Things are heating up in the Donbass

[Mosinitis]

There is no statute of limitations for Nazi war crimes committed during WWII. Russian Defense Minister Shoigu said that Russian authorities have information directly implicating Yaroslav Hunka in atrocities. Russian Federation and Belarus will seek extradition.
I doubt he will ever be extradited, but Canadian government needs to be tarred and feathered for shameless Nazi Spring attempt. NO WAY THEY DIDN'T KNOW.
It was a tip if the hat to neo-nazis who are fighting and dying in Ukraine. Retraction they will spin as something they needed to do to quiet the Jews.

Russia could seek extradition of Canadian Parliament Nazi SS veteran

Russian Defense Minister Sergey Shoigu calls for trial of Waffen SS veteran, Canadian-Ukrainian Yaroslav Hunka, for alleged atrocities

www.rt.com

 

[Robin]

Operation Osoaviakhim was a secret Soviet operation under which more than 2,500 former Nazi German specialists from companies and institutions relevant to military and economic policy in the Soviet occupation zone of Germany and Berlin, as well as around 4,000 more family members, totalling more than 6,000 people, were transported from former Nazi Germany.

How the Soviets recruited Nazi war criminals to spy on the West

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www.haaretz.com

Robin

 

[Mosinitis]

Operation Osoaviakhim was a secret Soviet operation under which more than 2,500 former Nazi German specialists from companies and institutions relevant to military and economic policy in the Soviet occupation zone of Germany and Berlin, as well as around 4,000 more family members, totalling more than 6,000 people, were transported from former Nazi Germany.

How the Soviets recruited Nazi war criminals to spy on the West

***

www.haaretz.com

Robin

Grasping at straws. East Germany and USSR became a part of the same block. Nazi war criminals fled to South and North America.

 

[Robin]

Yeah right, hold that thought.
Robin

 

[Mosinitis]

on recently published intelligence documents from the CIA and BND (West Germany’s – and now united Germany's – Federal Intelligence Service).

If CIA says so it must be true.

 

[Mosinitis]

Upto their necks and Nazi shit and projecting it on to others.

 

[Mosinitis]

U.S. military was full of Nazi descendants, met some of them during my time in the OCS.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/opinions/1993/08/31/gen-shalikashvilis-father/76700bec-1c4f-431c-9ad9-46aa5e775af3/

 

[Mosinitis]

" No One Is Forgotten And Nothing Is Forgotten " the most common epitaph carved into Russian WWII memorials.

Yaroslav Hunka, veteran of 14th Waffen SS division is charged in absentia by Russia's Investigating Committee with genocide of civilians in the village of Guta Penyatskaya. Archival records show that the genocide was committed by his unit as part of ethnic cleansing.

A strong message to Canadian government that proclaimed him as Canadian hero
"If you lie down with dogs, you get up with fleas."

Russia charges Canadian parliament WWII SS Nazi with genocide

Russian investigators have found evidence that Yaroslav Hunka took part in ethnic cleansing while serving in the SS Galicia unit in Ukraine

www.rt.com

 

[Defilade]

 

[Defilade]

 

[Steal2B]

Larry calls it like it is

Ukraine reporting is delusional lies

Ukraine is led by a cocaine addict

The Abraham accords are dead

Social media is defining Israel who is historically horrible at Public Rellations without corporate media controlling the message.

 

[Mosinitis]

Regime change morons have egg on their face. Unlike most U.S. presidents, Putin is very popular in his country.

Хорошая музыка

www.youtube.com

 

[Robin]

Yeah, is you don't like him you keep you mouth shut, of have a terrible high altitude accident. All dictators have a high popularity rating.
Robin

 

[Mosinitis]

Yeah, is you don't like him you keep you mouth shut, of have a terrible high altitude accident. All dictators have a high popularity rating.
Robin

People criticize him left and right, but the system there is not based on warfare between two political parties.

 

[spat]

People criticize him left and right, but the system there is not based on warfare between two political parties.

Yes, most dictatorial regimes find if fashionable to pretend to be a democracy.

Having one completely dominant political party is usually how they do it.

2 or more competing parties is how you maintain a free system.

The problem in America isn't 2 parties that fight.

The problem is that they aren't really that different, and most of the fighting is about as real as 1970s professional wrestling.

But, sure, if you want to claim the system used in Russa, China, and North Korea is the fair one, go ahead.

But, bear in mind comrade, you would not likely be a favored party member in such a system.

You would be labeled a malcontent, or counter revolutionary, or whatever the label de jure is and would quickly disappear the minute you were found to be cheering insufficiently loudly.

 

[Mosinitis]

Yes, most dictatorial regimes find if fashionable to pretend to be a democracy.

Having one completely dominant political party is usually how they do it.

2 or more competing parties is how you maintain a free system.

The problem in America isn't 2 parties that fight.

The problem is that they aren't really that different, and most of the fighting is about as real as 1970s professional wrestling.

But, sure, if you want to claim the system used in Russa, China, and North Korea is the fair one, go ahead.

But, bear in mind comrade, you would not likely be a favored party member in such a system.

You would be labeled a malcontent, or counter revolutionary, or whatever the label de jure is and would quickly disappear the minute you were found to be cheering insufficiently loudly.

Russia, China, North Korea, three different systems. All three have more competent leaders than U.S. and no deep state. At least they know who runs their country.

 

[spat]

Russia, China, North Korea, three different systems. All three have more competent leaders than U.S. and no deep state. At least they know who runs their country.

Yes, because when people use the phrase "competent leadership", North Korea immediately comes to mind.

 

[Mosinitis]

Yes, because when people us the phrase "competent leadership", North Korea immediately comes to mind.

Small country succesfully resisting a superpower for seven decades.

 

[spat]

Small country succesfully resisting a superpower for seven decades.

You certainly do have an interesting view of the world.

 

[tirwin1]

Small country succesfully resisting a superpower for seven decades.

Got to destroy that country to save it, eh comrade?

I seriously doubt the people of north Korea are as happy as you are regarding the successful "resistance".

 

[Mosinitis]

Got to destroy that country to save it, eh comrade?

I seriously doubt the people of north Korea are as happy as you are regarding the successful "resistance".

I seriously doubt you would know anything about them beyond what is drilled into your head by our propaganda. I think they score better when compared to our rates of homelessness, mental illness and suicides. Doing everything we can to undermine their economy and pointing to their low standard of living is laughable.

 

[Mosinitis]

There are NK videos where they are trolling the stupidity of our propaganda about them..

 

[FrankenCub]

Got to destroy that country to save it, eh comrade?

I seriously doubt the people of north Korea are as happy as you are regarding the successful "resistance".

Remember, you're replying to a communist. He's going to sing praises of NK no matter what.

 

[Mosinitis]

Remember, you're replying to a communist. He's going to sing praises of NK no matter what.

As opposed to ideological fanatics like you who see a communist behind every tree.

 

[fresch]

Yet, where is he living.

 

[Mosinitis]

Yet, where is he living.

OK, I should move to every country slandered by our propaganda to be taken seriously. Sophmoric mentality.

 

[spat]

OK, I should move to every country slandered by our propaganda to be taken seriously. Sophmoric mentality.

Well, you seem to think they're *all* better places to live, yet you remain here.

One would expect you to pick *somewhere* better than the US, if you're right and we're the bottom of the barrel.

Like how NY is a shitty state. So many of us picked a different one and left, and many of the rest are working on plans to leave.

So, which communist utopia are you working on escaping to ?

 

[Mosinitis]

Well, you seem to think they're *all* better places to live, yet you remain here.

One would expect you to pick *somewhere* better than the US, if you're right and we're the bottom of the barrel.

Like how NY is a shitty state. So many of us picked a different one and left, and many of the rest are working on plans to leave.

So, which communist utopia are you working on escaping to ?

I guess I had to move to Iraq to prove there was no WMD's and rape rooms there.
I have to move to Russia to point out our narrative about life there isn't true.
... and to Belarus
.... and to Iran
.... and to a bunch of African countries
or maybe communist countries are honestly portrayed as an exception and what we are told about them should be accepted at face value.

 

[tirwin1]

I seriously doubt you would know anything about them beyond what is drilled into your head by our propaganda. I think they score better when compared to our rates of homelessness, mental illness and suicides. Doing everything we can to undermine their economy and pointing to their low standard of living is laughable.

Did you ever see the photos of Korea at night? The difference between north and south is apparent to anyone with eyes.

I don't have to listen to propaganda. Just read accounts of defectors. Sobering reading.

 

[Mosinitis]

Did you ever see the photos of Korea at night? The difference between north and south is apparent to anyone with eyes.

I don't have to listen to propaganda. Just read accounts of defectors. Sobering reading.

I believe there are around 200 Americans currently living in NK. I guess we can judge the life in the US by the stories they tell there.