Americans already shudder at Biden and his personnel policies.
https://youtu.be/e4inJSblCUY
https://youtu.be/PvZklfbQAzI

A captured British mercenary, Andrew Hill, warned the British against fighting in Ukraine.
"I didn't get paid. They promised they would pay me, but no one got any money," said British mercenary Andrew Hill.
He said he arrived in Ukraine via the Polish border from the town of Rzeszow. Hill said there were seven people in his group whom he did not know, and he received the bare minimum of information, not even knowing who was giving them orders.
Video footage shows the mercenary's arm injured, and he said Russian soldiers provided him with medical care and assured him he was safe.
https://ria.ru/20220429/naemnik-1786201 ... um=desktop

all this mercenary are complete idiots

Kopf wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 29, 2022 5:19 pm

all this mercenary are complete idiots

That's for sure! They thought they were on safari, having fun.
Here is a French mercenary who, before he could arrive in Ukraine, was fleeing home after the destruction of the Yavorov training ground. Why didn't he sit at home with his family? Did he want to do something funny with his ass? Well, here is the result!
https://youtu.be/i-Z5RO99jvc

MVitaly5 wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 29, 2022 5:31 pm

Kopf wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 29, 2022 5:19 pm

all this mercenary are complete idiots

That's for sure! They thought they were on safari, having fun.
Here is a French mercenary who, before he could arrive in Ukraine, was fleeing home after the destruction of the Yavorov training ground. Why didn't he sit at home with his family? Did he want to do something funny with his ass? Well, here is the result!
https://youtu.be/i-Z5RO99jvc

Money, that's the reason why he hasn't been home with his family. Unfortunately, in every conflict, the temptation of apparently "easy" income leads people to kill and be killed.

doxxx wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 29, 2022 6:19 pm

Money, that's the reason why he hasn't been home with his family. Unfortunately, in every conflict, the temptation of apparently "easy" income leads people to kill and be killed.

I may sound a bit pompous and immodest now, as a Russian! But the fact is still the fact. It is one thing to go for money, to merrily kill some natives in the villages of Africa, and another thing to go for outright suicide against the Russian Army. That "money will get stuck in your throat, if you manage to survive at all!" You should have thought with your head, not with your ass.

Vitaly, can you go to a demonstration in your city in the central square with a poster "No Nazism! No fascism! Peace forever!"? Next will be interesting I think. Fine or imprisonment? Tell us about your impressions of living in a happy Russia.

In all resorces we heard only that russia against fascism, against nazism and most peaceful country that surrounded by enemies. I think you'll just support your peaceful leader putin, you have nothing to fear, right?

Vitaly, can you go to a demonstration in your city in the central square with a poster "No Nazism! No fascism! Peace forever!"? Next will be interesting I think. Fine or imprisonment? Tell us about your impressions of living in a happy Russia.

I must say it's a good one and you are right !!!
At same time, I have the feeling but maybe I am wrong, that democracy works until you don't have too many different communities in the same territory but once "diversity" is everywhere, if you are a "cool leader" it becomes fast anarchy the civil war is on the way. It's a sad thing but often a strong man at the top is the only way to leave in peace because many people don't understand the value of freedom !!!

PW

pierro wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 29, 2022 10:15 pm

Vitaly, can you go to a demonstration in your city in the central square with a poster "No Nazism! No fascism! Peace forever!"? Next will be interesting I think. Fine or imprisonment? Tell us about your impressions of living in a happy Russia.

I can go out and nothing will happen to me. As long as my actions do not interfere with the normal work of organizations, transportation, and in general the normal and quiet life of people.
Your problem is that you falsely understand what your personal freedom is. There is such an immutable axiom "Your freedom, ends where it already tramples the freedom of another person. And many people do not realize that defending their supposed freedom in this or that society is often accompanied by a manifestation of selfishness and indifferent attitude towards other members of that society. Some people consider it a manifestation of their freedom when he can go out into the street, block the road of public transport, shout slogans at night. He doesn't care that not everyone shares his views, someone takes public transportation to work, to the hospital and can't get there, someone wants to sleep at night and can't, because some people are so "free" that they feel entitled to trample the freedom and choices of other members of society. And this is where we come to respect the rules (laws) established in this society, by all, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, members of society. I can go out on the street with any poster, as long as I do not violate the law of Russia. By the way, in my opinion, Russia has very liberal laws and in general the attitude to all manifestations of "freedom" in the form of anti-state and anti-people actions. If it were up to me, I would greatly restrict such "freedom" in Russia. Honestly. Considering that in many European countries they use batons and water cannons to disperse people, and in the U.S. they can even finish them off or put them in jail for 40 years, in Russia they are very cautious about it.
As for your question about Nazism, my answer is this. You will see the "Immortal Regiment" march in Russia on May 9, and everything will become clear to you. I will participate, as well as my children, because all my relatives are heroes and veterans of the war (1941-1945) who fought to the death against Nazism.
Here is a video picture of the "Immortal Regiment" procession and it is only in Moscow. Such marches took place all over the world, until some "free" countries (the Baltics, USA, Ukraine and others) began to ban them.
https://youtu.be/xanjOmJDg9k

pierro wrote: ↑

Fri Apr 29, 2022 10:15 pm

In all resorces we heard only that russia against fascism, against nazism and most peaceful country that surrounded by enemies. I think you'll just support your peaceful leader putin, you have nothing to fear, right?

As for Putin, I have a lot of questions for him, too. However, I've lived a long time, and I've had "enough" of the lowlifes who broke up the Soviet Union and ruled in Russia in the 90s.
Paradoxically, some Western sources and laymen demonize Putin, but in my opinion, and I am sure in the opinion of most Russians as well, Putin is too soft. Putin is a very polite and composed politician, at least externally for the last few years. Not every politician has enough stamina and patience to ignore the sometimes absolutely insulting statements about Russia and Putin in particular, made by those "cowboys" from the USA and political ignoramuses and boorish people from the European political "elite". Naturally, it is only humiliating for these Western cattle to behave this way.
As for foreign policy, I have few questions for Putin, I mostly support him. The only thing I wish is that he would be even tougher. But, as the saying goes: "You can't let a 'kitchen maid' run the state." )))) Otherwise, I wouldn't have been able to resist burning down some island in northern Europe.)) Sorry.
I have a lot more questions about domestic politics. I will not go into a lot of details, it is very long. In particular, I am not at all a supporter of the liberal-market economy and the so-called "liberal values", and in Russia, to my regret, there is a lot of this "Western shit". I hope only for now...

PIERRE WOODMAN wrote: ↑

Sat Apr 30, 2022 4:31 am

Vitaly, can you go to a demonstration in your city in the central square with a poster "No Nazism! No fascism! Peace forever!"? Next will be interesting I think. Fine or imprisonment? Tell us about your impressions of living in a happy Russia.

I must say it's a good one and you are right !!!
At same time, I have the feeling but maybe I am wrong, that democracy works until you don't have too many different communities in the same territory but once "diversity" is everywhere, if you are a "cool leader" it becomes fast anarchy the civil war is on the way. It's a sad thing but often a strong man at the top is the only way to leave in peace because many people don't understand the value of freedom !!!

PW

I recommend you the book of Prof. Hans-Hermann hoppe: "Democracy: The God That Failed"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Democracy ... 0democracy.