You can`t answer a simple question about an instagram link? figures

I did not know "Zur Zeit" until know... but for the german speakers:
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zur_Zeit

Apollo13 wrote: ↑

Fri May 06, 2022 12:02 pm

You can`t answer a simple question about an instagram link? figures

Can't you look on Zelensky's Instagram yourself? Is it that hard for you or are there 59 Zelensky presidents on instagram?
Here's a link for you:
https://www.instagram.com/zelenskiy_official/
I can't open it now, instagram is blocked in Russia, and VPN opens long...

Apollo13 wrote: ↑

Fri May 06, 2022 12:02 pm

I did not know "Zur Zeit" until know... but for the german speakers:
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zur_Zeit

The man gave you a link to the author's real material, let it is also subjective, but your link to wikipedia, where everyone who is lazy writes, does not withstand any criticism.
How can you not understand that if I now will put a link to the Russian wikipedia on the same topic, it will be written entirely different!

Although, Russian-language wikipedia is crap, too. It is not moderated in Russia. They say that all the moderation of Russian-language wikipedia are Ukrainians. At one time, I thought that wikipedia was a serious and necessary project for people, even wrote there quite a few articles with links to a bunch of documentary and archival sources. Some articles were deleted, some were distorted beyond recognition under far-fetched pretexts. That is, I realized that Wikipedia is the usual politicized and biased source, to which also write everyone who is not lazy and what he wants. In general, I was disappointed and gave up this thankless task.

There are constructive people in the United States.
Tucker Carlson, the most popular news anchor in the United States.
https://youtu.be/wGvO8b-tiaM

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Spiderdog wrote: ↑

Fri May 06, 2022 1:38 pm

停止你的宣传停止谎言

请以志愿战士的身份前往乌克兰，在那里与俄罗斯人作战。

我不是军人，但我佩服乌克兰人的勇气

Là ,franchement je suis déçu , c'est la honte de parler chinois ici, je pensais pas que t'irais jusque là Spider, dans la provoc, putain je suis fier du régional, tu me confortes encore plus dans mon idée que les Corses, les Alsaciens, ont raison de préserver leur côté gaulois du terroir, putain qu'elle horreur le mondialisme , mes gosses ne parleront pas chinois

Russia’s economy is back on its feet
https://www.economist.com/finance-and-e ... n-its-feet

Yesterday I talked to my acquaintance, the captain of a fuel loading ship. I asked him, apparently you have problems now in connection with the sanctions. He said that there is no problem at all. As before, the U.S. pays for the oil through a third party, then the oil is shipped to a tanker in a Russian port, then another oil is added as the ship moves along, or the documents are simply changed to indicate that the oil belongs to another supplier. Thus, despite the sanctions imposed, the U.S. continues to buy Russian oil. And the funny thing is that they sell the same oil to European countries at higher prices.

I can still understand the USA, they consider Russia their geopolitical rival and will always wage war in varying degrees of intensity.
But the EU are just masochists. They are now, "jumping out of their pants", trying to suck the dick of the U.S. as deeply as possible, imposing 6, 7, 15 packages of sanctions against Russia. Even the U.S. doesn't try that hard on this issue. The EU lacks imagination, and they are ready to shoot themselves in the foot by banning energy supplies from Russia and fertilizers. Let's stock up on popcorn and watch the suicide of the European Union or at least the falling of the dumb heads of the Brussels bureaucrats and not only them...

As before, the U.S. pays for the oil through a third party, then the oil is shipped to a tanker in a Russian port, then another oil is added as the ship moves along, or the documents are simply changed to indicate that the oil belongs to another supplier. Thus, despite the sanctions imposed, the U.S. continues to buy Russian oil. And the funny thing is that they sell the same oil to European countries at higher prices.

A swiss banker, old friend of mine told me the same last week !!!
As with Daesh, USA plays the cold and hot game, as always ...

PW

charlie667 wrote: ↑

Thu May 05, 2022 9:17 pm

Hi, my first post here.

I can't believe you wrote such nonsense about Poland! They want a piece of Belarus, Ukraine??? Are you insane? No one in Poland thinks like that. Yes, these teritories were once Polish but it's history and they are soverign states now. If you'd learn a bit about Polish history you'd understand why they are not fond of Russians (50 years of soviet communism) and why they joined NATO (Russians attacked Poland after Germans destroyed it). Can't believe you wrote these things. If there are other people in Europe sharing your views I just feel sorry for you.

Look, I understand that all your knowledge of Polish history comes from modern Polish history textbooks. But that doesn't mean it's true. The fact that you renounced the communist past of Poland and the influence of the Soviet Union is not surprising, even in the Soviet Union went through these processes, costing it its existence and in Russia later supported it all as well. Accordingly, history has been completely rewritten to put this past in a bad light. Only the truth is quite different.
This is how Poland greeted its liberators from Nazi Germany.





Here is one of the archive documents of 1945.
"On the situation in the areas of Poland liberated by the troops of the 1st Ukrainian Front during the offensive from January 12, 1945."

The attitude of the Polish people to the Red Army.
The vast majority of the Polish population greeted the Red Army as a liberator army.
Representatives of all walks of life addressed the Red Army soldiers with words of gratitude for liberating the Polish people from the German occupation, and invited Red Army soldiers to their apartments to rest, for refreshments.
The Polish population honored the fallen warriors at the burial and guarded the mass graves and individual graves of Red Army soldiers and commanders.
The entire population of Tarnów came out to greet the Red Army when German troops were still in the suburbs and shelling the town.


After the war, Warsaw and other Polish cities, destroyed by the fighting, were completely rebuilt with the help of the Soviet Union. There are many archival documents about this, just take it, find it and read it. Yes, post-war Poland was under the influence of the Soviet Union, a geopolitical consequence of the division of spheres of influence after the end of World War II. As a counterbalance to the established NATO bloc, the Warsaw Pact bloc was created. Poland had a loyal Soviet government. On the issue of the political and economic development of Poland, this can be debated, but do not say that the Soviet Union caused any harm to Poland, this is a complete lie.
The Poles simply thought that they would be better off in the capitalist development paradigm, where there is nothing sacred, only "business. Therefore, they began to completely rewrite their history and scold everything associated with the communist past. Only in reality there is nothing to blame. Poland was liberated from the occupation of Nazi Germany, and no thanks. The Polish military who fought shoulder to shoulder with the Red Army for the liberation of Poland are also forgotten.
Such behavior of Poland is not surprising now, given that they "fraternize" with the Ukrainian Banderites, who carried out the Volyn massacre and massacred the Poles. This is the payback for choosing the modern liberal-capitalist Western development. Lack of conscience, hypocrisy and lies in everything.