For pointing out it’s crimes? That’s a fucked up way of looking at things, just Julien Assange.
A lack of imagination is not something to be proud of. But if you have never tried living anywhere else, how would you know?
Be balanced then, accept Russia are invader, occupiers, hate gays, dissenters and opposition.
But all you offer every time is whataboutery as you can’t accept you’re either wrong or misjudged Russia’s external position.
The numbers tell me that Russia are the least of our worries(unless we force them to use their superior weapons).
You keep looking the wrong way and that’s the dangerous kind of attitude that will cause the most trouble for this country. Turn back around, face what we are and deal with it, not some made up villian.
You keep avoiding questions.
Always the same.
How can i avoid something that doesn’t exist?
Change the thread title to “things Russia gets the blame for” because as we all know it’s nearly all made up. MH-17, Skripal, Syria, Kirsh and on and on. The only constant is the fact it’s all bullshit.
Now a “US constant aggression” thread title would be fitting and very easy to fill with real events. You’ll notice that when you turn around 
Still avoiding, you watched any Chernobyl?
Don’t watch tv. Why didn’t the yanks make it about Fukushima?
Or the French about the South Pacific.
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I think Barry might be onto something. Check out this harrowing YouTube footage.
Ask the tv companies?
More whataboutery.
Whataboutery.
Whatbaoutery.
It’s actually a giant piss-take you daft cunt.
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Another thread where it gets harder to bother to read.
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I’d feel bad about it if the thread had any merit in the first place.
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Would have been a lot more of ours dead if Russia wasn’t keeping well over two thirds of the Nazis(plus allies) busy and this country would alsohave been defeated. Maybe a little bit of recognition would be sensible.
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That’s because it’s an excuse. They even tried to pretend that they had nothing to do with capturing(and closing) Auschwitz(plus most of the others).
“In 2015, the Polish government shamefully excluded President Putin from the 70th anniversary ceremony in Auschwitz.”
They were on the receiving end.
Tbf the Russians often portray themselves as single handedly liberating Europe from fascism, so there’s selective memories on both sides.
Yeah true enough, although they did kind of do virtually all of the defeaing Nazis stuff, whilst losing more civilians than everyone else put together.
It should be an occasion to put present differences aside and remember the great sacrifice on all sides(personally i always thought the resistance in mainland Europe were massively brave).
On a side note, i was surprised how many people were out around my way to watch the old bombers flying over.
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