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We are your "Russia's footsteps", border with Kaliningrad. So the fuck you talk about, do you not believe in sovereignity of independent nations?
"Serbian brothers" is a fucking meme, just few years earlier they were ready to kill them during the Cold War if it went hot. Like they have no problem killing the "little Russians" of Ukraine and never had. Or just killing each other. Not even all the other nations combined killed as many Russians as the other Russians did. The Greater Moscow actual history began with Ivan the Terrible.
Lethal weapons for the defense of Ukraine were being blocked and yes, this too is coddling. At the same when Russia was pouring weapons and men into Ukraine, including the weapon used to kill almost 300 foreign civilians with no consequences to Russia as always.
They should be always fucking "disrespected", the Chekist absolute garbage, one of the worst organizations in the entire human history. Literally terrorists, still proud of their Red Terror as they had named it themselves and now ruling a country. What respect?
Sovereignty? That would be a nice thing. You're in the EU as well, aren't you? That and the bombing of Serbia and the 2014 coup show that (obviously) the West does not believe in sovereignty.
OK, but how does this justify NATO's aggression against Serbia?
Obviously, they're willing to kill the lot of us (as are the Americans), this is all geopolitics, but Russia did nominally go to war in 1914 over Serbia, leading to all the disasters of the rest of the century and its aftershocks today.
There's no obligation at all to send lethal weapons to the West's petty fiefdom in Ukraine. Not when they were not being attacked, and not today. Partly because we should not be involved to begin with, and partly because this will only make things worse for the Ukrainian people.
Countries are proud of the strangest things, like Ukrainians being proud of Bandera, or Mongols of Genghis Khan. That does not justify disrespecting a country.
Well fuck Serbia, and the Black Hand in particular, that's one, with the Croats being ours Catholic and Latin "brothers" if this kind of dumb sentimental bullshit about fawaraway countries is really how global politics should actually operate. Two, we here were far more behind that "coup" of yours than the faraway Americans with their little interest. They weren't even on the ground in Kiev, just as they weren't in Tbilisi as was the other Kaczyński before he died in Smolensk.
Bandera changed even during the war. Being arrested by the fucking Gestapo does it to people, I guess. But you can tell me what do you think were the historical Polish-Ukrainian, and Russian-Ukrainian, relations and I'll you tell how you're wrong.
(The northern Serbs of Germany are okay. In April 1945 their villagers would hide Polish soldiers from the SS during the last German victory of the war. The SS men were torturing prisoners to death.)
Agreed, at least Serbia in 1914.
The 'faraway' Americans are always interested in making countries into their vassals. Apparently, controlling nearly all of America and Europe just isn't enough to satiate the hunger of the empire.
I'm sure you have listened to the phone conversation of Victoria Nuland and how she was deciding who the new Ukrainian prime ministers should be, and I'm sure you have some sort of explanation for why it's perfectly innocent.
I am aware. And furthermore, I do agree that it's understandable that the Ukrainians would view the Germans as liberators after what happened to them in the 1930s. That said, he's a dubious figure at best.
I'm pretty sure you guys controlled the territory before the Russians did.
Who are they?
You just have no idea how hard and how long we have lobbied for any American soldiers to come over here, with little effect until just now. Including when we tried to seize on the missile defense initiative and it didn't really work out.
So you just don't much about the region and the history of it, okay. Actually that's perfectly understandable. The Polish-Ukrainian history is very long and complicated, often also extremely bloody and tragic. Check out the Polish films "With Fire and Sword" and "Wołyń" (NOT the export version "Hatred", it was made misleading and incomprehensible while trying to be shortened and simplified for an American audience, also it's censored) if you want.
The German Serbs are also known as Sorbs (and as Serbo-Łużyczanie in Poland). Even Berlin itself used to be Slavic prior to the original Drag nach Osten (the great turn to the east following the successful Germanic conquest of the Roman Empire).
On the latter movie and you might also learn something about both the history AND the present: https://neweasterneurope.eu/2017/01/23/a-film-which-divides-poles-and-ukrainians/