@SaysSimulation For hundreds of thousands years, permanent settlement and agriculture either didn't exist or was a fleeting niche. By your logic, we should be reverting to the norm of hunting and gathering any time now.
@AngloIrsh_Rebel@landofangle Ever considered not polluting public space with your opinions until you gain an elementary grasp of geography or at the very least basic fact checking ?
@telekomfella@simonasbartkus@riga_airport@airBaltic Reneging on an already agreed on commitment would be a knife in the back to Latvia's partners, especially Estonia (who have kept up their end of the commitment).
@amonius57 Hostage nation does better than Great Russia.
Vatnik can't handle cognitive dissonance, starts inventing counterfactuals, "but that's because Russia subsidized it".
@CausticMouse_@MonicaLMarks Yes. But out of all the subjects of the Russian Empire, Balts, Finns and Poles were least affected by Russian colonialism. As in, the cultures are/were more resilient. The discourse of colonialism is new and somewhat alien here.
@Sid_Lukkassen@megha_lilly Sure, the Church was pagans cospalying christianity for a millenia and half and then some Central European dudes happened to wing it to Divine Truth.
Absolute self-serving BS.
Full timeline analysis 👉 https://t.co/MiVa0z5EfI
I have tried - to the best of my abilities - to compress the timeline of Western decline that didn’t start with one event or one election (e.g. Donald Trump), but a sequence of steps, and each step was a choice.
@coaladdict@cornu__copia I got banned from posting to a r/USSR reddit for being subscribed to r/Baltics. Apparently anything Baltic related is revanchist!
Krotevych, former Azov officer: Syrskyi would never admit a mistake. He would probably say his only mistake was being too soft. That is dangerous. In my view, he has repeatedly lied to Zelenskyy. 1/
Thousands of Estonians volunteered to fight alongside Finland during the Continuation War.
In August 1942, 13 of them were chosen for one of the most dangerous special operations of the war.
This would become one of the most tragic stories in Finnish war history. 🧵