory is obvious.
It is not necessary to ascribe to me some callous dismissal. The West brewed porridge in the Middle East. Children died because of your policy. And now you accuse me of being heartless.
Listen, kids are being killed from you Katsapki, not us. We did not get involved until ISIS was rampaging across the area. Those are Syrians being killed by your guy because your country refuses to let the Geneva process proceed. Putin condemns Syrians to a lifetime of rule by a man who killed half a million of them rather than share leadership of a country he inherited.
The chemical attack wasn't necessary? They literally used it to eliminate resistance to reconquer an area they have been fighting to control for 5 years. It is in fact a great way to show the rebellion what they have coming to them if they don't give up.
Killing and controlling is exactly the world order that Putin is desperate to defend. That's why he prevents the UN from inspecting this gas attack area until his troops can clean it up.
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