Russia builds replica Reichstag so children can recreate 1945 victory

[Flarelaine]

@Skroe See this? Germany always gets the blame for something. This is the final proof. The US blames us for not paying those 2% and now that we try to, Russia is blaming us for investing into the military. Fuck you, world. Go pick on someone else... :P

So, just to turn it up a notch, I found this:

"...the Czech Republic’s 4th Rapid Deployment Brigade and Romania’s 81st Mechanized Brigade will work closely with Germany’s 10 Armoured Division and Rapid Response Forces Division."

Them Teutons are vassalising poor oppressed Eastern European countries again!!!

[Slant]

Germany doesn't either, but they have weaponized debt and political pressure to subjugate the region.

Just look at the hissy fit they threw when their puppets in Poland got voted out of power and a German critical government took over.

German ambitious over the region never end. They just softened their tone, for now.

Cybran, Cybran, Cybran...

It's sad to see so much bullshit compiled into your posts. Truly. Germany isn't subjugating the region. Otherwise Poland and Hungary couldn't simply ignore Germany when it comes to the refugee crisis. BAM! Bullshit debunked. Germany isn't throwing a hissy fit because of a German critical Government. We worked to get got relations with even those Kaczinski Brothers (I am butchering the spellling, sorry Poles! :P), who absolutely loathe Germany, came into power. What we are concerned about is Poland having a Government that is dismantling the pillars of democracy bit by bit. BAM! Bullshit debunked.

We have no ambition for "the region" other than for them to prosper and contribute to the EU project. It's so funny how brainwashed people can't seem to get a hold of a few simple facts, like for example... why would we want to "own" Poland or the Czech Republic or Romania? What's the point? Unlike Russia, we do not need or want to conquest anything. If we want to live in Romania, we just... move there. That's it. Rent a truck, throw your stuff in, learn fucking Romanian and move there.

God, it's so awesome living in the EU. I wonder how those Russians feel, needing visas and shit to move... well, anywhere. Heck, I can go visit the US and Australia without visas, you know that? Russians can't. Rofl. So fucking funny. Making enemies everywhere and then wonder why everyone else is having more fun than they do. It's so typically Russian. :P

[Cybran]

Ironically, the only people left in Europe who revere the memory of the Nazis and are trying to revive their political goals are being sponsored and supported by Russia.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...aine-neo-nazis

The battalion has drawn far-right volunteers from abroad, such as Mikael Skillt, a 37-year-old Swede, trained as a sniper in the Swedish army, who described himself as an "ethnic nationalist" and fights on the front line with the battalion.

The only people who truly revere NAZIs have volunteer battalions in Eastern Ukraine and get money, drones and aid from USA and Germany.

[Slant]

So, just to turn it up a notch, I found this:

"...the Czech Republic’s 4th Rapid Deployment Brigade and Romania’s 81st Mechanized Brigade will work closely with Germany’s 10 Armoured Division and Rapid Response Forces Division."

Them Teutons are vassalising poor oppressed Eastern European countries again!!!

Careful, people like Cybran actually believe that. :P

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The only people who truly revere NAZIs have volunteer battalions in Eastern Ukraine and get money, drones and aid from USA and Germany.

Germany does not knowingly support anyone affiliated with nazi ideology. Show me a source that supports your outrageous claim.

[Flarelaine]

Careful, people like Cybran actually believe that. :P

Yes. Regardless of whatever I post, in fact.

[Deleted]

No gulag recreation for children?

[Triks]

Cybran, Cybran, Cybran...

It's sad to see so much bullshit compiled into your posts. Truly. Germany isn't subjugating the region. Otherwise Poland and Hungary couldn't simply ignore Germany when it comes to the refugee crisis. BAM! Bullshit debunked. Germany isn't throwing a hissy fit because of a German critical Government. We worked to get got relations with even those Kaczinski Brothers (I am butchering the spellling, sorry Poles! :P), who absolutely loathe Germany, came into power. What we are concerned about is Poland having a Government that is dismantling the pillars of democracy bit by bit. BAM! Bullshit debunked.

We have no ambition for "the region" other than for them to prosper and contribute to the EU project. It's so funny how brainwashed people can't seem to get a hold of a few simple facts, like for example... why would we want to "own" Poland or the Czech Republic or Romania? What's the point? Unlike Russia, we do not need or want to conquest anything. If we want to live in Romania, we just... move there. That's it. Rent a truck, throw your stuff in, learn fucking Romanian and move there.

God, it's so awesome living in the EU. I wonder how those Russians feel, needing visas and shit to move... well, anywhere. Heck, I can go visit the US and Australia without visas, you know that? Russians can't. Rofl. So fucking funny. Making enemies everywhere and then wonder why everyone else is having more fun than they do. It's so typically Russian. :P

I will never understand why the US hates the EU and especially you guys. You guys are a bit stiff but you ain't bad. Prussian militarism hasn't been a thing since 1945.


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The Russians have every bit the right to be proud of winning WW2. They are the country that suffered the most throughout the war and are the primary reason for the fall of the Nazi scum.

[Queen of Hamsters]

I will never understand why the US hates the EU and especially you guys. You guys are a bit stiff but you ain't bad. Prussian militarism hasn't been a thing since 1945.


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The Russians have every bit the right to be proud of winning WW2. They are the country that suffered the most throughout the war and are the primary reason for the fall of the Nazi scum.

Because the US has nourished this delusion that they saved the EU in the war, growing ever more full of themselves. . Much thanks to intelligence being confidential and Russians being vilified. Russians and British Intelligence did more and sacrificed more to save Europe than anyone else.

The biggest contribution of the US was to, quite needlessly, drop them nukes on a Japan which wouldn't have been able to keep up the fight much longer anyway. The aftermath of the nukes scared the rest of the world from using them, which lasted for quite some time. Sadly we're now entering a time of more nationalism (because that worked SO well for Germany) and "us vs them"-mentality becoming the norm.

[XDurionX]

Ironically, the only people left in Europe who revere the memory of the Nazis and are trying to revive their political goals are being sponsored and supported by Russia.

This is funny, because it's true.

[Noradin]

Do Russians obsesses over WW2 the same way Americans do?

More so, it is their single claim to fame.
They have never been more than a side note in history before that.

[Deleted]

They should visit germany instead to see the real reichstag.

To be overwhelmed by our powerful democracy.

[Theodarzna]

More so, it is their single claim to fame.
They have never been more than a side note in history before that.

Eh, WW2 is one of the few times America was in a war that America both definitively won and had a significant role and was unquestionably the good guy.

[Triks]

Because the US has nourished this delusion that they saved the EU in the war, growing ever more full of themselves. . Much thanks to intelligence being confidential and Russians being vilified. Russians and British Intelligence did more and sacrificed more to save Europe than anyone else.

The biggest contribution of the US was to, quite needlessly, drop them nukes on a Japan which wouldn't have been able to keep up the fight much longer anyway. The aftermath of the nukes scared the rest of the world from using them, which lasted for quite some time. Sadly we're now entering a time of more nationalism (because that worked SO well for Germany) and "us vs them"-mentality becoming the norm.

I wouldn't go so far to discredit the US' contribution to the war. They kept the British supplied, helped in North Africa and then were the leading force in the theater in Western Europe. The US can be credited for the reconstuction of Europe after WWII with the Marshal plan.

Ditto on the rise of nationalism, though. It's getting quite worrisome.

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More so, it is their single claim to fame.
They have never been more than a side note in history before that.

Eh? They are responsible for the fall of Napoleon, the liberation of the Balkans from the Ottomans and their contribution to literature cannot be understated.

[Corvus]

Eh? They are responsible for the fall of Napoleon, the liberation of the Balkans from the Ottomans and their contribution to literature cannot be understated.

The fall of Napoleon?

Hardly.

Napoleon was largely responsible for his own fall the first time around. He was defeated by the weather of Russia rather than the Russians themselves. (And the fact that the Anglo-Portuguese-Spanish alliance had invaded the south of France.)

The second and final time it was purely the Anglo-Prussian alliance that stopped him at Waterloo that defeated him.

[Triks]

The fall of Napoleon?

Hardly.

Napoleon was largely responsible for his own fall the first time around. He was defeated by the weather of Russia rather than the Russians themselves. (And the fact that the Anglo-Portuguese-Spanish alliance had invaded the south of France.)

The second and final time it was purely the Anglo-Prussian alliance that stopped him at Waterloo that defeated him.

Whether it was the weather or the Russians' use of scorched-Earth tactics it really doesn't matter. He left Russia with a force of 120,000 while coming in there with 500,000 (or more depending on the source).

The Anglo-Prussians just delivered the killing blow at Waterloo. Only the Poles could beat the Russians in the winter and even then, Pozharsky and Mininin gave them hell.

[Deleted]

He was defeated by the weather of Russia rather than the Russians themselves.

Napoleon did take Moscow relative intact, not Russia did try to burn the city after not before, the army could overwinter there.

But if both the army and Napoleon is stuck in Moscow the rest of Europe will be in uprising against him, few countries (leaders) were satisfied with him, and only joined France side becuse the military superiority France enjoyed.

So to save his hold in Europe Napoleon was force to retreat, and rest is history.....

[The Emperor]

Sounds like Soviet era nationalism to me.

You treat it with such contempt, I wonder what's your take on re-enacting battles of American Revolutinary war. Probably hypocritical.

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Ironically, the only people left in Europe who revere the memory of the Nazis and are trying to revive their political goals are being sponsored and supported by Russia.

Ironically, that's a piece of bs your media have fed you, but you were to lazy to fact check it.

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The fall of Napoleon?

Hardly.

Napoleon was largely responsible for his own fall the first time around. He was defeated by the weather of Russia rather than the Russians themselves. (And the fact that the Anglo-Portuguese-Spanish alliance had invaded the south of France.)

The second and final time it was purely the Anglo-Prussian alliance that stopped him at Waterloo that defeated him.

You look like you can come up with just about any bizzare excuse not to admit Russia's win was well-earned, but instead a series of fortunate events.

[Triks]

You treat it with such contempt, I wonder what's your take on re-enacting battles of American Revolutinary war. Probably hypocritical.

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Ironically, that's a piece of bs your media have fed you, but you were to lazy to fact check it.

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You look like you can come up with just about any bizzare excuse not to admit Russia's win was well-earned, but instead a series of fortunate events.

https://www.bloomberg.com/politics/a...n-backer-fails
https://www.bloomberg.com/view/artic...-putin-s-money

"The two loans came in 2014 from the First Czech Russian Bank (FCRB), a small private lender in Moscow. The deal was reportedly brokered by Russian legislator Alexander Babakov, a businessman whose interests in Ukraine suffered after the country's "Revolution of Dignity" that year."

Le Pen has been bankrolled by the Russian banks for quite some time now and the Russians want their money back.

This is all irrelevant to the thread, though. What happens now in Russia and in the world is irrelevant to the fact that the people of the USSR fought a hard-earned victory against two megalomaniacs and have every bit the right to be proud of that achievement.

[Jastall]

Does Germany get to recreate Stalinist gulags, stage mock deportations and burn a copy of the Molotov-Ribbentrop Pact?

[The Emperor]

https://www.bloomberg.com/politics/a...n-backer-fails
https://www.bloomberg.com/view/artic...-putin-s-money

"The two loans came in 2014 from the First Czech Russian Bank (FCRB), a small private lender in Moscow. The deal was reportedly brokered by Russian legislator Alexander Babakov, a businessman whose interests in Ukraine suffered after the country's "Revolution of Dignity" that year."

Le Pen has been bankrolled by the Russian banks for quite some time now and the Russians want their money back.

This is all irrelevant to the thread, though. What happens now in Russia and in the world is irrelevant to the fact that the people of the USSR fought a hard-earned victory against two megalomaniacs and have every bit the right to be proud of that achievement.

See that's what wrong with you people, you came here providing proof that Russia financed Le Pen, but I never disputed it. I see nothing wrong in that, but apparently to you it's more important than

Ironically, the only people left in Europe who revere the memory of the Nazis and are trying to revive their political goals are being sponsored and supported by Russia.

this smart poster's claim that Le Pen's ideology is equivalent to that of Hitlers. Which is outrageous basically, and so not true. And it's exactly that notion that I seeked proof of.
Nothing wrong in foreing countries financially supporting favorable politicians in other countries. But to mister Trisk here and many other liberal posters its apparently more damning than seeking to revive Hitler's legacy.