Comments by "Bibi Tiptoes" (@bibitiptoes1473) on "Alex Christoforou"
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@jimmy-i4t3v Dude, no. Afghanistan is one of thoes places where major powers measure dongs with each other and extract resources. Much like in Vietnam, Sudan, Mali... It is never about locals. Hwite people enter as they please, hwite people leave as they please. Local plankton shouldn't take it personally.
The thing is, if only hwite masters combined efforts, they could've eradicated terrorists in a blink of an eye. But that was never their intention. Why eradicate terrorism and leave, when you can perpetrate it and stay and continue to extract resources?
Soviets actually fought terrorism, because they were ideological and because they didn't want drugs and terrorists from Afganistan, which is next door. Americans payed Talibs for them to keep running circles. Soviets left because of collapse of USSR (constant proxi wars against West ate a hole in a budget). And US of A never pays its bills, so they are not as worried about holes in the budget; they left, because they need troops for NATO VS Russia battle royal. Winner takes it all.
Also winner returns to Afganistan. If it will be Russians — they'll try to reestablish diplomacy with Afganistan, but won't keep them too close, maybe will build them a nuclear plant, maybe Chinese will build them some infrastructure (in exchange for resources ofc.) — depends how agreeable Talibs had become after leaving in isolation for 30 years; and if it will be "collective West" — they'll return to typical villaging–pillaging business, hwite master is back! [insert whip swoosh]. As the third option, everyone lives Afganies alone as they continue to sell kidneys.
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@anny19988 To be fair, when UK was indeed an empire they didn't give a damn if workers sleep vertically, hence sayin' "hanging on the line" (you may search it, there are photos), they didn't care if people work on factories with dangerous elements like arsenic, zinc and phosphorus (hence phossy jaw girls), they didn't care if children climb down chimneys, etc. How horrible UK's empire was to its own royal subjects (forget colonized races for a second) belongs in history books. Because they are highly class segregated society, and they still are. You think most of the people sailed away to America out of good life in imperalistic Britain?
British are indeed not like the rest of Europeans, Europeans at least have some socialists' element to them after muptiple revolutions in several countries. British are feudal to the tee.
I hope it answers your question, why imperialists specifically with English mindset don't care about pensioners. Because they are not socialists, why would they? — You're old, you can't work anymore, just crawl back to your hole and try to freeze this winter to D as soon as possible. If not — we have c-vid for you. Get the hint already, pleb!
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@JJRM8
The Kingdom of Poland (Polish: Królestwo Polskie) was a region in Central Europe that was part of the Russian Empire following the Napoleonic Wars from 1815. In the summer of 1915, during World War I, it was occupied by German and Austro-Hungarian troops. In November 1918, this territory became the core of the re-established Polish state. In other words, Poland was already a lap dog of Germans since 1915, since first World War, evengthough it was factually still a part of Russian Empire.
Mar 8, 1917 – Jun 16, 1923 Russian revolution. Which gives sneaky Poland (an established ally of Austrians and Germans) an opportunity to leave Russia, (newly established Soviet Union) and attack its certain regions.
November 11, 1918 — The Polish Republic was proclaimed. Józef Piłsudski became the head of the Polish state.
February 13, 1919 — The first military clash between Polish and Soviet units took place near the Belarusian town of Bereza-Kartuzskaya.
August 8, 1919 — Polish troops captured Minsk.
April 25, 1920 — Invasion of Polish and Petliura troops into the territory of Soviet Ukraine. In early May, they captured Kyiv, which was liberated by the Red Army on June 12.
August 1920 — The Soviet troops that entered Polish territory were defeated near Warsaw and forced to retreat.
October 9, 1920 — Polish capture of Vilno (Vilnius), which belonged to Lithuania.
October 12, 1920 The Russian Soviet Republic and the Ukrainian Soviet Republic signed an armistice with Poland and an agreement on preliminary peace terms.
March 17, 1921 — The Constitution of the Polish Republic was adopted.
March 18, 1921 — In Riga, Poland signed a peace treaty with the Russian SR and the Ukrainian SR, according to which Western Ukraine and Western Belarus became part of Poland.
December 9, 1922 — Gabriel Narutowicz was elected the first president of Poland. On December 14, Pilsudski resigned as head of the Polish state.
December 16, 1922 — President Narutowicz d!ed in a t-rist attack. Stanislav Wojciechowski was elected the new president.
May 30, 1923 — Piłsudski resigned as Chief of the General Staff, formally becoming a pensioner.
May 12–14, 1926 — As a result of a coup d'état, Piłsudski returned to power and established an authoritarian "Sanazi regime" in Poland.
July 25, 1932 — The Soviet Union and Poland signed a non-aggression pact.
January 26, 1934 — In Berlin, Nazi Germany and Poland signed the Declaration on the Non-Use of Force (Piłsudski-Hitler Pact).
June 1934 — A concentration camp for opponents of Sanazi regime was established in Bereza-Kartuzskaya.
May 12, 1935 — Piłsudski's δeath.
October 1938 — As a result of the Munich Agreement, Poland annexed Cieszyn Silesia from Czechoslovakia.
Polish intelligence services staged terrorist attacks there, and Polish politicians called Czechoslovakia "an ugly child of the Versailles system". In 1939, the People's Commissar for Foreign Affairs of the USSR, Vyacheslav Molotov, repeated the same words regarding the Second Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, which the Poles did not like very much.
March 1939 — Poland rejected Hitler's demand to allow Germany to build an extraterritorial railway and road through the Danzig Corridor, which divided Germany and East Prussia. (Consider it fatal mistake on Polish side, you simply don't bite the hand that feeds you, but Poles just LOVE to do exactly that).
September 1939 — Germany's attack on Poland led to the defeat of the Polish army, the flight of the president and government to Romania, and the collapse of the Second Polish Republic.
The irony is: at negotiations in Moscow in August 1939, the Western powers (British and French "advisors" — usual suspects) offered Poland to let the Red Army through to the German border to block Germans from entering, but Rydz-Smigly resolutely refused: “Having entered the territory of Poland, the Soviets will not leave it.”
As a result, on September 1, when German divisions invaded Poland, it was left alone with the aggressor. In just 17 days, the organized resistance of the Polish troops was broken, their remnants fled to Romania along with the government and Marshal Rydz-Smigly.
June, 22 1941 — Germany attacks Soviet Union, therefore betraying non-aggression pact signed between Molotof and Ribbentrop in Augustus 23, 1939.
P.S. Why do you think Poland is called "hyena of Europe", though? I have no idea, the most shrieking daisy of a country it is. Totally didn't start WWII, totally didn't do it itself in with its own shenanigans.
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Excuse me, Annalena Berbock wants to fight "radical Islam"? Than who the heck just recently went to Syria specifically to suck up to a Israeli's own jihadist puppet installed upon Syria— that Jolani dude — who even refused to shake her hand because she's a woman (or maybe because she's Annalena Berbock). And she had to sit there with a dumb smile for whatever long. SWALLOWING. You've swallowed , darling, your pride and your stupid guts, if you've ever had any. Yes, sweety, we see a mighty fight you're putting out there. Keep it up!
Yet multireligious, secular Russia, is your enemy... Wow, priorities, right.
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