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by gdy 7y ago
"if the russians hadn't made a deal with the nazis to steal poland" And how exactly do you know this? Maybe if the USSR hadn't bought the time and buffer space by this deal, the Germany would've taken the whole Pola
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by gdy 7y ago
"I haven't looked into this enough" And yet you rushed to disseminate it.
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by gdy 7y ago
"the USSR would attack first" [Citation needed]
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by gdy 7y ago
Yep. "I was worried about what people think of me, but now I know they don't think about me at all."
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by gdy 7y ago
"I'll leave my original post as-is as a monument to my failure." I don't think anyone cares and there is no reason to make them read the wrong title.
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by gdy 7y ago
I guess, they are still at the 'ploughing billions' stage.
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by gdy 7y ago
"I'll have a new job next week that pays more from day 1" And yet you are still here. This does add up
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by gdy 7y ago
The US however took part in it on the British side.
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by gdy 7y ago
Fascinating
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by gdy 7y ago
How so? For one thing, Swedes are less and less excited by the stream of Middle Eastern migrants caused by American adventures there.
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by gdy 7y ago
Shouldn't he pay for it in more serious way than just giving an apology which almost no one would read?
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by gdy 7y ago
Corollary: Python programmers are not real.
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by gdy 7y ago
But politicians are among most corrupt public servants in Australia. "The phenomenon has also been studied by the Australian National University, which produced a report called Perceptions of Corruption and Ethical Conduct (2012), whic
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by gdy 7y ago
Perhaps you shouldn't make unsubstantiated statements.
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by gdy 7y ago
No, it doesn't. Politicians are bribed all the time, mostly by the citizens of their country.
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by gdy 7y ago
It cannot provide 'further support' because the previous link doesn't provide any support at all. This new link doesn't support that statement either. Moreover, I've checked one quotation and it turned out to be tak
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by gdy 7y ago
I don't see what Africa has to do with Russia. But you are right, imagination is the only source of the statements like the one about Moscow and IKEA.
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by gdy 7y ago
It doesn't say the reasons for the crashes, unfortunately.
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by gdy 7y ago
I believe that it's your comment which is arrogant, not the 10x-er concept. Have some humility and accept that there are people out there who are immensely more gifted than you are. Aggressive mediocrity is distasteful.
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by gdy 7y ago
A library call? )
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by gdy 7y ago
Yes, and I've read about the cases described by your link, however I haven't read anything about the case in the grandparent comment. I'd call it bullshit, but that would be impolite.
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by gdy 7y ago
"If you're IKEA and want to open a store in Moscow, you will pay x% of your revenue to a local 'businessman/thug'. If not - no store! So you wait a decade and realize you have no choice, and so you just pay the appr
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by gdy 7y ago
"Airbus is everything that is wrong with the corporate world." But it makes planes that don't crash like Boeings.
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by gdy 7y ago
I don't see how it makes China 'a strategic threat'.
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by gdy 7y ago
Just as I thought -- no source, no citation.
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by gdy 7y ago
It doesn't say anything supporting "they have stated they will oppose democracy, everywhere, especially on other countries behalf".
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by gdy 7y ago
And what have actually China done 'to take away or undermine the democracy' in Western countries?
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by gdy 7y ago
[Citation needed]
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by gdy 7y ago
Not the countries. The "elites".
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by gdy 7y ago
How is China a strategic threat to 'democracy'? China isn't supporting 'color revolutions' of its own kind.

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