Gondolindrim
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Huh, I wasn't aware they acknowledged the legalized kidnappings that are forced conscription
Russian Special Military Operation in the Ukraine - Mark IV: The Partitioning of Discussion
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Mixed messages from Lithuania:
Both are from the same day, btw.
Both are from the same day, btw.
Butterschmalz
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What type of Ukrainian refugees did you meet in real life?
observation: females are ultra nationalist and pro war the males are not. probably because their ass is less likely to end up on the front lines. Canadian muzzies got a solution for this problem too though. Cant turn an Azov hoe into a housewife unless you put a burka on her.
observation: females are ultra nationalist and pro war the males are not. probably because their ass is less likely to end up on the front lines. Canadian muzzies got a solution for this problem too though. Cant turn an Azov hoe into a housewife unless you put a burka on her.
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And they wont need to scrape it, they'll bring their own!
The U.S. has been setting them up for this by a decade of fearmongering and nato drills.
There were propaganda pieces about Baltic volunteer defense groups training with americans way before the donbas insurrection and even maidan.
The U.S. are actually engineering ww3. there I said it. But now it's to late to point out and back then people called you schizo for it.
Here, for the Americans playing along:
This makes no sense, if there was any actual danger ever, russia would've invaded europe long ago, the military bases in ukraine are actually important for control of the black sea, also note how, by losing the krim and east Ukraine, they are completely encroached by NATO because, don't forget turkey is pozzed since the 50s, stationing troops, missile and more - even if it's not a blue EU member here. What is always overlooked is that putin looses military projection towards the ottomans. Excuse me, I'm going to the kitchen to fume a bit about this now plainly obvious plan to kill us all.
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The funniest thing is that even though these down syndrome chihuahuas want WWIII so badly they will be the first ones to be completely eradicated once it starts, and yet they are genuinely too retarded to realize that, because they are incapable of any higher thoughts except RUSSIA BAD and ME WANT DICK IN ASS. Sometimes I think if they got replaced by niggers it would genuinely be an improvement.
All Smiles
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This war will go down in history as one of the most insane sacrifices of an entire population.
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When the USD and all it's associated currencies aren't worth the paper they're printed from, working seasonal jobs in Russia will put you way far ahead of almost everyone else in the West. It'll be the new "work for a Western tech company while living in Asia"
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Moscow is already one of the most expensive cities in the world, and while Russian cities are livable for skilled workers, salaries drop drastically with education and distance from the cities. Communist utopia it is not, and immigration from the west would only dump wages for skilled and unskilled labour alike. Foreigners should stay in their own homes and leave ours be.
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Frankly, it's always better for people to try to fix the problems they're having in their own countries than to pack up and move somewhere else.
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I never told anyone to go move to Russia. But if there are Russian shipping companies, Russian oil fields, or some other remote work that's always looking for people, then it'd be adviseable for Westerners to try getting seasonal work there for their own good after the polycrisis kills off all potential for work above starvation wages in the West. I had a remote job like that a number of years ago, and there were two Belarusian brothers who flew in to work on-site with us. For six months of work, they earned more than they'd have made in several years doing the same thing back home. Then they went home after it was done. I don't see anything wrong with people doing that now, and I won't when the roles are inevitably reversed. A couple men per family doing seasonal skilled labor abroad to support the rest of their family is a better option than mass migration, don't you think?
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Your going to be competing against chinks now for those remote oil rig and cargo ship jobs. And they will have favored status over you, and they will work for less. And how as a westerner do you even collect a paycheck from a Russian company? If you live in the USA or UK you just you can't. The world is being split in 2. Normal people don't get to move money back and forth between the 2 sides with out getting fucked over.
In the start of the year when lots of people where talking about being debanked, SWIFT, BRICS, etc out of curiosity I went to a Bank Of China branch. I am planning on visiting Shenzhen next year so I thought it would be fun to have an account that could move money between RMB/USD with out getting screwed over with fees. I can actually get a RMB denominated savings or CD account which is cool. And as a customer I can withdraw as much physical paper renminbi as I want. Anyways, I asked the very smart chinamen there about exhanging RUB or getting a payment from a Russian bank. And he said they absoultily can not help me since I was an american citizen. Even if I was standing in China they couldn't help me if I wanted to use my account. But said it could be done over there "outside" of my account. (funny hearing a banker tell me out to get around sanctions... but its a China so of course). As a US citizen I can be part of BRICS, just with out the hard R. BICS. .
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Vulhedar, the mighty fortress.............now it's bypassed
MrJokerRager
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I still don't get how the Germans stopped the Russian Empire advance in World War 1 but could not repeat it for the 2nd edition.
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There was a large scale Drone attack in nine regions of Russia overnight, including the Moscow Region. One woman was reported to have died.
Downed drones by region:
72 - over the Bryansk region,
20 - over Moscow,
14 - over Kursk,
13 - over Tula,
8 - over Belgorod,
7 - over Kaluga,
5 - over Voronezh,
4 - over Lipetsk,
1 - over the Oryol region.
Reportedly Moscow Airport Link
A 46-year-old woman died in Ramenskoye, 30 km from Moscow when a drone struck. This was reported by the Governor of the Moscow Region Andrei Vorobyov.Link
"How will this win the war?"
"War?"
Downed drones by region:
72 - over the Bryansk region,
20 - over Moscow,
14 - over Kursk,
13 - over Tula,
8 - over Belgorod,
7 - over Kaluga,
5 - over Voronezh,
4 - over Lipetsk,
1 - over the Oryol region.
Reportedly Moscow Airport Link
A 46-year-old woman died in Ramenskoye, 30 km from Moscow when a drone struck. This was reported by the Governor of the Moscow Region Andrei Vorobyov.Link
"How will this win the war?"
"War?"
MysticNovelbro
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Isn't that Ugledar?
besides that, map indicates south donetsk, meaning highlighted town is defo bypassed at... Vodyanoe I think.
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Those are seasonal jobs that Russians could be doing. Companies love immigration and foreign workers because that means they can get away with paying less than a local would demand, it’s a practice that needs to be banned and harshly punished.
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So does that mean Russia can retaliate by attacking millitary and political targets hidden in civilian populations?
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Russia is really walking a fine line here; to accomplish its goals without getting into a conflict with NATO, which has it surrounded; however, I think before this is over we may see decapitation strikes in Kiev though (with the unfortunate accompanying civilian collateral damage).
01169
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And that's just the "illegal" way of saying nope. Tagesspiegel (typical liberal left outlet in Germany who are one of the more adamant Ukie mouth pieces) just had an article about two draft dodgers (aged 43 and 28 who left Ukraine for Germany and are now 2 of more than 250000 fighting age Ukrainian males who are living here.
The 43 year old describes how they were able to bribe the head of the local medical association to get an attest of not being able to fight. He then could just cross the border unchallenged. The 28 year old just married a German roastie (lol).
You don't publish articles like that when you're winning.