When Poland Saved Europe

The Daily Chrenk ^ | Aug 10 2020 | Arthur Chrenkoff

[NorseViking]

Spin and deflection, no questions answered.

Not surprising.

The lack of moral and intellectual integrity on your part.

Troll.

[Cronos]

Spin and deflection, no questions answered —> nah, those are Moscowite tactics — do you acknowledge that Katyn was Russia massacring PoWs?

[NorseViking]

It has long been acknowledged and official apologizes took place at least five times since 1990.
Two different Russian presidents visited the place for commemoration.

Are you going to make it into slavery like BLM? How many apologies are good enough?

Now when would Poland admit to starting WWII by allying to the Nazis in 1934 and annexing of Czechoslovakia?
Blatant anti-Semitism requires apologies too.

Would you apologize for the hainous crimes the Polish committed since 17th century?

You see, two can play your stupid BLM game.

[bravo whiskey]

I compare the Barbarossa decal on with the pearl harbor attack. Germany and Japan knew the Soviets and US were getting stronger. I believe Stalin would have attacked in late summer 42 after getting new tanks and planes. I do NOT believe Suvarov and his claim Stalin was going to attack in June 41.
Both decisions were a roll of the dice. Both lost badly.
Russian history explains Putin. Russia has always been ruled by strong, not necessarily good leaders. Some of his decisions are to keep his nationalists base happy, no different than most other politician. Some make no sense at all but really the intent of Russia/SU since the Bolshevik coup in ‘17 seems to be to restore the old Russian empire. Just some random thoughts.

[dfwgator]

Some make no sense at all but really the intent of Russia/SU since the Bolshevik coup in ‘17 seems to be to restore the old Russian empire. Just some random thoughts.

Stalin wasn't a dogmatic Communist, like Lenin and Trotsky. He used it for his own personal ambition, in a way, he was more of a "National Socialist", like Hitler. Whereas Lenin and Trotsky encouraged multiculturalism in the Soviet Union, Stalin wanted "Russification", giving priority to ethnic Russians (despite Stalin being an ethnic Georgian).

[Cronos]

In the days leading up to the 80th anniversary of the Politburo signing off on Beria’s memorandum 794/B on March 5, 1940, Russian social media was filled with posts denying any Soviet role in the massacre.

Communist Duma lawmaker Leonid Kalashinikov claimed in January that Soviet responsibility for the Katyn massacre had never been proven and that the Beria letter was an “obvious fake.”

Russia removes memorial to Katyn Massacre on 7 May 2020.

Poland didn’t ally with the Nazis in 1934 — your Russian history class distorts things as usual

[Cronos]

In Russia they now see the Mongol “yoke” as more a cooperation with the Mongols. And they continue the Mongol political tradition of a great khan.

[NorseViking]

So what? Social media and statements of individual politicians mean nothing.

It is nothing comparing to Polish statements towards Russia. Some Polish lunatics even blame Russia for the Polish president’s death in the air crash.

You can expect animosity as a response to the unprovoked hatred you guys are spilling.

Your posts here are a clear indicator.

It makes perfect sense to remove the monument now because Poland De-facto declared war on Russia in 2014.

[SunkenCiv]

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[GOPJ]

...in the words of Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, a man who brought down a version of this ideology once before, simply by speaking the truth: “To stand up for truth is nothing. Let your credo be this: Let the lie come into the world, let it even triumph…. But not through me.”

Apropos... from another freeper thread...