Topic: Why do Russians bravest have to die for Assad? (Read 3461 times)

I heard they fund a group called Al Nusra, not ISIS, but mass media tells a lot of lies so I can't verify nor deny such claims.

The label was something like: Russian caviar, Augustovskaya, Astrakhan.

Russia imposed a blanket ban on the export of black caviar in 2002, and later on commercial sturgeon fishing. Since then black caviar have been produced by state fish farms where sturgeon are reared. The only caviar available for purchase legally today is from fish raised on fish farms.

Can You please put here the label of this product?
If there is "Made in Russia", that is 100% https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fish_farming

Baltika (Beer)

Osetra Black (Caviar)

Please tell me a Russian product you bought recently? Answer nothing. Because uncivilized barabarians nations are unable to adapt and provide to the global market.

"Since when did they sign to defend a foreign nation?"

In 1879, thanks to Russia, which suffered over 200 000 losses, of which more than 66,000 killed in the bloody war with the Ottoman Empire, after 500 years outage is restored my country. My people today remember that. As a member of EU and NATO, my country is under tremendous pressure to be hostile to Russia, but the result is 15-20% bought, pro-Western rulers, against the 80-85% of people. During World War II, Hitler also tried to send our army against Russia, but failed. Our king paid with his life for this.  I hope that's enough on the question "Since when did they sign to defend a foreign nation?"

"It's not Russia's war."

As for "It's not Russia's war", also I do not agree. Russia cover  1/6 of the Earth's land surface. Its riches are unimaginable. Even assuming stupid argument that it is "gas station with nuclear missiles", it is completely normal to protect its wealth. History has proven that Europe is always with look  to the riches of Russia. European coalitions,  headed by Sweden, Poland, France or Germany, at various times have aspired to the riches of Russia. Accordingly, it is perfectly normal that Russia is trying to keep the fire away from its borders. If  was not exported to Syria the tension  provoked  by the US and Europe in Ukraine, God only knows what we would be witnessing today.

China is a sensitive smart, ingenious and natural civilization... Who ever control China it doesn't change.

Now Russia is a different animal, first there is O wealth without human intervention. Please tell me a Russian product you bought recently?

This what I

The problem is that Putin activities in Syria have created a bad perception toward the Russian people worldwide... Ukraine is understandable by rational beings... But Syria is totally irresponsible, stupid and long term very damaging to Russia... By ruling russia like his little kingdom he deprives Russians from their true potential and aspirations... What is the Russian dream? Becoming putinfan and making money on the back of the Russian people? Furthermore change is beneficial... It bring fresh air, assure a more resilient leadership... If you want one simple line: tonight putin fall from his golden toilet and hit mortally his head on the floor. What's next for Russia? Defcon 1 in America.

2. Too much dependency on one man is never good. What is the future of Putinstan? Continual confrontation with the West? There is no need to recourse to violence to stop gmo spread in Russia. A law and a firm no is enough.

I hope to have better answer your question... In one line Russians as pariah no good for the world. I hope the Russian people will be able to free themselves from putinstan mental and physical control. Once the shit happen you will see how fast the wealth of the Russians friends of Putin will end up at GS or what ever NATO tax funding banking system (or in BTC :-)).

The ultimate take over from the free world ;-)

1. Explain better, where is the problem.

2. What for "interest of Russia" are You talking?

1. Putin will have ruled Russia under soon 3 Us president... Very democratic...

2. I said that for the interest of Russia... What's the point of building anything in Russia when soon all will be shifted...

Correction, I am not pro-Putin. I simply observe you are anti-US, anti-Russia, anti-China and now  you claimed ISIS is a boogeyman,  while it's a serious threat.  Just a misunderstanding 

I didn't realize immediately how vicious you are... Now disagreeing with Putin = supporting Isis. Typical... I understand why the smartest Russian left long ago and don't even plan to return...

The west is definitely better. And you can criticize Goldman has much as you want :-)

I am not pro Isis, I am against those who support Assad. For me Isis is the best allies of Assad. They are used as a justification to Assad iron rules and fight the other legitimate opposition to Assad from the Kurds to all the other groups...

1. There is no such country as "England".
About what transition are You trying to debate? http://mycatbirdseat.com/2013/06/camerons-torah-government/

2. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elections_in_Russia

3. Meet my superiors on my Signature Link. (NSFW)

4. https://wikileaks.org/
http://listverse.com/2016/02/10/10-secret-cia-prisons-you-do-not-want-to-visit/

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1. A free country for example is England... Where smooth political transition is possible...

2. Putin is in the Assad club... Dictator for life. One day you will understand when his replacement will occurs... Better prepare it will be rocky like the last times...

3. I am sorry that you take it so badly, I didn't want to hurt you... And I agree that agreeing publicly with me would not be appreciated by your superiors ;-).

4. Courage a few more years of suffering and then the free world ;-)

Personally I would work for the Russian propaganda and then transition to a private job in the west... Why not propaganda for Goldman Sachs;-)

So skill in Russia, earn a little and look for opportunity in a free country ;-)

Good luck!

If they have the money Russians leave... Why stay, just the weather and as you say no risk to be alone ;-).