Not good. I listened to a lecture series on the history of Russia and a point that really stuck out in my mind was the guy positively stating "meat consumption in the average diet increased throughout the 1970s and 80s", as if he were describing medieval serfs rather than a society nearing the 21st century.
Ukraine holhols about to find out, that shit is only for moralfagging.
lol oh I know. They've been in pretty much every single Mideast intervention. It's the main reason why Chechnya got involved in this whole thing.
I guess that I should have initially specified the nation in question to be America in reference to, like were there giant parties all around the states.
He doesn't post Pepes, fool. He posts Apus.
Pure chaos. Russian troops stationed in the satellite states were selling off military hardware for pennies on the dollar, overnight pretty much all of their domestic goods became useless for export, massive inflation, and a shaky government. I know some factories would pay workers in food it got so bad.
I think that the Russia + Belarus + Ukraine combo was the brief "Union of Sovereign States", which was Gorby's attempt to create a "New Coke" version of the Soviet Union.
Yeah but Tolkien posted Pepes. Apus probably weren't invented yet.
Just like they kicked in afganistan’s teeth
The Ruble is a meme currency anyways. No one uses it outside of Russia and even the country itself doesn't want to use and prefers foreign currency. It's just there to make Russians feel better that they have their own currency.
Pretty sure @Pocket Dragoon did that intentionally.
They did for the afghani's what NATO did for the Ukrainians, Difference is one stayed and fought while the other surrendered.
The important $64,000 question is now, which edgelord will go for it on page 2001?
Ah yes, the tragic assassination of Congolese President Laurent-Désiré Kabila.
I mean it's definitely staying a shithole nation for the foreseeable future. By that metric America succeeded wildly.
