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suneko wrote:
Wed Mar 02, 2022 12:06 pm
Ah mais je n’ai aucun problème à condamner aussi l’invasion de l’Irak en 2003, la vente d’armes à l’Arabie Saoudite pour frapper le Yémen ou plus loin de chez nous les différents coups d’états soutenus par la CIA en Amérique du Sud. Mais c’est pas parce qu’un impérialisme est mauvais que ça rend l’autre plus défendable.
Je suis d'accord avec toi sur toute la ligne, Suneko!! Il ne peut y avoir deux logiques
En tant que français, j'estime que nous occidentaux, on est des putains d'hypocrites, d'un côté on condamne la russie et on la sanctionne, de l'autre on laisse faire l'arabie saoudite car on leur vend des armes, j'appelle cela de l'hypocrisie, et le comble c'est que les médias les + influents diffuse dans l'esprit des gens cette hypocrisie là. Insupportable!!!
France Usa Angleterre, etc, n'ont que le vernis de la démocratie

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Ah je vois qu’on est arrivé au stade où notre ami Poutinolatre va nous expliquer que la Libye de Kadhafi et l’Irak de Saddam étaient des paradis sur terre où ils faisaient bon vivre dans l’insouciance avant l’arrivée des méchants occidentaux et que le pauvre Milosevic est une victime.

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Je suis désolé MVitaly5 mais j'ai roulé ma bosse dans toute l'europe de l'Est depuis plus de 30 ans et j'ai pas besoin d'un livre d'histoire pour savoir que les Russes du passé ont fait beaucoup de mal dans les républiques Baltes,
Латвия в 1918 году (до 1918 года у нее никогда не было своего государства).
Эстония в 1918 году (до 1918 года не имела собственного государства).
Литва восстановила государственность в 1918 году, также благодаря России.
Прибалтика времен СССР была знаменита своими брендами. Такими, например, как «ВЭФ», «Радиотехника», автомобили «РАФ», «Рижский бальзам», «Рижский хлеб», рижская косметика «Джинтарс», «Рижские шпроты». Рижский вагоностроительный завод выпускал электрички ЭР-1 и ЭР-2.
После распада Советского Союза судьба этих брендов оказалась печальной.
«ВЭФ», бывший в годы Союза одним из передовых мировых производителей электроники, радиоприемников, телефонов, станков, обеспечивавший рабочими местами больше 14000 человек на заводе в Риге и ещё 6000 в остальной Латвии, дававший прибыль 580 миллионов долларов в год, в середине 90-х объявил о банкротстве. Сегодня на месте завода торговый центр.
Такая же участь постигла и РАФ. В 1997 году производство на заводе было остановлено. По горькой иронии судьбы, последней моделью, сошедшей с конвейера некогда процветающего завода стал автомобиль-катафалк. По состоянию на 2010 год большинство корпусов завода разрушено, а на их месте располагаются торговые площади.
Бывший гигант, Рижский вагоностроительный завод, с трудом пережил девяностфе годы. В 1998 году была объявлена неплатежеспособность завода. Многократно сократились объемы производства. К 2001 году на заводе осталось меньше полутора сотен сотрудников (при СССР было 6000). Сейчас завод поделен: половина отошла частному предпринимателей, вторая половина продолжает работу, но в объемах, не сравнимых с советским временем.
Действующие и ныне экономические мощности Прибалтики были созданы, в большинстве своем, в советский период.
Прибалтику называли «витриной» Советского Союза и уровень жизни там был намного выше, чем в среднем по стране.
Прибалтику называли «витриной Советского Союза». Это был своеобразный островок Европы на территории Советского Союза. Поездка туда по эмоциям приравнивалась к поездке за рубеж. Не случайно поэтому заграницу в советских фильмах снимали именно в Прибалтике.
Также здесь закрывали глаза на те вещи, которые в РСФСР были под запретом. Например, здесь активно развивалась рок и панк-культура. Эстонские панк-группы Propeller и Para Trust появились ещё в 1979 году, в 80-е в Латвии была создана группа «Конец капитализма», в 1986 году в Эстонии — группа J.M.K.E. Она до сих пор существует.
Средний уровень зарплат прибалтийских рабочих и инженеров с конца 40-х и до 90-го был вдвое, а то почти и втрое выше, чем в Российской Федерации и Белоруссии.
Латвийские, эстонские и литовские порты были главными западными морскими воротами Советского Союза. До сих пор их доля во внешнеторговом трафике России превышает 25%, построенные ещё в советские годы порты продолжают приносить доход прибалтийским странам.
В 70-80-х годах к этим портам были проложены нефтепроводы. Автомобильные дороги в Прибалтике также были на высоте. По качеству они занимали первое место в СССР. Второе место занимала Западная Украина, третье — Закавказье. РСФСР был на 12-13-м месте.
Курорты Литвы и Латвии, Паланга, Юрмала и другие, стали фешенебельной альтернативой Крыму и Абхазии.
Численность населения Латвии на момент выхода из состава СССР- 2668 тыс. жителей.
На настоящий момент - 1873 тыс. жителей.
Численность населения Эстонии на момент выхода из состава СССР - 1570 тыс. жителей.
На настоящий момент - 330 тыс. жителей.
Численность населения Литвы на момент выхода из состава СССР - 3701 тыс.
жителей.
На настоящий момент - 2783 тыс. жителей.

Вы говорите за 30 лет. То есть период суверенности Прибалтийских стран. Это вероятно тот период, когда в этих странах шла кампания по выживанию русских. Резкий спад экономики. Рабочая сила уезжает в более богатые страны Европы. Постоянное выпрашивание денег у Евросоюза. Вступление в НАТО 2004 году. Кто им угрожал в этот момент? В России был кризис.
Чем эти страны сейчас занимаются? Торговлей шпротами и русофобией.
Когда это русские обижали жителей стран Прибалтики, може напомните?

Latvia in 1918 (it never had its own state before 1918).
Estonia in 1918 (it had never had its own state before 1918).
Lithuania regained statehood in 1918, also thanks to Russia.
The Soviet-era Baltics were famous for their brands. Such as VEF, Radiotekhnika, RAF cars, Riga Balsam, Riga Bread, Riga Cosmetics, and Riga Sprats. The Riga Carriage Works manufactures the ER-1 and ER-2 electric trains.
After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the fate of these brands was sad.
"VEF, which during the Soviet Union was one of the world's leading manufacturers of electronics, radios, telephones and machines, provided jobs for more than 14,000 people in its factory in Riga and another 6,000 in the rest of Latvia and was generating 580 million dollars in profits annually, went bankrupt in the mid-90s. Today there is a shopping center in the factory's place.
The same fate befell the RAF. In 1997, production at the plant was stopped. By the bitter irony of fate, the last model to come off the assembly line of the once thriving plant was a trolley car. As of 2010, most of the plant's buildings are destroyed and there are commercial areas in their place.
The former giant, Riga Carriage Works, barely survived the nineties. In 1998 the plant was declared insolvent. The production volume was reduced many times. By 2001 less than fifteen hundred employees remained at the plant (during the USSR it was 6000). Now the plant is divided: half went to private entrepreneurs, the second half continues to work, but in volumes not comparable with the Soviet era.
The current economic capacities in the Baltics were mostly created in the Soviet period.
The Baltics were called the "showcase" of the Soviet Union and the standard of living there was much higher than the national average.
The Baltics were called "a showcase of the Soviet Union. It was a peculiar island of Europe on the territory of the Soviet Union. A trip there was equal to a trip abroad in terms of emotions. It is no coincidence that the foreign country in Soviet films was filmed in the Baltics.
They also turned a blind eye to things that were forbidden in the RSFSR. For example, rock and punk culture was actively developing here. The Estonian punk bands Propeller and Para Trust emerged back in 1979, the Latvian band End of Capitalism was formed in the 1980s, the Estonian band J.M.K.E. was formed in 1986. It still exists.
The average level of wages of Baltic workers and engineers from the late 1940s to the 1990s was twice, if not almost three times higher than in the Russian Federation and Belarus.
Latvian, Estonian, and Lithuanian ports were the main western sea gates of the Soviet Union. They still account for more than 25% of Russia's foreign trade traffic, and the ports built during the Soviet era continue to bring income to the Baltic countries.
In the 70-80s, oil pipelines were laid to these ports. Highways in the Baltics were also at a high level. In terms of quality, they ranked first in the USSR. Western Ukraine was second, and Transcaucasia was third. The RSFSR was in 12th or 13th place.
The resorts of Lithuania and Latvia, Palanga, Jurmala, and others, became a fashionable alternative to the Crimea and Abkhazia.
The population of Latvia at the time of secession from the USSR was 2668 thousand people.
At present there are 1873 thousand inhabitants.
The population of Estonia at the moment of secession from the USSR is 1570 thousand inhabitants.
At the moment - 330 thousand inhabitants.
The population of Lithuania at the moment of secession from the USSR is 3701 thousand people.
inhabitants.
At the moment - 2,783 thousand inhabitants.

You speak for 30 years. That is the period of sovereignty of the Baltic states. This is probably the period when there was a campaign for the survival of the Russians in these countries. A sharp decline in the economy. Workforce leaving for richer European countries. Constant begging for money from the European Union. Accession to NATO in 2004. Who threatened them at that point? There was a crisis in Russia.
What are these countries doing now? Trading sprats and Russophobia.
When did the Russians offend the people of the Baltic states, may I remind you?

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Eintracht wrote:
Wed Mar 02, 2022 5:35 am

Aaah mspm (= appreciation for marginal small penis masturbation) the guy who trivialized the holocaust. No wonder you think Trump is too liberal (!!) since you characterize “Mein Kampf” as “nice but too mellow”.
Having somebody like you on your side is a clear sign to be on the wrong side. :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Oh, after months of seething, you finally came up with a mocking acronym for my nick! You must be so proud, dude. Attaboy! :lol:

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mspm89 wrote:
Wed Mar 02, 2022 2:25 pm
Oh, after months of seething, you finally came up with a mocking acronym for my nick! You must be so proud, dude. Attaboy! :lol:
Well, frankly I wasn't sure if "Marginal small penis" or "Micro small penis" would be the better description. The committee settled on "marginal". 8-)
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Ok, while some are here in their imperalilstc frenzy, let's take a look on what the Russian invasion, besides the death of civilians, has done to people. The WEF has some interesting numbers:

5 things to know about the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine

More than half a million refugees have fled Ukraine since the Russian invasion began.
The UN Refugee Agency has warned this number may reach 4 million in the coming days.
Here’s a snapshot of the scale of the humanitarian crisis – and how you can help.
In freezing temperatures, groups of mainly women and children have been arriving at Ukraine’s borders with eatern Poland, Slovakia and Hungary and with northern and north-eastern Romania and Moldova.

Queues have formed – stretching back dozens of kilometres in some instances – as people wait to get processed, with the time it takes to cross to safety ranging from hours to several days.

"I took a train from Kyiv to Lviv to a point where the taxi put us. I walked the last 50 kilometres," one Ukrainian woman told Reuters.

At an emergency meeting of the UN Security Council on 28 February, Dame Barbara Woodward, the British Ambassador to the UN, warned that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is causing a “humanitarian catastrophe”.

“As a result of President Putin’s decision to launch a full-scale invasion of Ukraine, a country of 44 million people is now on the brink of humanitarian catastrophe. Missiles have rained down on Kharkiv, with cluster munitions hitting residential areas and injuring residents. Disruption to supply chains has caused food shortages in Kramatorsk …

“Violence in Kyiv has forced people to seek refuge underground, with many thousands, including the elderly and disabled, unable to evacuate.”

Here’s a snapshot of the scale of the humanitarian crisis.

1. More than half a million Ukrainian refugees and rising
More than 660,000 people, mostly women and children, have fled Ukraine to neighbouring countries in the past six days, the UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) said on 1 March.

There are reports of people waiting for up to 60 hours to enter Poland, while queues at the Romanian border are up to 20 kilometres long, UNHCR Spokesperson Shabia Mantoo told a briefing in Geneva.


2. How many Ukrainian refugees there could be
The UNHCR is planning for up to 4 million refugees in the coming days and weeks.

UNHCR High Commissioner Filippo Grandi told the UN Security Council: “I have worked in refugee crises for almost 40 years and I have rarely seen such an incredibly fast-rising exodus of people. I regret to say that unless there is an immediate halt to conflict, Ukrainians will continue to flee.”

3. EU countries have dropped entry requirements
The European Union is preparing to grant Ukrainians who flee the war the right to stay and work in the 27-nation bloc for up to three years, senior European officials said on 28 February, adding that EU border states would get help to cope with the arrivals. EU members Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Hungary have land borders with Ukraine.

Slovakia has opened its borders to refugees without travel documents, while the Czech Republic has lifted its ban on Ukrainians crossing without COVID-19 certificates.

4. How much is needed
Red Cross agencies appealed on 1 March for $273 million to provide food, water and shelter to millions of people in Ukraine and to those who have fled abroad.

The International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) and the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies – the world's largest disaster relief network – issued the joint appeal as a huge Russian armoured column bore down on Kyiv, six days after Moscow's invasion began.

"We need the funds to address the humanitarian needs, which are already staggering – food, water, shelter, healthcare, psychological support – and they are growing by the hour," ICRC Regional Director for Europe and Central Asia Martin Schüepp told a news briefing.

5. How you can help
Donations to organizations such as the ICRC and the International Rescue Committee will pay for urgent supplies, including blankets and cooking stoves.

The UNHCR says that fundraising for displaced families by organizing events through work or at school is a way to take positive action and bring people together to help during the crisis.

It also warns about sharing misinformation online about the situation in Ukraine, suggesting using accredited sources including the BBC and the World Economic Forum. If you’re unsure of whether a news source is accredited, it suggests checking here.
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Blarit wrote:
Wed Mar 02, 2022 4:58 pm
Scared russian "liberators."

https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasf ... onotop_to/
I saw this video. A bunch of fringe people took to the streets because the vast majority of people, don't let themselves out on the streets. Do you think they reflect the opinion of most people? All the scumbags have been given guns, the felons have been released and given guns. There is colossal looting in the cities. You think they're the ones who are so brave? They are cowardly stinkers, because the bitches know that the Russian army does not work according to the "American scenario of warfare", so they hide in the cities, hiding behind ordinary people. Why don't they let women and children out of the cities? Okay men, but women and children, why don't they let them out? What is the problem with letting them out? Can you explain, dumbass? Because they are cowardly and cunning jackals. About the "American scenario of warfare", you can see my post with pictures. The only thing is that the Russian military has not unlimited patience, and soon these marginal people will be turned into charred heads.

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