Topic: Donetsk, Kharkov, Lugansk - way to Russia. - page 181. (Read 734937 times)

Enemies are inside and outside! They are guilty for that ruSSia sitting in shit!

putlers ruSSia, parallel world 2013

Пyтин oбpaщaeтcя к тeбe! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XM3EGlvIuuw&sns=fb

Read again what I wrote. You obviously don't understand what you're reading & you comment.


Russia is fighting for a multi-polar world while the US wants a unipolar world to maintain its empire.

The Global Soviet Empire appeared only in your imagination because you have poor basic comprehension skills.


I WONDER IF THE PARTICIPANTS OF THE MAIDAN HAVE AS LOW AN IQ AS YOU


IQ= iNTELLIGENCE qUOTIENT

OK, I'll say something. This is pathognomonic of your problem. You don't understand what you're reading and you comment. I was for the Multi-polar world & Russia is fighting for a multi-polar world. The US wants a unipolar world.

Frankly, I'm not too sympathetic with  innocent idealists. They should know if they were falling into the  wolves' lair. That's what happened in Maidan. They could have read more & if they did, they could have learned they were falling into the usual trap of the CIA, they should have been wiser. They were stupid, to be frank.


Look what happened...

But that's what you keep promoting, when you keep saying you wish EU and USA will collapse economically, and Russia will win this war and its war on Ukraine. What, you think if EU and USA collapses, and Russia wins, it will stop with just Ukraine?

So, again, I ask, why do you want a Global Soviet Empire so much?

Says the Joker to the Thief....

Global Soviet Empire? LOL

You have an amazing imagination, it leaps through the universe

I did. I know what it is. I want to know why YOU want a global soviet empire.

Just read, I don't have the time to educate you

You obviously have a simple mind. To you, you only have your simple eyes but nothing between them. Go and read more then reflect on what you have read...

Ok, I read about it. Now tell me why you are so against a multipolar world (where USA is offset by Russia, Europe, and China), and want a unipolar world (where USA and Europe have collapsed, and Russia rules everything)?

And by the way, despite what bullshit Russian media have fed you, I actually know the people who were protesting on Maidan, and the reasons they were protesting. It was not because of anything America said it did, it was ENTIRELY because of what Yanukovich did. So if you believe that the West and USA paid Yanukovich to cut freedoms and reform government to give himself dictatorial powers, you are nuts!

I'm not surprised you became fanatic, you clearly have a closed, or shall I say, not really sharp mind. You easily become obsessed by emotional ideas.

But I think you won't need a big brain to realize a simple reality- it's almost over...

Mexico doesn't NEED to be free of US, you fucking moron. It IS free, and has a good economic trading relationship with US. US is not interested in invading Mexico, and Mexico is not afraid of US (unlike Russia that thinks Ukraine is a part of them they want to take back, and Ukraine that has been lied to and attacked by Russia for over 200 years).

Thats my point. You were once many people united, now you do it to yourselves,

like ravenous wolves. Unrestrained BLOODLUST, one of the least attractive features of Russian culture.

Well ok then...


I seriously doubt that.

I'm watching Ukraine being torn into pieces now

Yeah, for suicidal Russians watching their nation go down the fucking drain!

Lobotomy - How can you report on a war before it has even happened?

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I can smell the beginning of Psychosis from some of the trolls here.

Schizophrenia patients usually elicit Fanaticistic behaviors in their history 

In no time, Bitcointalk will become a psychiatry forum 

World without problems

I think I heard this in a song from an old movie my mother was watching. Are you 60 years old?