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by gdy 7y ago
If I had a bounty program for finding vulnerabilities in my statement, you would've won a prize)
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by gdy 7y ago
I don't see your point, honestly.
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by gdy 7y ago
According to your own link Crimean Tatars constituted 20% of the population in 1939, nowadays the number 12-15%. I wouldn't call it 'greatly affected'.
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by gdy 7y ago
Are you and 'tomohawk' the same person? Otherwise I don't see a reason why you have brought up 'ethnic cleansing' in this thread. Nonetheless, the deportation of Crimean Tatars by Stalin in 1944 is a crime and has b
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by gdy 7y ago
Let's not confuse events of the 18th century and the modern history. Crimea was called Crimean Khanate at that time and the backbone of its economy was the slave trade. As a major slave trade hub it has seen many hundreds of thousands
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by gdy 7y ago
You keep repeating 'ethnic cleansing' without providing any proof of it.
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by gdy 7y ago
"Crimea: Illegal occupation by Russia. Ethnic cleansing" You are misinformed, there is no ethnic cleansing in Crimea.
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by gdy 7y ago
Crimea is a special case: it used to be Russian but was reassigned to the Ukraine at the time when they both were part of the USSR. It wasn't a big deal until the USSR dissolved and suddenly Crimean residents turned out to be in a fore
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by gdy 7y ago
Hearing him talking to his boss and to a waiter would be no less informative.
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by gdy 7y ago
I, for one, would greatly respect a person who always speaks in the same way to everyone.
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by gdy 7y ago
In Russia it's just Galilei or sometimes Galileo Galilei, but never Galileo.
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by gdy 7y ago
How do you renegotiate a deal if the other party isn't interested in returning stolen property?
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by gdy 7y ago
What exactly is their interest in Crimea on the other side of the globe?
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by gdy 7y ago
Why Russia's ambitions are less legitimate than American ones?
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by gdy 7y ago
I hope you don't mind being considered evil
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by gdy 7y ago
To be consistent you would surely have to condemn the US and EU for not imposing sanctions on the Chechnya.
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by gdy 7y ago
Serbian constitution didn't allow unilateral secession of Kosovo either. Where are the sanctions against Kosovo then?
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by gdy 7y ago
"The idea behind the sanctions is in the end to make the life of the populous sufficiently difficult so they will rebel." Isn't it evil? I mean, if you don't believe the results of referendum and subsequent Gallop's
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by gdy 7y ago
The US punishes with sanctions the population of occupied Crimea. Where is the logic in that?
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by gdy 7y ago
* You are forgetting multiple things: reduction of the number of warheads, continuous enhancement of ABM systems by the US, this super-fuze upgrade giving enhanced anti-silo capability to submarine-based missiles which can reach targets in
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by gdy 7y ago
Interestingly, you don't have the answer to my simple question.
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by gdy 7y ago
1. Why does this democracy has upgraded its weapons in this particular way? The old weapons were working fine for the purpose of MAD (retaliatory strike against cities), the new ones are fit for a surprise first strike. This democracy hasn&
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by gdy 7y ago
You are being disingenuous here if you are trying to gloss over the fact that these 'military targets' can be silos with other party's ICBMs.
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by gdy 7y ago
Challenge accepted. "The US nuclear forces modernization program has been portrayed to the public as an effort to ensure the reliability and safety of warheads in the US nuclear arsenal, rather than to enhance their military capabiliti
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by gdy 7y ago
Clearing Lebensraum from lesser races had everything to do with Nazi Germany looking for its own interests.
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by gdy 7y ago
There is a Soviet joke, on unrelated subject, but relevant. A father informs his son that the prices have gone up. The son asks: "Does that mean that you will drink less?" - "No son, that means that you will eat less."
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by gdy 7y ago
"Imagine no electricity everywhere, no water, no sewer, no planes or trains, no tv or internet. It would be an apocalypse. The same thing happening to Iran might be difficult, but mostly annoying." I can imagine people in Iran rea
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by gdy 7y ago
"Do note, I'm not in any way condemning the US for the way they tend to act around the world, they're just looking out for themselves." So did the Nazi Germany.
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by gdy 7y ago
Most certainly. See 'Prevent re-emergence of a new rival (1992)'[0] and 'From Lisbon to Vladivostok: Putin Envisions a Russia-EU Free Trade Zone (2010)'[1]. Can't let that happen, can you. [0] https://www
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by gdy 7y ago
So you think Iran will use ballistic missile against the EU because... what? Because Iran gets money from the EU in exchange for oil?

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