Russia Invades Ukraine. Again

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THG

Monday, January 16, 2023 3:44 AM

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THUGR, what does that have to do with SIX, or me, or ... anything?
Could it be that Signym, 6ix, and Medvedev are lunatics unconscious of how crazy they are? This war in Ukraine, pro or con, was never about different values. It has always been about Russians being insane. Is this caused by leftover trauma and stress from WWII? Or leftover from the collapse of the Soviet Union? Or leftover from years of drunkenness in the case of 6ix and Russians? No one knows precisely why crazy people are that way. Here is Medvedev showing his craziness:

Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has accused Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida of shameful subservience to the United States and suggested he should ritually disembowel himself.

He was responding to a meeting on Friday between Kishida and Biden, after which the two leaders issued a joint statement saying, “We state unequivocally that any use of a nuclear weapon by Russia in Ukraine would be an act of hostility against humanity and unjustifiable in any way.”

Medvedev said the nuclear statement showed “paranoia” towards Russia and “betrayed the memory of hundreds of thousands of Japanese who were burned in the nuclear fire of Hiroshima and Nagasaki” – a reference to the atomic bombs that the United States dropped on Japan before its surrender at the end of World War II. Rather than demanding US repentance for this, Kishida had shown he was “just a service attendant for the Americans”. He said such shame could only be washed away by committing “seppuku” – a form of suicide by disembowelment, also known as “hara-kiri” – at a meeting of the Japanese cabinet after Kishida’s return.

Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Medvedev has warned repeatedly that Western meddling in the crisis could lead to nuclear war.

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2023/1/14/russias-medvedev-says-japanes
e-pm-should-disembowel-himself

I always felt Russias' problem is that they can't compete with the more successful countries. So, like China, they cheat, steal, to get ahead, to meet their needs.

I think if kiki didn't die of COVID she'd admit Russia does this.

T

SECOND

Monday, January 16, 2023 4:21 AM

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hmmmmmmmmm...
I have heard it a million times while talking to angry poor white trash in East Texas. The Texas Trumptards I know claim they aren't crazy. It is those rich Coastal Elites who are the real crazies. Oddly, the description of Trump is equally fitting for his Trumptards:

The difference between your opinions and my facts is that I bring receipts of your insane behavior to the table.

If you'd ever shut the fuck up for 5 seconds all anyone would hear from your side is crickets.

You sound exactly the same as the Russians. They accuse everybody of being Nazis who intend to destroy Russia. Then the Russians threaten to nuke everybody. The Russians' have deep emotional problems and a garish history of murdering political opponents. It is completely unsurprising that the Russians have never prospered compared to citizens of the EU. Also unsurprising that Trumptards can't prosper compared to their less mentally ill neighbors. I've seen Trumptards before there was a Trump. The Trumptards I know have always acted crazy since their teen years. So have certain Russians:

Lethal Politics

During World War II, while the Soviet Union had lost almost 20,000,000 in the war, the Party was killing even more of its citizens and foreigners - probably an additional 13,053,000. For each period, he defines, counts, and totals the sources of death. He shows that Soviet forced labor camps were the major engine of death, probably killing 39,464,000 prisoners overall.

https://www.amazon.com/Lethal-Politics-Soviet-Genocide-Murder/dp/15600
08873/

All of this makes it completely predictable that mentally ill Russian soldiers would be killing Ukrainian civilians. Also completely predictable that American soldiers who would vote for Trump would have killed Iraqi civilians. Their fathers killed Vietnamese civilians. Like Father, Like Son. The craziness and the economic backwardness at the family level are passed down through the generations in America as in Russia.

The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two

SIGNYM

Monday, January 16, 2023 5:57 AM

SECOND, you have a need to hate. So you keep inventing enemies.
Kinda sick, don't you think?

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Pity would be no more,
If we did not MAKE someone poor - William Blake

6IXSTRINGJACK

Monday, January 16, 2023 6:14 AM

Yes. It is pretty sick.

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Growing up in a Republic was nice... Shame we couldn't keep it.

SECOND

Monday, January 16, 2023 6:49 AM

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SECOND, you have a need to hate. So you keep inventing enemies.
Kinda sick, don't you think?

Incorrect. Trumptards, just like Trump himself, have a burning need to claim superiority, despite obviously being inferior to all around them. Russians do exactly the same thing. They claim superiority despite the EU pitying the poor Russian fools who can't run the Russian economy worth a damn. And, to top it off, Russians have a long history of political killings, and tens of millions of graves, full of better Russians who the inferior Russians felt were their enemies. These political differences ended with mass murder. You can check it all out, if you weren't so lazy, stupid and useless:

Russophiles deny it, but the sad truth is that Russia has murdered approximately 62 million of its citizens.

Once the Russian state settled on murder as a quick solution to political conflicts, Russians were never the same.

R.J. Rummel, Lethal Politics - Soviet Genocide and Mass Murder since 1917 (Published 1990)

Chapters

1 61,911,000 Victims: Utopianism Empowered, 1917-1987 1

2 3,284,000 Victims: The Civil War Period, 1917-1922 33

3 2,200,000 Victims: The NEP Period 1923-1928 61

4 11,440,000 Victims: The Collectivization Period, 1929-1935 81

5 4,345,000 Victims: The Great Terror Period 1936-1938 109

6 5,104,000 Victims: Pre-World War II Period 1939-June 1941 127

7 13,053,000 Victims: World War II Period, June 1941-1945 151

8 15,613,000 Victims: Postwar and Stalin’s Twilight Period, 1945-1953 191

9 6,872,000 Victims: Post-Stalin Period, 1954-1987 217

While there are estimates of the number of people killed by Soviet authorities during particular episodes or campaigns, until now, no one has tried to calculate the complete human toll of Soviet genocides and mass murders since the revolution of 1917. Here, R. J. Rummel lists and analyzes hundreds of published estimates, presenting them in the historical context in which they occurred. His shocking conclusion is that, conservatively calculated, 61,911,000 people were systematically killed by the Communist regime from 1917 to 1987.

https://www.amazon.com/Lethal-Politics-Soviet-Genocide-Murder/dp/15600
08873/

Download all R.J. Rummel books for free from the mirrors at https://libgen.unblockit.page/search.php?req=R.J.+Rummel

The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two

SECOND

Monday, January 16, 2023 6:51 AM

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Yes. It is pretty sick.

You are correct about Russians:

Former Russian Commander Warns of 'Civil War' That Will 'Kill' Russia

Former Russian commander Igor Ivanovich Strelkov, also known as Igor Girkin, recently warned of "civil war" in Russia that could result in "millions of casualties" as the country continues to fight in the ongoing war in Ukraine.

"There are all kinds of civil wars. There are civil wars that will kill our country in three days in winter. And it will be over in three days, but it will kill the country," Girkin said in a clip with subtitles that was posted to Twitter on Sunday by Anton Gerashchenko, adviser to the Minister of Internal Affairs of Ukraine.

In the clip, Girkin added that Moscow could "collapse into a civil war with millions of casualties, with a complete collapse and defragmentation."

Russia continues to fight in Ukraine despite struggles in obtaining military equipment, shortage in manpower, poor morale among troops, and what some predicted an internal division within military leaders.

On Saturday, Russian forces launched a missile strike that hit a building in an apartment complex in Dnipro, killing 29 people and injuring dozens of others, according to Valentyn Reznichenko, the region's governor.

Though Russian forces made some advances in capturing the Ukrainian city of Soledar, Ukrainian army leaders still have control over the situation in the western outskirts of the city, which is north of Bakhmut, Girkin said Wednesday on Telegram.

Meanwhile, warnings about a civil war breaking out in Moscow have been previously made by some of Russian President Vladimir Putin's critics.

Mark Feygin, a former deputy in the State Duma and human rights lawyer, told Newsweek last October that a comprehensive defeat for Putin in Ukraine could result in a "bloody" civil war with a range of factions and regions seeking power.

"What will be depends greatly on the way this war will conclude," Feygin said, adding that Ukraine could "crash" Putin's government without even taking back Crimea if Kyiv's troops are able to fully liberate the Kherson, Zaporizhia, Luhansk, and Donetsk oblasts.

"The easiest would be if elites inside Russia will make up their mind and choose a replacement for Putin, a replacement who could negotiate with the West, could provide some initial framework for concluding the logistics of that war, and then also work towards future elections," Feygin said.

This past November, some leaked emails from a whistleblower at Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) that were shared with Newsweek revealed how a possible civil war could break out among Putin's closest allies.

The agent, dubbed the Wind of Change, writes regular dispatches to Russian dissident exile Vladimir Osechkin, expressing the frustration and discontent inside the FSB over the ongoing war in Ukraine.

The emails detail inner turmoil and conflict within Moscow, predicting an "inevitable" civil war, and that the country will soon "descend into the abyss of terror" as people grow increasingly tired of the war.

Newsweek reached out to the Russia foreign affairs ministry for comment.

https://www.newsweek.com/former-russian-commander-warns-civil-war-that
-will-kill-russia-1773906

The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two

6IXSTRINGJACK

Monday, January 16, 2023 8:07 AM

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Yes. It is pretty sick.
You are correct about Russians:

No. "It" is you. You are sub-human.

Your pronouns are It/Itself

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Growing up in a Republic was nice... Shame we couldn't keep it.

SIGNYM

Monday, January 16, 2023 12:22 PM

Yanno, SECOND can't seem to stop posting about his obsessions. I suggest we just ignore him for a while.

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Pity would be no more,
If we did not MAKE someone poor - William Blake

SECOND

Monday, January 16, 2023 5:43 PM

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Yanno, SECOND can't seem to stop posting about his obsessions. I suggest we just ignore him for a while.

That is very Russian of you. And very Trumptard. Those two kinds of humans have mental reset buttons that blank out their own past history whenever it is convenient. It is a paradox how little history Russians/Trumptards remember, except when the history is about their many enemies. I wonder why Russians/Trumptards make so many enemies? It is no wonder that Russians/Trumptards don't prosper compared to their neighbors. Making enemies is not the way to economic success.

The Russian paradox is clear: Can or should Russia be held liable and accountable for its unprovoked invasion of Ukraine? Over the long term, should the West punish Russia, possibly by isolating it? Are reparations from Russia for reconstruction that could run into the hundreds of billions of euros justified? And does the same logic apply to war crimes tribunals and bringing guilty parties to justice?

Or can Russia be excused from responsibility for destroying much of an independent state; committing war crimes and atrocities; and breaking treaties and international law on the basis that confrontation could bring a worse outcome? A defeated Russia could implode as it did in 1917 and 1991. But the consequences for the West could be even more dire than were posed by the USSR if it metastasized into greater economic, political and even military conflict.

From a rules-based, legal and moral perspective, failure to hold Moscow fully accountable is patently wrong. Yet, forcing Russia to confront reparations and war crimes would require some form of surrender or a major regime change in Moscow.

The second critical paradox is reciprocity. Russia is obliterating Ukraine’s civilian infrastructure. Unsurprisingly, the West is silent about the parallels between these infrastructure attacks and the Allies’ strategic bombing campaigns against Nazi Germany and Japan. But the Allies did not start World War II.

Why should Ukraine not reciprocate by denying Russia any sanctuary from direct attack? The White House argues for caution and not escalating the war beyond Ukraine’s borders. But suppose the only way for Ukraine to counter Russia’s bombing campaign and end the war is to strike Russia’s homeland.

The paradox is self-evident. Allow Russia to punish Ukrainian civilians as the means to force Kyiv to capitulate and end the war on Moscow’s terms. Or allow Ukraine to attack targets inside Russia not only with a handful of drones directed against military facilities but against its infrastructure, risking escalation. At this stage, there are no solutions for and even interest in unraveling these dual paradoxes.

More at https://thehill.com/opinion/international/3813411-the-ukraine-paradoxe
s-russia-reciprocity-and-reality/

The Joss Whedon script for Serenity, where Wash lives, is Serenity-190pages.pdf at https://www.mediafire.com/two

6IXSTRINGJACK

Monday, January 16, 2023 7:05 PM

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Yanno, SECOND can't seem to stop posting about his obsessions. I suggest we just ignore him for a while.

Sounds good to me.

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