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by gdy 6y ago
The only reason for the Russian actions in the Ukraine is the American-sponsored coup in the Ukraine [0] and the intention of expanding NATO into the Ukraine. If the US had chosen to respect Russian security interests, nothing would've
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by gdy 6y ago
To the citizens of Crimea who are suffering from the American sanctions? Sure. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_sanctions_during...
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by gdy 6y ago
They might want ask the people of Iraq and Yemen.
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by gdy 6y ago
The US has a lot of compassion to "the theocratic authoritarian dictatorship regime" of Saudi Arabia. Enough to sell it billions worth of weapons and forgive the executions of opposition and the murder of a Washington Post journal
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by gdy 6y ago
"So, Russia under sanctions, for annexation of Crimea, should just be left alone to leave their lives?" "Sanctions are not punishments. They are just a way to say – you're an asshole" So tell me why are the American
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by gdy 6y ago
As if the US has stopped harming Iran 67 years ago. And at the same time the US still imposes embargo on Cuba, 60 years after the nationalization of the property of American companies [0]. How much time has to pass before it's no longe
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by gdy 6y ago
That's ironic, that you have a problem with casuality. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran%E2%80%93United_States_rel... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran%E2%80%93United_States_rel...
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by gdy 6y ago
Which people?
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by gdy 6y ago
Why crows haven't invented stretchers to carry fellow crows to safety? Making a stretcher doesn't look more complicated than building a nest.
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by gdy 6y ago
Fair enough.
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by gdy 6y ago
"It's not worth it for multiple providers to wire up an apartment or neighbourhood" That's not how it is in Russia. In a city not far from Moscow we have 2-4 providers in an apartment building (FTTx). Just checked my bil
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by gdy 6y ago
Or maybe they just don't do that kind of thing. Color revolution are American specialty.
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by gdy 6y ago
Russian state-controlled TV channels are portraying protesters in a very negative light.
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by gdy 6y ago
"when Russia did the same thing" BS. Russia has never done anything like that.
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by gdy 6y ago
>Russian connections You say it like it's something bad.
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by gdy 6y ago
You mean reasons like being invaded or bombed by the NATO or NATO members? Or like NATO's Supreme Commander in Europe giving an order to attack your country's paratroopers [0]? [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2
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by gdy 6y ago
Is it worth reading? Anything different from the CIA's PsyOps?
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by gdy 6y ago
How so?
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by gdy 6y ago
"No comments. " The usual situation when lacking arguments. Perhaps, you should look up the word 'ethnic' in the dictionary. "The only TV station in Crimea in Tatar language was closed after occupation.(And he knew
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by gdy 6y ago
"All russian propagandists do, because it's usually a paid job." Says an account created 8 months ago to an account created 8 years ago.
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by gdy 6y ago
Are both of you using the same handbook of internet trolls?
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by gdy 6y ago
"Perhaps so, Russian actions covert or overt are not justifiable." Why not?
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by gdy 6y ago
Of course not. If not for Russian intervention Moldavian army would've drowned them in blood. Think Kosovo. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Transnistria#Transnistria_War
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by gdy 6y ago
And God forbid researching the topic -- you might find that sometimes Russians are the good guys.
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by gdy 6y ago
"Transnistria is basically following the same pattern as North Georgia or East Ukraine. ... This is how Russia invades without invading. The relevant term of art is "hybrid warfare"." I don't think you have made eve
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by gdy 6y ago
We also have pet bears that play balalayka while we drink vodka.
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by gdy 6y ago
We are talking about motivation for getting territories. All that the parent comment listed doesn't have anything to do with that.
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by gdy 6y ago
"I can assure everyone" Yeah, 'Dude, just trust me'. I'm pretty sure there are such Tatars, who are unhappy with Crimean authorities, just like there is a double digit percentage of Russians in Russia who are unhapp
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by gdy 6y ago
"semi-valid points to slowly deliver 'lie-point' that have nothing to do with the reality" You are welcome to provide counterpoints, that's how "civilized discussion" works.
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by gdy 6y ago
Saddam got what he deserved, but the people of Iraq didn't deserved what came to them -- about half a million deaths[1] and later the rise of ISIS. Total number of people dead in the aftermath of American invasion is now bigger than th

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