I just wanted to know whether you were like Thatcher. I mean...a woman whose anti-socialism was utterly destructive.Geez, you are desperate. I still have a working brain despite my age, and I am no more a supporter of imperialism that I am of monarchy. Perhaps I just recognise naked territorial ambitions and aggression where you seemingly won't. That is, that despite how the USSR was dissolved, all the countries that gained their independence deserved the right to self-determination no matter how Russia perceived such. Their right to swing more to Western values if so choosing, and in no way has Russia the right to interfere in such.
A woman whose credibility is below zero.
She used to say that the State had to save money, so cuts, cuts, cuts on expenditure. Since she said there was no money.
But when it dealt with saving a tiny tiny piece of land called Falkland Islands, the money magically reappeared.
And billions of pounds were wasted to save that piece of Empire. That's utterly and totally devilish. Satanic magic.
Thatcher reminds me of the Democratic Party.
They say there is no money for free healthcare, but when it deals with wasting billions of dollars on stupid wars like the Ukrainian War, that money magically reappears.
It's lands where people speak Russian.But then so many Russians have their pride hurt when others turn away from them. Well now why would that be? Duh! So what does Russia to offer other countries - apart from the oppression, the censorship, the nasty murdering of opposition figures or those who displease Moscow, and not showing any commitment to progress but rather using the silly ones who might gain from being an ally of Russia - until it just doesn't.
They don't speak Ukrainian in those four regions.
So Zely is just demanding something that he can never have. Tell him to grow up.
Those lands belong to Russia.
No..it's a banal territorial controversy.Russia has done exactly the opposite of making itself attractive to all bordering countries - so Putin hardly being smart in any way - and the same old strength through brutality - which essentially is the face of Russia and always has been. The Russian people must be loving this - if they had the means to express themselves of course, but where Putin's censorship hardly allows such.
It's like the Irish wanting their entire island back...
nothing more.