Comments by "Alexey 9" (@Fillipok) on "Monsieur Z" channel.

  1. Well, with the competent work of the West, Karelia can secede. Judging by the fact, in Karelia 76% percent of Russian people. There is no reason to separate. But if the West will pursue a competent information policy in Karelia, promise them a good life and talk about oppression by the Russians, then yes, it will be possible to turn the Russians into Karelians and develop the ideas of separatism in them. This has already worked with the Ukrainians, and Russians can be turned into Karelians.
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  2. Yes, but the main problem here will be that these regions cannot provide for themselves on their own.
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  3. In fact, the situation is not much different from other countries. In other countries, there are not much fewer different ethnicities. It's just that in the case of Russia, ethnic minorities are given political subjectivity. In the case of conditional France, Ukraine, the United States, other nationalities are not given separate political rights and therefore they are not noticeable. They are just Ukrainians, Americans, French and so on.
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  4. In fact, the situation is not much different from other countries. In other countries, there are not much fewer different ethnicities. It's just that in the case of Russia, ethnic minorities are given political subjectivity. In the case of conditional France, Ukraine, the United States, other nationalities are not given separate political rights and therefore they are not noticeable. They are just Ukrainians, Americans, French and so on. In Russia, the situation is different and this is the main problem. Such a division creates the ground for possible separatism, which the West likes to support.
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  5. In the case of the US, the situation is slightly different. In the US, other ethnic groups are not given political subjectivity. They're just Americans, that's all. The American authorities are simply pursuing a major policy to keep Americans united. In the case of Russia, we have a large number of national republics in which there are ethnic minorities. This provides ground for separatism in difficult times for the country. The same USSR can be cited as an example. Russia needs to create one single political nation - the Russians. Yes, the people may have their own traditions, habits, and so on, but politically they must feel like Russians.
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  6. What makes you think that each ethnic group should have its own political rights? In most countries of the world there are a huge number of different ethnic groups. But the majority does not give different ethnic groups their own political rights. This is absolutely normal. Yes, they have different origins, but they are all Americans, Ukrainians, French, Germans, and so on, who live together.
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  7. Dividing the people of Russia is not such an incredible task as you think. You can do as in the case of Ukraine. It is only necessary to impose that Russians from Moscow and from the Urals are different nations, to invent a new nation, the Urals.
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  8. @Макс Я вообще не понимаю, о чем тут речь. Скинхедов и остальных ультраправых борцов за русскую нацию уничтожили еще в начале 2000х. Особо радикальные люди вроде Дениса Капустина сейчас сражаются во всяких русских добровольческих корпусах за Украину.
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  9. It is not about the freedom of peoples. We are talking about transferring parts of Russian land to other countries.
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  10.  @realmless4193  So it is not necessary to make territorial claims. You can do the same as in the case of the former republics of the USSR: promote the ideas of separatism, oppressive Muscovy, promise a bright European future, and so on. Then it may turn out to create a new Ukraine from part of Russia. Then it is enough to take the new state formation under your protectorate. Formally, this will be a struggle for the freedom of peoples. You can also promote all sorts of ideas that, for example, Russians from the Urals are different from Russians from Moscow: you can, for example, invent a new nation, the Urals. Ukrainians and Belarusians were separated from the Russian people in this way. :face-blue-smiling::face-blue-smiling:
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  11. Not only China will do this. Western countries, Turkey will also try to take over as much of Russia as possible. Freedom, democracy is a fairy tale for Western audiences. The real motives of Western elites are different.
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  12. Sad times. Until recently, the vast majority of Russians were extremely positive about the Finns, and today the Finns wish us harm
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  13.  @closetglobe.IRGUN.NW0  Um, every modern country has taken territory in its history. In the territory of the modern USA, other people also originally lived. Maybe people from the US need to go back to European countries? You invent reasons to fight. In most countries of the world there are a lot of different ethnic groups, but you are not trying to distribute each ethnic group on its own territory, you live together. So do not try to divide Russia.
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  14. It's true. On the one hand, hated Russia will disappear from the map. On the other hand, the life of the Russian people will turn into hell.
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  15.  @DerHammerSpricht  What this man wrote has nothing to do with Russia. Back in the 2000s, the authorities fought against skinheads and other radical nationalists who fought for the Russian nation. One can cite as an example the "Russian march" and how the authorities fought with their participants. The most radical neo-Nazis and supporters of the Russian world are marginalized in Russia, and therefore they are now fighting in the "Russian" volunteer corps for Ukraine. As an example, I can cite Denis Nikitin.
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  16. Ukraine is a vaccine against the Maidan in Russia. Ukrainian Maidan turned the country into a failstate
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