Well quoting articles from 5 years ago for a start, question do you think there are nazi's (nationalists) in the russian army (whats left of it) ?What exactly have a done wrong? I'm highlighting articles that have mentioned the Nazi problem in the Ukrainian army and you're threatening to block me from the thread?
That was the point I was trying to make. I was trying to draw attention to the fact that there are certain Nazi elements in the Ukrainian army. Read through my previous posts. I never took a pro Russian stance. All I'm saying is these handful of Nazis could turn out to become a serious problem if not handled on time. Time and again history has repeated itself and the indoctrination of a people isn't exactly as difficult as we would like to think it is.Fair enough, but for clarity that wasn't the actual point you made.
They have struggled for water in Crimea since 2014,when Ukraine stopped the supply after the Russians annexed Crimea.If Crimea becomes ‘waterless’ I can see the Kerch bridge being a huge traffic jam heading east very soon, as the last Russians leave.
Russia is basically doing a scorched earth policy… if Crimea has no water, not many people can live there. Essentially ‘if we can’t have it, then we’ll make it uninhabitable for you’
I quoted the article from 2018 because the user @Scottyboi said something about the neo nazi claim being started by Russia in 2022 so I was trying to set the record straight that Ukraine has been known to have a Nazi problem for decades now. Started as part of the Ukrainian mafia then they became the vigilante and now they are finding their way into the army. While their defense of their homeland remains admirable, we have to understand or rather remember what Nazis really stand for and what they represent. That's all I've been trying to say.Well quoting articles from 5 years ago for a start, question do you think there are nazi's (nationalists) in the russian army (whats left of it) ?
There are certainly nationalists in the Ukraine army now, simply because they have been invaded on a bollocks pretence by another country, I'd be a fucking nationalist if that happened to my country too.
I'm sorry, but as a "guest" here I dont normally have a go at the proper forum members, but you really need to wise up fella. If you had your way we would be calling in the thought police and we would be living a real life "Minority Report".I apologize to anyone who must have mistaken the point I was trying to make. I'm not on the side of the Russians. All I was just trying to point out is that it would be terrible if one of the neo Nazis got to the highest rank in the army after the war or if one possibly takes over from Zelensky in the future.
It'll be best for the Ukrainians to curb the situation before it gets out of hand. Reducing the number of neo-nazis to just a "handful" or turning a blind eye is how a supposedly minor situation could get out of hand in the future. It would be silly for anyone to think that I'm on the side of some guy who decided to roll up on another nation for no reason.
Not a Russian troll mate, just saying that the Ukrainian army shouldn't underestimate the threat of the Nazi's in their ranks. As someone rightly mentioned in the screenshot below, that could be a problem for Europe in the not so distant future
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Whatever you were trying to say, you were saying it badly, and winding other posters up (hence all the negative replies you've had).I quoted the article from 2018 because the user @Scottyboi said something about the neo nazi claim being started by Russia in 2022 so I was trying to set the record straight that Ukraine has been known to have a Nazi problem for decades now. Started as part of the Ukrainian mafia then they became the vigilante and now they are finding their way into the army. While their defense of their homeland remains admirable, we have to understand or rather remember what Nazis really stand for and what they represent. That's all I've been trying to say.
Not a Russian troll mate, just saying that the Ukrainian army shouldn't underestimate the threat of the Nazi's in their ranks. As someone rightly mentioned in the screenshot below, that could be a problem for Europe in the not so distant future
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Difference is the UK acknowledge the fact that these mad nutters are present in the society and they keep a tight leash on them. Most Ukrainians would rather just say that the talk of Nazis in the Ukrainian army is nothing but Russian propaganda and that is far from the truth.I'm sorry, but as a "guest" here I dont normally have a go at the proper forum members, but you really need to wise up fella. If you had your way we would be calling in the thought police and we would be living a real life "Minority Report".
A 0.1% fascist element (as per another posters ready reckoning) in the army isnt going to go too far in changing the face of the country. Otherwise UK could be in the same boat as there will be small numbers of nutters in every country or forum even! I mean as the 0.1% of dippers on this forum am I going to usurp Ric as the glorious leader?
But back to the here and now....
Think it is down to the Russians shitting themselves about the looming attacks and are trying to delay it in part but also narrow the possible fronts.