Putin says Russians will 'go to Heaven as martyrs' in the event of a nuclear war as he would only us

kreo · Oct 20, 2018

Destroyer of illusions said: ↑

Russia is the freest and most peaceful country in the world. Therefore, all of humanity should rejoice when the Russians have new types of weapons.
Because only the presence of powerful weapons from the Russians makes the world safe.
Crazy in the White House and the Pentagon, as well as their vassals, could have started a nuclear apocalypse long ago, they do not hide this and in every Western media we see articles where the possibility of an attack on Russia is being considered. And only the presence of inevitable retaliation stops these madmen.

What do you think about it?
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That is a 100% true statement.
Americans are dangerous people, they do not live by themselves and do not let other people to live normal life.

goody · Oct 20, 2018

Destroyer of illusions said: ↑

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...ussians-Heaven-martyrs-event-nuclear-war.html

Russia is the freest and most peaceful country in the world. Therefore, all of humanity should rejoice when the Russians have new types of weapons.
Because only the presence of powerful weapons from the Russians makes the world safe.
Crazy in the White House and the Pentagon, as well as their vassals, could have started a nuclear apocalypse long ago, they do not hide this and in every Western media we see articles where the possibility of an attack on Russia is being considered. And only the presence of inevitable retaliation stops these madmen.

What do you think about it?
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Where he shows with his index there might be the last area in his body that didn't get fcked yet I guess...
money don't grow on trees you know...

goody · Oct 20, 2018

Oh my gosh... Really?

In Russia, journalism is far from the safest profession—even more so when the subject of investigation happens to be a private mercenary army engaged in multiple active conflicts abroad. On July 30, three Russian journalists were killed in the Central African Republic (CAR) while investigating a particularly dangerous topic: the Russian private military company Wagner, a mercenary outfit highly active in the Syrian and Ukrainian conflicts. At least two other Russian journalists have also suffered while researching Wagner, including Maxim Borodin, who suddenly fell to his death from a balcony in Yekaterinburg in April, and Denis Korotkov, a Saint Petersburg journalist forced into hiding after receiving death threats owing to his work on Wagner. There are now indications that Wagner forces may be present with both rebels and government forces in the CAR. A unit of the group, filmed by the recently deceased journalists, was operating in rebel-held territory—contrary to Moscow’s assertions that Russian forces were present only to assist CAR authorities.

While Wagner attempts to suppress investigations into its activities, the information available suggests an outfit that plays an increasingly crucial role for Moscow both abroad and at home. But even as this strategy has allowed Russia to rack up military successes without risking its own ground forces, it has also created an explosive situation: Skilled soldiers of fortune who take their orders from an oligarch—not from the Kremlin—are playing a central, unpredictable role in shaping Russia’s foreign policy.

Though the exact nature of Wagner’s relationship to the Kremlin remains murky, it has demonstrated a growing ability to create headaches for Russian authorities. Its origins date back to 2013, when an earlier iteration of Wagner, known as the Slavonic Corps, engaged in a disastrous mission to Syria at the behest of unknown Damascene businessmen. One of the commanders of the Slavonic Corps, a former Russian military intelligence (GRU) colonel named Dmitry Utkin, reemerged shortly thereafter, in early 2014, fighting in eastern Ukraine at the head of a GRU-linked outfit called PMC Wagner. It played a pivotal role in major battles there, working closely alongside Russian military forces and their separatist proxies over the next year and a half.

After proving its mettle in Donetsk, Wagner joined Moscow’s official intervention in Syria shortly after it began in September 2015, playing a leading role in the capture of Palmyra and Deir ez-Zor. Wagner has functioned as an undeclared branch of the Russian military: Its fighters fly to Syria on Russian military aircraft, receive treatment in Russian military hospitals, work alongside regular Russian forces in operations, and are awarded Russian military medals signed personally by Vladimir Putin. Backed by Russian airpower, Wagner fighters have been instrumental to the Syrian government’s reconquest of much of its territory, spearheading assaults against entrenched Islamic State positions in lieu of ineffective Syrian militias.

While Russia has long histories with Ukraine and (to a lesser extent) Syria, nothing of the sort can be said of central Africa, Wagner’s present area of focus. Following talks between Russia and Sudan on security cooperation late last year, a video emerged showing Russian contractors training local pro-government militia in the country. Then, in March 2018, the Kremlin issued a statement that 170 “civilian advisors” (widely understood to mean Wagner forces) had arrived in the CAR to train government forces. At the end of July, another 500 alleged Wagner fighters appeared on the Sudan-CAR border. There are persistent rumors of their current or future presence in Libya, with one Wagner commander stating in March that his fighters would soon head there. These developments seem to confirm reporting from a Russian journalist who, in March, posed as a Wagner recruit to access its main training base in southern Russia. “Half our guys are preparing for Africa,” he was told.

Sub-Saharan Africa probably isn’t a dream destination for Russian fighters, but a hefty financial incentive smooths that over. While the average Wagner paycheck fell last year by a third from its initial value (240,000 rubles monthly, or roughly $3,550), the current rate of 160,000 rubles still far outpaces the typical wages in provincial Russia. Interviews with families of deceased Wagner fighters, many of them drawn from central Russia’s dilapidated Ural region, have confirmed the group’s monetary allure.

more militarized in recent years, with new government initiatives for youth regiments and indoctrination from a young age. Moscow actively encourages this militant nationalism, under the guise of “patriotic mobilization.” Wagner, with its higher salaries and promises of foreign adventure, is well positioned to take advantage of this trend. One of its commanders recently stated that for their recruits, the feeling is clear: “Even if you are 10,000 kilometers from home, you are still fighting for the motherland.”

Wagner could also come to play a key role in Russia itself—namely, in the North Caucasus republic of Chechnya. Following Russia’s brutal reconquest of Chechnya in the early 2000s, it exists within the country as a state within a state, led by Ramzan Kadyrov, who exercises absolute authority with the Kremlin’s blessing. He commands tens of thousands of loyal, highly trainedsecurity forces.

For Wagner, Chechens are not just undesirable: They are banned from the organization, according to one commander. Despite this, Wagner fighters have fought alongside Chechens in Syria. While he continues to profess his loyalty as a “foot soldier in Putin’s army,” Kadyrov has grown more brazen in recent years, sometimes directly challenging Kremlin policy. There has been much speculation over whether a third Chechen war is inevitable, and what will happen once Putin’s current term ends in 2024. In the event another conflict does occur, with Kadyrov turning on his erstwhile masters, Moscow may turn to Wagner. As profiles of the fighters killed in Syria suggest, many Wagner recruits are veterans of the Chechen wars. It would seem to be a perfect answer for Russia’s Chechnya problem.

Wagner also offers Putin political insulation. Last year, the Islamic State captured two Wagner fighters in eastern Syria, and paraded them before the camera. Had they been Russian servicemen, the outcry at home would likely have been deafening. Instead, their captivity was brushed aside, with the Kremlin simply saying they were “probably volunteers.”

But this degree of separation is also a liability. Wagner’s forces remain outside the Russian armed forces, following the whims of their master, the oligarch Yevgeny Prigozhin. In February, Wagner mercenaries launched a surprise assault on U.S.-backed Kurdish forces in northeastern Syria, eventually suffering hundreds of casualties in a four-hour firefight that saw heavy American airpower brought to bear on the group. The result: a public-relations catastrophe for the Kremlin, which struggled to explain the nature of these mercenaries who had just assaulted U.S. positions, while covering up dozens of deaths. Judging from the haphazard and repeatedly revised Kremlin explanations of the event, it seems unlikely that Russian officials were apprised of the scale of the assault or its targeting of Americans. But Wagner’s position ultimately depends on the mercurial personal relationships among Prigozhin, Putin, and other top Kremlin officials. An earlier argument between Prigozhin and Minister of Defense Sergei Shoigu in mid-2016 was followed by a sharp reduction in the quality of military supplies and air support available to Wagner forces in Syria.

personal security detail. The withdrawal of hundreds of U.S. soldiers from Africa and widespread antipathy throughout the CAR toward the French, the traditional power brokers in their former colony, have left the CAR as what one United Nations official calls a “free country for the taking.” Russia has spent much of the past decade looking to reassert itself globally; following largely successful forays into the Middle East, Africa marks a natural next step for the Kremlin’s foreign policy. Add in the promise of lucrative gold and diamond resources and it’s easy to see why the country would be an attractive target for Moscow (and a profitable one for Wagner).

Despite these hiccups, the past year has been an eminently successful one for Wagner. One Wagner-focused discussion group on a Russian social-media site has seen a spike of activity the past six months. Many users have expressed their interest in joining, while some heated discussions have emerged. (One commentator, looking to join, was told, “This isn’t a ****ing game like you think,” to which he responded, “I know what war is, I served in Chechnya.”)

There are also indications that the Wagner model is being replicated. In July, a little-known company called Patriot, reportedly well connected to defense-ministry officials and offering better pay than Wagner, surfaced. Its contractors can reportedly earn up to 1 million rubles a month, an unthinkable sum for anyone living outside Moscow’s Garden Ring. It remains to be seen exactly what role Patriot, Wagner, or any other imitators will play in Africa, Syria, and elsewhere going forward, but it appears as though the private military company as an instrument of Russian foreign and domestic policy is here to stay.
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Carl Von Clausewitz · Oct 21, 2018

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wombat · Oct 21, 2018

modernpaladin said: ↑

Russian retaliation isn't stopping the madmen of the world. Everyone with power has bunkers and they don't care how many of us die in a nuclear war.

But Russia built bunkers for its civilians. That is a far more effective deterrence in this day where everyone has nukes. Whatever happens, Russia has some 40 million effectively un-nukable people. From a purely strategic point of view, that's a hell of a jump-start on civilization after nuclear oblivion. I hope the rest of the worlds nuclear powers take note of this strategy and start building more defense instead of offense.
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"mad men of the world"...mmmm

I'm convinced that the world will have only female leaders. If the human race is so dedicated to survival then such a move towards that change will bring peace. How many female leaders have been aggressive militarily? Don't count Thatcher- she defended (Falklands).

Men need to conquer, women need to nurture. Not true always but mostly.

modernpaladin · Oct 21, 2018

wombat said: ↑

"mad men of the world"...mmmm

I'm convinced that the world will have only female leaders. If the human race is so dedicated to survival then such a move towards that change will bring peace. How many female leaders have been aggressive militarily? Don't count Thatcher- she defended (Falklands).

Men need to conquer, women need to nurture. Not true always but mostly.
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Women only need to nurture when they have personal attatchment. When strangers are concerned, and especially when they are in a position of anonymity, women become crueler and colder even than men under the same circumstances. Women are no less prone to holding 'me and mine' above outsiders than men are... and women will sleep better afterwards.

War, being primarily about resource and tribalism, would not stop were women in charge.

bigfella · Oct 21, 2018

Do Russian martyrs each get 72 virgins when they get to heaven? if so then a nuclear war might exhaust the reserves of virgins. Might have to ration them.

Destroyer of illusions · Oct 21, 2018

Jonsa said: ↑

I think the "in your face" propaganda you continually post might work on knuckle draggers and the ignorant, but I don't think you'll find many dumb or stupid people who will buy into that pile of steaming bullshit.

BTW, anonymous martyrs are nothing more than disposable cattle.
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Do you blame the DailyMail for propaganda? Propaganda what, I wonder? Do you really think that the DailyMail works for the KGB?

anonymous martyrs are nothing more than disposable cattle
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Please specify, you are talking about hundreds of thousands of civilians killed in Iraq, Avganistan ..., Belgrade .... Hiroshima, Dresden ... and many other places, or you call the disposable cattle of American soldiers killed in Operation Overlord, in the Ardennes, ... in Vietnam .... during 9-11? Who exactly of these dead people are cattle for you?

Destroyer of illusions · Oct 21, 2018

jay runner said: ↑

“Christ is our God Who ordered us to pray for our offenders and to do good to them. He also said that no one of us can show greater love in life than he who gives his life for his friends (Jn. 15:3). That is why we generously endure offences caused us as private people. But in company we defend one another and give our lives in battle for our neighbours, so that you, having taken our fellows prisoners, could not imprison their souls together with their bodies by forcing them into renouncing their faith and into godless deeds. Our Christ-loving soldiers protect our Holy Church with arms in their hands. They safeguard the sovereign in whose sacred person they respect the image of the rule of the Heavenly King. They safeguard their land because with its fall the home authority will inevitably fall too and the evangelical faith will be shaken. These are precious pledges for which soldiers should fight to the last. And if they give their lives in battlefield, the Church will include them in the community of the holy martyrs and call them intercessors before God.”

St. Cyril, sent out from Constantinople to preach, answering the questions of the Saracens as to why the Christians resist Islam.

But not many people know that the tradition of the fathers equals scripture in Orthodoxy.
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Priests can say anything. Catholic priests, for example, conduct the wedding ceremony of homosexuals. They also rape children. In addition, modern temples have become trading places. Therefore, to refer to the statements of any priests - this is nonsense. The priests are the same sinners, like all people. For they were born in sin. Therefore, references to what the sinner says are not correct.
Therefore, I quote the apostle for you, not the priests.
At one time, priests burned people on fires. And if you look at the history of the popes, you will learn that chief the Catholics are more like maniacs and sadists than the righteous. Remember at least Papa Borgia.

Destroyer of illusions · Oct 21, 2018

modernpaladin said: ↑

Russian retaliation isn't stopping the madmen of the world. Everyone with power has bunkers and they don't care how many of us die in a nuclear war.

But Russia built bunkers for its civilians. That is a far more effective deterrence in this day where everyone has nukes. Whatever happens, Russia has some 40 million effectively un-nukable people. From a purely strategic point of view, that's a hell of a jump-start on civilization after nuclear oblivion. I hope the rest of the worlds nuclear powers take note of this strategy and start building more defense instead of offense.
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The danger is that with the inevitable economic collapse, the madmen in the government have a choice. - Or get a civil war inside the country, or find an external enemy and make him guilty in the idiotic economic policy that Reigen began.
Therefore, the oligarchs force their puppets in the White House to pursue confrontational policies. And as you rightly noted, the oligarchs have bunkers to stay safely during a nuclear conflict.

Destroyer of illusions · Oct 21, 2018

HumbledPi said: ↑

Oh good Lord! Where did you ever get the idea that Russia is the "freest and most peaceful country in the world"? If all Trump supporters think the way that you do, it would explain why you don't feel Russia meddling in our election was such a bad thing. I'm an older person (like Mattis) and have no 'fantasies' about what the United States is and it is most definitely not "invincible, ordained by God". I doubt there's very many people that are logical that believe that that Russia is in any way peaceful or free. If they do, then they haven't had any civics classes or read a book. Since I've had the time to digest this absurdly unintelligent statement, I'll respond.

Let me begin with a 1st grade primer on Russia with a graphic illustration.

On to lesson #2 Russia oppression.

Putin enjoys imprisoning prominent public leaders. Putin persecutes artists and even musicians whose expressive lyrics reflect poorly on Putin, like the members of the now infamous ***** Riot, who have been intimidated, arrested, and imprisoned. Russia’s new Criminal Code expands the definition of ‘treason’ to turn virtually any government critic into a “traitor”, so yes, if you speak openly in a negative way about Putin, you can be imprisoned for life and labeled a 'traitor'. Human rights defenders complaining about law enforcement misconduct have themselves been targeted, subject to harassment, death threats, enforced disappearances and murder. Increasing repression in Russia goes unchallenged. In other words, in Russia you can't express your opinion, you can't object to violations of human rights and you can vote...but your vote doesn't matter because the elections are all rigged to favor Putin. It's been recorded on video of government personnel stuffing ballot boxes with one after another election voting form with only one candidate name on the ballot, Vladimir Putin.

Now about the real part, Russia's disregard for the sovereignty of other countries. Russian opposition lawmakers and investigative journalists are suspected to be assassinated while investigating corruption and alleged crimes conducted by state authorities or FSB: Sergei Yushenkov, Yuri Shchekochikhin, Alexander Litvinenko, Galina Starovoitova, Anna Politkovskaya, Paul Klebnikov. USA and UK intelligence services believe Russian government and secret services are behind at least fourteen targeted killings on British soil.

Freedom of movement in Russia; More than four million employees tied to the military and security services were banned from traveling abroad under rules issued during 2014. Freedom of the press: Russia is 147th place in the World Press Freedom Index (from a list of 168 countries).

Racism and xenophobia: The main communities targeted by xenophobia are the Jewish community, groups originating from the Caucasus, migrants and foreigners. LGBT rights in Russia: Neither same-sex marriages nor civil unions of same-sex couples are allowed in Russia.

Homophobic rhetoric, including by officials, and rising homophobic violence accompanied debate about these laws. Three homophobic murders were reported in various regions of Russia in May 2013. Vigilante groups, consisting of radical nationalists, and neo-Nazis, lure men or boys to meetings, accuse them of being gay, humiliate and beat them, and post videos of the proceedings on social media.

Disabled and children's rights: Currently, an estimated 2 million children live in Russian orphanages, with another 4 million children on the streets.[210] According to a 1998 Human Rights Watch report, "Russian children are abandoned to the state at a rate of 113,000 a year for the past two years, up dramatically from 67,286 in 1992. Of a total of more than 600,000 children classified as being 'without parental care,' as many as one-third reside in institutions, while the rest are placed with a variety of guardians. From the moment the state assumes their care, orphans in Russia – of whom 95 percent still have a living parent – are exposed to shocking levels of cruelty and neglect."

Human trafficking in Russia: The end of communism and collapse of the Soviet Union and Yugoslavia has contributed to an increase in human trafficking, with the majority of victims being women forced into prostitution.Russia is a country of origin for persons, primarily women and children, trafficked for the purpose of sexual exploitation.

Lastly there was this, the annexation of Crimea by the Russian Federation. Yep, Putin just took Crimea from the Ukraine.

If you believe what you posted then you really should move to Russia, I would encourage it if you're not already living there. If you are, then good luck to you.
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I have the impression that you are raving.

By the way. Russians have long been appointing American presidents. Here is the proof. Russian agent recruits Nixon in Moscow.
It is clearly visible - the contract of cooperation with the KGB is concluded by a handshake.

Max Rockatansky · Oct 21, 2018

Destroyer of illusions said: ↑

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...ussians-Heaven-martyrs-event-nuclear-war.html

Russia is the freest and most peaceful country in the world. Therefore, all of humanity should rejoice when the Russians have new types of weapons.
Because only the presence of powerful weapons from the Russians makes the world safe.
Crazy in the White House and the Pentagon, as well as their vassals, could have started a nuclear apocalypse long ago, they do not hide this and in every Western media we see articles where the possibility of an attack on Russia is being considered. And only the presence of inevitable retaliation stops these madmen.

What do you think about it?
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Putin has already murdered thousands of Russians. Now he wants to murder millions of his own people. Sad.

The sooner a Russian patriot removes him from power, the safe and freer all Russians will become.

HumbledPi · Oct 21, 2018

Destroyer of illusions said: ↑

I have the impression that you are raving.

By the way. Russians have long been appointing American presidents. Here is the proof. Russian agent recruits Nixon in Moscow.
It is clearly visible - the contract of cooperation with the KGB is concluded by a handshake.

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wombat · Oct 21, 2018

modernpaladin said: ↑

Women only need to nurture when they have personal attatchment. When strangers are concerned, and especially when they are in a position of anonymity, women become crueler and colder even than men under the same circumstances. Women are no less prone to holding 'me and mine' above outsiders than men are... and women will sleep better afterwards.

War, being primarily about resource and tribalism, would not stop were women in charge.
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Sorry, that is pure speculation. Do you have examples?

goody · Oct 21, 2018

Destroyer of illusions said: ↑

Do you blame the DailyMail for propaganda? Propaganda what, I wonder? Do you really think that the DailyMail works for the KGB?

Please specify, you are talking about hundreds of thousands of civilians killed in Iraq, Avganistan ..., Belgrade .... Hiroshima, Dresden ... and many other places, or you call the disposable cattle of American soldiers killed in Operation Overlord, in the Ardennes, ... in Vietnam .... during 9-11? Who exactly of these dead people are cattle for you?
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Russia is supporting Taliban that fights against the legitimate government of Afghanistan. Russia wants to steal Afghanistan's natural resources by officially siding with terrorists. It also pressures central African governments, blackmailing some to steal their resources too.

Do you want to discuss?

Thedimon · Oct 21, 2018

wombat said: ↑

"mad men of the world"...mmmm

I'm convinced that the world will have only female leaders. If the human race is so dedicated to survival then such a move towards that change will bring peace. How many female leaders have been aggressive militarily? Don't count Thatcher- she defended (Falklands).

Men need to conquer, women need to nurture. Not true always but mostly.
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Do you even know women?
Would you think it would be wise to staff a parliament with females who are subject to major mood swings due to monthly changes their bodies go through?
I do vote for right women, but I have no illusions about a perfect world that is ran by females.

Destroyer of illusions · Oct 21, 2018

goody said: ↑

Russia is supporting Taliban that fights against the legitimate government of Afghanistan. Russia wants to steal Afghanistan's natural resources by officially siding with terrorists. It also pressures central African governments, blackmailing some to steal their resources too.

Do you want to discuss?
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Who is your doctor?

goody · Oct 21, 2018

Destroyer of illusions said: ↑

Who is your doctor?
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A very common reply from a very low IQ individual, as expected...
Your IQ is seriously low and moreover, you are very uneducated. Like Jeanette...
This explains your fanaticism and repetition... You do not have any difference from the jihadists Putin is sided with.
Islamists = Russian government (Mr firsts profile picture.)

Adfundum · Oct 21, 2018

flyboy56 said: ↑

Did Putin convert to Islam?
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Do they get virgins too?

Adfundum · Oct 21, 2018

Destroyer of illusions said: ↑

I do not understand what you wrote. Write a literary language please.
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He said your response does not apply to the discussion.

Destroyer of illusions · Oct 21, 2018

wombat said: ↑

"mad men of the world"...mmmm

I'm convinced that the world will have only female leaders. If the human race is so dedicated to survival then such a move towards that change will bring peace. How many female leaders have been aggressive militarily? Don't count Thatcher- she defended (Falklands).

Men need to conquer, women need to nurture. Not true always but mostly.
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Women in running the country are a disaster for the country. For example, see Merkel. She allowed hordes of savages to Germany. See Albright, which insisted on the bombing of Yugoslavia.
Remember the Medici and Borgia? Isabella of Castile in Spain, Britain under Tudor is a horror for the country and its neighbors.
Or look at the women ministers of defense. More evil minister's you will not find.

Again. A woman in power is a disaster for the country. And this is a medical fact. Women have a poorly developed brain hemisphere, which is responsible for logic. But the half hemisphere of the brain, which is responsible for emotions, is more developed.

A female president is like a monkey with a grenade. Look at Clinton, Kandalizu Rice...

Adfundum · Oct 21, 2018

Destroyer of illusions said: ↑

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...ussians-Heaven-martyrs-event-nuclear-war.html

Russia is the freest and most peaceful country in the world. Therefore, all of humanity should rejoice when the Russians have new types of weapons.
Because only the presence of powerful weapons from the Russians makes the world safe.
Crazy in the White House and the Pentagon, as well as their vassals, could have started a nuclear apocalypse long ago, they do not hide this and in every Western media we see articles where the possibility of an attack on Russia is being considered. And only the presence of inevitable retaliation stops these madmen.

What do you think about it?
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I think if it is the most peaceful country in the world, it would not have a military or spend so much money on the weapons of war.

Destroyer of illusions · Oct 21, 2018

Adfundum said: ↑

He said your response does not apply to the discussion.
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Thank you for the clarification. I do not speak English, much less no familiar with the vulgar jargon.

Destroyer of illusions · Oct 21, 2018

Adfundum said: ↑

I think if it is the most peaceful country in the world, it would not have a military or spend so much money on the weapons of war.
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Even peaceful countries are forced to defend themselves.

Adfundum · Oct 21, 2018

Destroyer of illusions said: ↑

Women in running the country are a disaster for the country. For example, see Merkel. She allowed hordes of savages to Germany. See Albright, which insisted on the bombing of Yugoslavia.
Remember the Medici and Borgia? Isabella of Castile in Spain, Britain under Tudor is a horror for the country and its neighbors.
Or look at the women ministers of defense. More evil minister's you will not find.

Again. A woman in power is a disaster for the country. And this is a medical fact. Women have a poorly developed brain hemisphere, which is responsible for logic. But the half hemisphere of the brain, which is responsible for emotions, is more developed.

A female president is like a monkey with a grenade. Look at Clinton, Kandalizu Rice...
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Oh....My....God....

Ok, have a nice life over there, and keep your women in the kitchen.

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