@KesendraB@Aelthemplaer@PeteHegseth@HillaryClinton Chechnya is a russian territory, Georgia attacked the breakaway state of South Ossetia and got repelled, there was a civil war in Moldova already, Ukraine was asked time and time again not to join NATO and refused peace treaty of 2022.
@Yngvarr2023 @historylust That's the lesser crown of the Russian Empress Anne of Russia created by russian jewellers in 1730. They started to call it "Polish" after coronation of Emperor Nicholas I in Warsaw 1829.
@dc2842@lankyrob6369@navetkelso@votefloridaman@zerohedge How come Russia was the one "throwing bodies at the enemy" while there was only one wave of mobilization and Ukraine had 10 before they stopped counting? Also it was Ukraine that started fighting in trenches in spring or 2022.
@JnNj25263693 @Lev_Melnyk@IAPonomarenko Yes, same motivation as Germany and Hungary, but go on. But I bet when Russia does the same in Donbas and Crimea it's different.
@LouiseMensch@elonmusk@McFaul If casualties are "far greater" for Russians how come Ukraine is on its 10-11th wave of mobilization and Russian only had one?
@babberdastabber@Nekonomz@broccolibreker@Thool22@InternetH0F Them motherfuckers were agrarian-socialists and khmer nationalists rather than communists really. Using communist banner was the way to gain international support. But yeah, if we consider them communist them did what they did. Not denying that.
@boxtowerman @trailerbustop@Thool22@InternetH0F I don't think Stalin's apologists would use the term Great purge lol. I'm not denying that Stalin's regime killed a lot of people. I just think stretching numbers is a wrong thing to do. It turns facts into myths overtime.
@Grzegor51618471 @broccolibreker @jackb58__ @Thool22@InternetH0F It's hard to explain what was the famine of 1933 to someone with that hashtag in their username. Just the heads up - it wasn't just USSR that suffered from it.