@AxelSolaOficial@gaentleman Bro, the Russian Empire literally pursued a systematic, state-level anti-Semitic policy for generations. What "Jewish Mongols"
@UkiCitizen@gaentleman Bro, you think you're smart? France had full industrial, air, and tech supremacy in Algeria, yet they still dragged it out for 8 years and failed. Having better weapons didn't give them a quick 3-day victory. Thanks for proving my point about long-term conflicts. 🤡
@Kozak_Bandera20@GunterFehlinger Dude, you literally have Bandera in your username, what is there even to talk about? You're completely brainwashed and utterly delusional. It’s obvious that no matter what facts or documents I show you, nothing will ever get through to you. Debate over.
@Kozak_Bandera20@GunterFehlinger BROOO WTF 💀 You literally IGNORED ALL MY ARGUMENTS, provided zero evidence, and kept spamming Wikipedia which isn't even accurate. You dodged every single point and changed the subject like 5 times. Just admit you have nothing to say and move on.
@Kozak_Bandera20@GunterFehlinger Imagine ignoring the actual texts of treaties and chronicles just to feel right. You didn’t debunk a single point I made, you just blanked out. Debate over, and I didn't lose—you just forfeited by being unable to face real history. Bye! ❌📖
@Kozak_Bandera20@GunterFehlinger Dropping real historical archives completely broke your script, so you chose to just ignore them. I'm ending this discussion now. I haven't lost; you just lack the arguments to reply to actual data. Keep living in your fairy tale.
@Kozak_Bandera20@GunterFehlinger Complete radio silence on my actual arguments and documents. Classic. Turning a blind eye to facts doesn't mean you won, it just means you hit a wall. I’m done wasting my time on someone who is allergic to sources. Moving on. ✌️
@Kozak_Bandera20@GunterFehlinger I gave you concrete evidence: the Ems Ukaz, the 1471 draft treaty, and the Novgorod chronicles. You ignored all of it because facts ruin your agenda. Turning a blind eye isn't a victory. I'm wrapping this up. You can't debate history with blank stares.
@Kozak_Bandera20@GunterFehlinger You literally ignored every historical fact, document, and chronicle I brought up just to keep parroting your narrative. I'm done here. I didn’t lose this debate; you just proved you can't handle real history. Enjoy arguing with yourself. 🤫🏁
@Kozak_Bandera20@GunterFehlinger Historical archives and the 1471 draft treaty with Casimir IV prove Novgorod’s elites betrayed their own people. The city was ruined by corrupt boyar courts, and commoners loathed the oligarchy so much they welcomed Moscow as a way to end local tyranny. Total internal rot.
@Kozak_Bandera20@GunterFehlinger The Novgorod 4th Chronicle literally proves it: the Archbishop’s elite cavalry stood still and refused to fight Moscow. The army was a demoralized mess of untrained peasants forced to bleed for corrupt boyar oligarchs who tried to sell the city to Catholic Lithuania.
@Kozak_Bandera20@GunterFehlinger The 1863 Polish uprising wasn't just peaceful resistance. Rebels aimed to restore the 1772 borders, meaning they planned to reclaim lands from Russia, Austria, and Prussia, risking a massive European war. Alexander II responded to a geopolitical threat, not just a protest.
@Kozak_Bandera20@GunterFehlinger Alexander II wasn't a hero, but facts matter. Reforming serfdom wasn't a "total failure"—it freed millions. Circassians faced tragic forced deportation (ethnic cleansing), not planned genocide. The anti-insurgency and language bans (Ems Ukaz) are real, dark history though
@Kozak_Bandera20@GunterFehlinger Calling Novgorod a "small village" in the 9th century while pretending 5th-century huts made Kyiv a city is a joke. Treaty language is fully verified by global historians. If Oleg is a myth, who forced Byzantium to sign official trade treaties? Ghosts? Take the loss.
@Kozak_Bandera20@GunterFehlinger The emergency services Treaty is signed by Oleg's real ambassadors. Denying his existence is anti-scientific. And stop repeating the V century myth—isolated huts do not make a continuous medieval city.
@Kozak_Bandera20@GunterFehlinger The Tsar who actually liberated Balkan Slavs from the Ottomans was Alexander II in the Russo-Turkish War of 1877–1878. He is literally celebrated as the "Tsar-Liberator" in Bulgaria. You are completely clueless.