MVitaly5 wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 19, 2023 1:44 pm

. One character on the forum accused me of disrespecting the EU. So the EU disrespects itself first of all!!!

40 years, that women from your country, come on every boulevards from Germany, Holland, Paris, ect ? To do what ? You should be more humble with country from EU, it's these country that get your women a "better life"...

found some additional information about woman required to register for military service:

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https://visitukraine.today/blog/2564/mi ... in-october

Military registration for women from October 1: who has to come to the TAC?

Starting from October 1, female medical professionals aged 18 to 60 must register for military service. This applies to doctors, nurses, midwives, dentists and pharmacists. The specialty will be taken into account both according to the diploma and the actual place of work.

Important! According to Ukrainian law, evasion of military registration during martial law is punishable by a fine of 850 to 1700 hryvnias.


For those women who have a military-related profession, registration is voluntary.

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Jean wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 19, 2023 2:26 pm

40 years, that women from your country, come on every boulevards from Germany, Holland, Paris, ect ? To do what ? You should be more humble with country from EU, it's these country that get your women a "better life"...

I won't even comment on this absolutely insulting to women of a particular nationality, I'll just say that you have hit another rock bottom, and have humiliated only yourself with it. As you always do.
I think it's strange to be surprised afterwards when you are awarded with an epithet that absolutely reflects your essence and constantly insults people of a particular nationality....

If Russia is a great country and self sufficient I don't see many people from all over the world that wants to migrate to russia. Lets not forget when russia was a closed country in the past people had long lines for toilet papers. Why are there so many russians in USA?

alexus2 wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 19, 2023 2:47 pm

If Russia is a great country and self sufficient I don't see many people from all over the world that wants to migrate to russia. Lets not forget when russia was a closed country in the past people had long lines for toilet papers. Why are there so many russians in USA?

Russia is the third country in the world in terms of the number of international migrants in the country, specifically migrant workers, second only to the United States and Germany, and on a par with Saudi Arabia.
Maybe before you write something publicly somewhere, you should study the material, so as not to embarrass yourself?
Here's a study.
https://worldmigrationreport.iom.int/wm ... teractive/

As for the USA, in different historical times, people from many countries of the world emigrated there and Russians are not the most numerous nationality there. In the USA in general it is accepted to call all natives of the former USSR "Russians", and it is more than 200 nationalities. It is basically a country of migrants. And a lot of objective historical events in different historical times contributed to it. But this is a separate issue....

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=RNAAC1kX5kE

https://www.arte.tv/en/videos/113682-003-A/data-sources

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You see, the countries that depend on someone are those that have nothing; production, resources, or political will and sovereignty.

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I have some knowledge about russian weaknesses and forces. I'm aware that russian federation overcomed quite well western sanctions of 2014 after crimea crisis and, partly thanks to these, russia is not only self-sufficient in many food productions but a great exporter in the world. China may not have an imperialist mentality like the west did have for the last 5 centuries but i can only imagine her treating russia like the junior partner. Its economy is vastly bigger, its technologies more advanced in some sectors like semi-conductors wich is the new "black gold" for our 21st century... I don't see the russian federation being invaded by the chinese army but it's rather clear that russia will be more and more dependant on chinese technologies because of the western sanctions... And that dependance may conduct to others (on international issues).

Ivan_IV wrote: ↑

Mon Sep 18, 2023 6:15 pm

Demographic problems are being solved, not quickly, as we would like, but still, efforts are being made to stimulate the birth rate. Political will is aimed at absolute sovereignty. The army is one of the best in the world. There is no suggestion of any dependence on anyone. This is logic!licy of the collective West fully contributes to this.

If that war doesn't cease, we can expect some anger among the different populations of the russian federation as it occured in the soviet union with the afghan war. The russian federation may implode... Kissinger thinks that the west should worry about this, if we consider that russia has the highest number of nuclear weapons ...

Ivan_IV wrote: ↑

Tue Sep 19, 2023 6:59 pm

... but i can only imagine her treating russia like the junior partner. Its economy is vastly bigger, its technologies more advanced in some sectors like semi-conductors wich is the new "black gold" for our 21st century... I don't see the russian federation being invaded by the chinese army but it's rather clear that russia will be more and more dependant on chinese technologies because of the western sanctions... And that dependance may conduct to others (on international issues).

As for the absence of full production of semiconductors in Russia, at the moment, this is outdated information. In addition, China itself depends on the supply of semiconductors. The main production of semiconductors is in Taiwan, which China does not control, at least not yet. And I think everyone knows that China is very fond of stealing technology and making copies of it. And I do not condemn them for this, everyone is doing what they can. So technology, especially in the field of high technology, is not China's strongest point. Besides, China needs energy resources to produce something, and for the size of its economy, believe me, they don't have enough of them. Also, China, like any other country that has gone through an economic boom, will still have problems. Chinese workers will not always work for a bowl of rice, I'm exaggerating! But I think my point is clear. Yes, they have a lot of people, but as a plus, it can also turn into a minus. When the cost of goods produced rises, their competitiveness will fall. This path has been traveled by Japan, and China is just beginning. And the West will harm them.
As for technology, Russia has its own good base, based on fundamental economic institutions founded in the times of the Soviet Union, which, fortunately, did not manage to completely collapse in the 90s. All that remains is to establish its own production from fully Russian components. This is what the main efforts of the Russian economic and industrial bloc are now focused on. And I know that these tasks are being solved.
In general, you can remain in your opinion, especially since this topic has already been previously discussed on this forum. I have described my opinion on the relations between Russia and China and all the problems of both countries in detail. In essence, I have nothing to add, and I'm just too lazy to repeat myself. I consider all these insinuations about "junior partners" or "senior partners" to be the work of enemy propaganda that wants to sow distrust between Russia and China in order to harm them individually. I think this is the end of the matter. History will judge us.

It's clear history will judge all of us but all will depend WHO write the story !!!
As for the WW1 and 2 it's easy to find out many difference between the East and West versions because everyone try look on it's best as for most of the things of the life.
It's only few hundred years later that probably the truth or the truth will be found out.

PW