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Originally Posted by crockett
Right and that makes it ok to invade Ukraine, kill civilians and steal their land? You are the Nazis serb boy..
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We do not destabilize Ukraine, coup makes CIA(respond on it was Trump
). With land it responded like with Kosovo.
Putin: Crimea similar to Kosovo,
West is rewriting its own rule book
https://www.rt.com/news/putin-addres...nt-crimea-562/
PS: exceptional
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Originally Posted by crockett
You seem to forget about the USSR's actions around the world during the 50s-80's before you collapsed.. There is a reason you are boxed in...  |
But USSR stopped it and withdraw troops, from 80's soon be 40 years.
The collapse was due to the degradation of the political system - the political elite - of the workers as a consequence.
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Originally Posted by crockett
You seem to conveniently forget the reason NATO moved the troops there.. I give you a hint.. they wernt theee before Russia invaded Ukraine.. you know quid pro quo and stuff,.
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USSR withdraws troops and give them freedom- USA had going for occupation )) And now provoke conflicts because it justificate occupation.
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Originally Posted by crockett
kinda like how Russia decided Ukraine didn't have the right to be free to decide who they want to be friends with right? Its exactly just like that right?
You talk about deflection, this topic is about troop movements inside Russia, yet all youve done is complain about the US..
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Free decide doing in legal election, not in illegal coup.
And of course anti-Russian eat shit and die story work always the same.
The Obama administration has vehemently denied charges that Ukraine?s nascent regime is stock full of neo-fascists despite clear evidence suggesting otherwise. Such categorical repudiations lend credence to the notion the U.S. facilitated the anti-Russian cabal?s rise to power as part of a broader strategy to draw Ukraine into the West?s sphere of influence. Even more disturbing are apologists, from the American left and right, who seem willing accomplices in this obfuscation of reality, when just a cursory glance at the profiles of Ukraine?s new leaders should give pause to the most zealous of Russophobes.
The Neo-Nazi Question in Ukraine | HuffPost
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Originally Posted by klinton
more or less, yes. The only difference - UKR is really close to Russia, and its like Canada for US.
Anyways, these two countries wont be a friends in future, like they used to be, and it will be really hard to even get to "neutral" position.
Russians because of their gov's policies are kind of hated or in best case - disliked in UKR now.
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