following the logic of some people, it was actually the USA who invaded Ukraine and not Russia.
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For now, yes, we lose that round with USSR destruction. Interesting that Belarussia at the time was in the same situation as Ukraine, with exactly same program of "derussification" perpetuated by western "advisers" flooded Belorussia just like Ukraine. But Belorussians somehow was able to stop it and elected Lukashenko who then violently get rid of all that "advisers" and saved Belarus from devastation.
Absolutely. But looks like they overplayed themselves with that war. They contrived not only severely undermine their grip on information flows in the West, but also lose many important positions in Russia.
Same thing happened with coronahoax. Shurely they got some profits, but lost in some important spheres.
Like they lose their grip on reality, moving into delusion they created for the plebs but believed in it by themselves.
A prediction is that Ukraine will be made toxic and then be returned to Russia in order to spread the toxin.
A Trojan horse. A poisoned apple.
A trap so obvious that no president would ever spring it, unless they were also being controlled and acting outside of their own interests.
Possible, but unlikely. Ukrainians who was succesfully indoctrinated with anti-Russian propaganda will flee to the West that accounted by them as paradise, due to the same indoctrination. They account Russia as some Mordor where impossible to live for humans. Also, from the other side, largest part of Ukrainian refugees who flee since 2022, flee to Russia. It is enormous amount of people, more than 5 millions, and it is only those who flee from territory under control of Western regime. There are very little problems from them here. Most settled with their relatives here, got the job and does not differ from Russians for obvious reasons. Moreover, most refugees find out that life in Russia is more prosperous, safe and stable than they could ever have in Ukraine under Western puppets. And that "better life in future in exchange to renouncing of russian heritage and hate toward Russian orcs" was one of the crucial point of Western indoctrination in Ukraine.
Of course some diversants tried to sneak under guise of that flow, but most of them quickly uncover themselves by specific behaviour. Among all Ukrainian diversions in Russia larger part was perpetuated by Russian citizens, for money or on ideological reasons and was organized and directed from the territory of Ukraine by SBU, GUR and other Ukrainian agencies.
So, the threat of "ukrainian trojan horse" is lower than threat of domestic traitors. There is even specific word here for such ethnic traitors - "вырусь" (vyrus) that could be translated like "unrussians" or "exrussians". It is ethnic Russians who willingly took side of enemy specifically in condemning everything Russian on the base of ethnicity. Traitors of their own heritage and blood. Not that Russians are saints or best people ever, of course not, we are all have some sins, as any other nation, but denying and condemning own ethnicity on the base of etnicity is just unnatuaral and a clear sign of severe mental influence by evil forces.
Apple is already poisoned, thanks to Western indoctrination in 1990s, so some small addition will not change things a lot. So depoisoning needed in any case, and it does not matter if amount of poison will vary for a few percents.
How is it living in Russia while under the attack of NATO pig dogs? Do you see anything day to day, or is it a war only in the media?
Did you see Tucker Carlson videos when he was in Russia, was he fair in his journalism?
Here our cities are poor with a suburban halo around it that is rich and then once into the hills and grasslands it becomes poor again. But even the poor people have access to any item on Amazon or whatever, delivered to their doorstep. It just takes them longer to save up for it.
I imagine it is the same in all the other white/jew countries?
Sorry to derail the conversation. Your points are valid, I had nothing useful to add.
Not so much. And since I have no TV, and have some friends who voluteered to fight in Donbass, war for me is mostly in their stories. I have some friends from Belgorod, so they sometimes tell stories about shelling too,
Overall, you could find signs of war in Russian towns, mostly in volonteer recruitment ads and bilboards with modern war heroes, alive and deceased. There are losses, nobody hide them, but they are completely out of comparison with Ukrainian ones. Of course there is new military graves on cemetries and families who lost their relatives, not a lot, but that losses only make people more united and targeted at defeating globalist parasites. There is no hate toward Ukrainian citizens, cars with Ukrainian number plates are not rare on the roads, in nearby village family of Ukrainians from Kharkov region bought a house and settled. Women work in grocery, men do renovation work on houses, meet them periodically.
That is how war look like here for average person.
As for economy, things are pretty good here. There is a huge rise of manufacturing and business. Now, wealth doesn't flow out of the country into Western villas, so money stay in country and kickstarting development. There is nearly no unemployment today.
Yes, I saw them, but they are too short to get some real understanding of how things going here. There are youtube channels of Americans, Australians, Brits, French and other Western citisens who moved to Russia and they cover much more aspects of life in Russia bu the eyes of typical Westerner.
Something similar is here, of course there is richier regions an poorer regions. You harldly will find utter poverty now, but could find abandoned villages. However some of them reviving today, people buy houses for cheap in that villages and use them as vacation houses or rural residences.
As for Amazon - we have at least 3 similar competing networks hee - Ozon, Wildberries, Yandex. They have points in any more or less noticeable settlement, and even if not, it will be in nearby village or town.
Each country is different, every country have its own shit and its own benefits. So it's hard to tell is one country is better or worse for some person. If you need freedom to shout out anti-government slogans in supermarket - Russia is not for you. If you need a place where you could be left alone by state - well, many find Russia beneficial in that way. And so on.
That's perfectly OK, sometimes questions of other people bring a lot more food for thought than plain answers. :)