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And you should understand that someone who once came to kill you will come again! These people hate Russians, and that won't change. It doesn't matter whether it's a monument dedicated to Soviet soldier or to some Russian emperor. Only thing that matters is that it is Russian. Ask some Russian from Estonia! Quote:
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On the other hand you sound like some Orange/Jablokoist to me! Maybe you're the one of those who feel sorry for Ana Politkovskaja and scum like her??? |
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Did Serbs have conflicts with Finns? No. But I have problem with former finnish president Athissari and his plans to give Kosovo independence.
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Answer me, should I hate Germans? Or Austrians? Or French? Or any other European naiton we had war with? Should Finns hate us because damned soviet government attacked them in '39? And please don't try to portray us as victims. We were often agressors, we attacked, of course we've been attacked too. That's how history happens, noone is perfect. Quote:
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Russia always suppressed independence movements in these countries after they were conquered by Russia. The fact these counties were under Swedish and German rule before does not justify imperialistic Russian policy. It was not at least thanks to German troops the Baltic countries and Finland became independent. The USSR continued Russia's imperialist policy and the Hitler-Stalin treaty made them part of the USSR in 1939. Quote:
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We could debate this for eternity, it is no secret there was a colonization of territories east of Germany, but ist is a mistake to say it happened violent all the time. Like I mentioned before, many Slavic leaders called for German settlers. Many Slovenes volunteerly became Germanized so to speak, the Hungarians in the Vojvodina are not to keen to identify themselves with Slavic Serbs. However, the colonialization of the east not necessarily was a German national enterprise, it was done to christianize the Slavs in the first place. Quote:
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![]() Anyway, alphabetization started with christianization, overhere and there. Quote:
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I am well aware who is behind the "democtratication", nevertheless Russia supported these movements by treating neighbouring states as subjects to the Russian empire. Quote:
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I am no worshipper of western democracy, I find it outragous to see the fat liberal pig Merkel travelling around and telling Russia and China they must care for human rights, democracy and freedom of press. But all this does not justify Russian imperialistic policy towards neighbouring countries.
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Aptrgangr sagt: I am republican anyway ![]() Lutiferre sagt: me too, but thats mostly because i am against monarchy ![]() „Noch sitzt Ihr da oben, Ihr feigen Gestalten. Vom Feinde bezahlt, doch dem Volke zum Spott! Doch einst wird wieder Gerechtigkeit walten, dann richtet das Volk, dann gnade Euch Gott!“ (Theodor Körner 1791-1813)
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The whole riot thing in Tallinn and other towns is a Kremlin-staged provocation aimed at the independent state and sovereign nation of Estonia. Perhaps, even at the idea of nationalism as such. Bastards!
I believe the Russian secret services helped a lot at keeping the fire of discontent burning.
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@Sektor. I saw it all firsthand, as I often go to Estonia and my wife's relatives are living there. Don't be sold so easily to imperialistic propaganda.
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Interesting to note is that there is not a single number of how many Russians were deported to gulags, on this link you gave! I wonder why? ![]() I could fully reply to your post, but that would just open new questions, and this discussion already went into the wrong direction. So, I want to summarize the arguments we have here... Gottslav is right when he says this - "There's a clash of interests though between Post-Soviet imperialism and rising independent nation." But I must paraphrase his sentence a bit. It is actually a clash between Russian national interests and NATO's interests! You can see that clash in other areas, like in Georgia and Ukraine. Geopolitically speaking, NATO/USA/Zionists went to deep into the "Russian space". Petty countries are just a tool in a hands of Zionists. That's what's behind all of this charade... NATO troops are in Baltic countries, Romania, Turkey etc. If you open your map, you'll see how close are these countries to Russia. Georgia has now a, so called, pro-western government, they want to join NATO and EU etc. There are still interior struggles in Ukraine about, whether Ukraine is going to be a pro-western country or not. What I feel sorry for, is to see that even nationalists have swallowed that crappy Zionist propaganda about "the brave small nation and evil imperialists"! If NATO troops are in your country, then it means that NATO controls your country. That's a fact, and I think this is the beginning of a new cold war! And there is a "Iranian" question. What do you think, what was the real reason for occupation of Iraq and Afghanistan? I'll tell you, because USA/NATO wants to attack Iran. Why? There are several reasons - first because Iran has Islamic government that is anti-Zionist, and Iran is too close to Israel. Second, because Iran has perfect geopolitical position - Iran borders with former Soviet republics. Do you see the pattern here? Not to mention that Pakistan is American ally, and that USA/NATO has troops there! Do you think that recent friendly Russo-Iranian relations are a coincidence? Europe is under the American (Atlantist/Zionist) occupation, and we won't have peace until we get rid of that plague. European politicians are nothing but the American servants and some countries have even Jews for their presidents, with waste hordes of new immigrants, waiting on the borders. That's how degenerate Europe is today. Serbia is like it always was in her history - a hardheaded and stubborn nation, an island in a NATO sea! Sometimes it seems that the whole world is on our case. There are internal political struggles between the nationalists and the "democrats". First group is ready to fight against NATO and for our nation, and for Russia and the whole of Europe, second group are the traitors! And again here, small-minded and pathetic neighboring countries have shown to be a tool in Zionists hands. The ongoing struggle for Kosovo and Metohia will probably be the decisive battle for the future of our land! And one more thing, I see that many of you, are falling to their propaganda in the name of anti-communism. It is long time forbidden to express in a positive manner about Wehrmacht, and especially about SS, or even about any of the axis troops. They want to do the same with the red army. Their intention is to present themselves as only "good guys" in ww2. When I say "they" I mean Anglo-Americans or USA and UK. And especially to show that Russian empire, USSR, and today's Russia were and are an evil and backward countries that always oppressed and tortured little nations, while on the other hand, they are "good and free countries, bringers of peace, prosperity and democracy world wide"! |
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Exactly, so ask yourself why this author didn't present the number of Russians who were deported to gulags? Was his intention to show that all other nations were the victims while Russians were privileged?
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Here is an interesting link about Gulags. Quote:
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That's it all about here. And your siding with Post-Soviet imperialism is targeted against nationalism. Quote:
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If the Europeans serve US interests and are just puppets you surely can answer the question why the FRG and France did not only send no troops to Iraq but also foiled all US proposals in the UN. Quote:
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