Greece moves to Russia

IrishTrajan · 07-06-2015 05:08AM

porsche959 wrote: »

"Supreme excellence consists in breaking the enemy's resistance without fighting"- "The Art of War", Sun Tzu.

And who do you think will break first, a nation that has come together has one before with a single national identity... Or the country with 50+ different ethnic groups, many of whom are striving for independence?

cerastes wrote: »

You seem to be having a wet dream warmongering fantasy, what are ya? 12?

You know absolutely nothing about what you're talking about and are resorting to ad hominem. Your posts can be safely discarded on this subject by anyone reading.

IrishTrajan · 07-06-2015 05:09AM

The Diabolical Monocle wrote: »

Another Walt

Do point out any mistakes you notice.

cerastes · 07-06-2015 05:13AM

IrishTrajan wrote: »

Russia's economy is floundering, and yes this is a good thing. It is teaching Putin that you don't get to shoot down European civilians without consequences. Russia is not anywhere near a failed state.

If Russian tanks rolled across the Ukrainian border, European weapons sales would sky rocket. We'd probably sell even more bandages and body bags to the Russians.

"stretched" Do you have any idea what you are talking about? The US has 10 aircraft carriers. You know who is the largest air force in the world? The USAF. You know who has the second? The United States Navy. You know what's the third (if you include helicopters and transport)? The United States Army. You know who has the largest fleet in the world? The US. The next largest in China, and it's barely a third of the size of the US'. The US spends more than any other nation on the planet, and has done for a while now. They have allies all across the globe, and are the only nation capable of striking anywhere in the world with sufficient force within 18 hours.

The US alone has enough firepower to turn a continent into dust and is the only nation with a large scale military industry (they produce so many tanks the US Army has just started giving them away, or trying to sell them to allies).

If you added up Russia and China's capabilities, the US still dwarfs them.

IrishTrajan wrote: »

And who do you think will break first, a nation that has come together has one before with a single national identity... Or the country with 50+ different ethnic groups, many of whom are striving for independence?

You know absolutely nothing about what you're talking about and are resorting to ad hominem. Your posts can be safely discarded on this subject by anyone reading.

I was talking about the Ukraine,
As for shooting down airliners, you seem to think its ok only if the occupants are not of European descent,

Maybe its you who doesnt know what you're talking about, should we now impose sanctions on the US for shooting down airliners too?

Or are you just going to get angry when your posts are shot down?

07-06-2015 05:17AM

The Diabolical Monocle wrote: »

russian federation greatest country in the the world, all other countries run by little girls

russia russia you very nice place from old reactor to fence of gay town

benevolent leader a wonder to behold

Best thing about this thread was that it prompted that.

IrishTrajan · 07-06-2015 05:19AM

cerastes wrote: »

I was talking about the Ukraine,
As for shooting down airliners, you seem to think its ok only if the occupants are not of European descent,

Were you?

I was responding to your flippant attitude about a weakened Russia, it is not necessarily a good thing, which you seem to think its a great laugh, you talked of the state of their economy

cerastes wrote: »

Maybe its you who doesnt know what you're talking about, should we now impose sanctions on the US for shooting down airliners too?

We'll assume that your conspiracy theory is true and the US did shoot down a plane. The theory of the greater good comes into effect.

There was no hijacking on MH17, there was no greater good theory. It was a fúck up by Russian-backed separatists at the least (at the worst, sanctioned or carried out by the Kremlin), and rather than outing the separatists responsible for the atrocity, they denied it and screamed that it was a Ukrainian fighter. No wait it was a Ukrainian ground system. No wait it was a Ukrainian BUK missile fired from a Ukrainian fighter. No wait it was Mary Poppins!

cerastes wrote: »

Or are you just going to get angry when your posts are shot down?

"u mad bro?"

Please.

The Diabolical Monocle · 07-06-2015 05:19AM

IrishTrajan wrote: »

Do point out any mistakes you notice.

Do propose these facts to actually mean something.

Us has lots of toys ergo fvcking what.

So does Russia and China.

porsche959 · 07-06-2015 05:22AM

IrishTrajan wrote: »

And who do you think will break first, a nation that has come together has one before with a single national identity... Or the country with 50+ different ethnic groups, many of whom are striving for independence?

It is too early to say.

IrishTrajan · 07-06-2015 05:22AM

The Diabolical Monocle wrote: »

Do propose these facts to actually mean something.

Us has lots of toys ergo fvcking what.

So does Russia and China.

If only we were all anti-intellectuals, life would be much simpler.

And my point is that the US has more. And the US' toys are better. Much better.

And the US/EU's economy is much larger and much better than China's and Russia's. The US' economy is larger than China, India, Brazil and Russia combined.

porsche959 · 07-06-2015 05:26AM

IrishTrajan wrote: »

The US' economy is larger than China, India, Brazil and Russia combined.

That's definitely not correct, the Chinese economy is close to overtaking US in terms of size, if it hasn't already done so.

IrishTrajan · 07-06-2015 05:26AM

porsche959 wrote: »

It is too early to say.

No, it really isn't. There's three active independence movements in China already (Inner Mongolia - 25 million, Tibet - 3.5 million, Xinjiang - 22 million). Hardly massive, but those are current ones when China has massive growth. You think other regions are going to be happy to stick around when China's growth plummets, they begin to starve from embargoes and the US military begins blowing holes in the Chinese military? (China spends more on domestic security than they do on their military).

I forgot about Hong Kong.

jacksie66 · 07-06-2015 05:26AM

This post has been deleted.

cerastes · 07-06-2015 05:28AM

IrishTrajan wrote: »

Were you?

We'll assume that your conspiracy theory is true and the US did shoot down a plane. The theory of the greater good comes into effect.

There was no hijacking on MH17, there was no greater good theory. It was a fúck up by Russian-backed separatists at the least (at the worst, sanctioned or carried out by the Kremlin), and rather than outing the separatists responsible for the atrocity, they denied it and screamed that it was a Ukrainian fighter. No wait it was a Ukrainian ground system. No wait it was a Ukrainian BUK missile fired from a Ukrainian fighter. No wait it was Mary Poppins!

"u mad bro?"

Please.

I think it is you that has forgotten your medicine,
I'll spell this out
I was referring to your flippant attitude about Russia
The failed state I mentioned was the Ukraine,
lets see, whats next?
This is getting far out, maybe you have taken something.
I never suggested a conspiracy? I certainly never said the US shot down MH17, or that it was hijacked.

You seem to be reading my posts and applying what little you know about history to it, or in fact making it up as you go along?

You rejoiced in penalising Russia, all of Russia and its people, becuase you believe Putin ordered Europeans shot doen (who are predominantly white and which you specify them as being Europeans), yet you seem to think the US in relative recent history has done no wrong and certainly never shot down an airliner themselves, ever.

OK, so let me get this right?
US = Good
Russia = Bad
or US = Good
Everyone else = bad, worse or potentially bad

IrishTrajan · 07-06-2015 05:29AM

porsche959 wrote: »

That's definitely not correct, the Chinese economy is close to overtaking US in terms of size, if it hasn't already done so.

Once again, you are wrong. (The IMF one is the most up-to-date)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_%28nominal%29

Unless China has a 50%+ growth, there's no way they've overtaken the US.

porsche959 · 07-06-2015 05:32AM

IrishTrajan wrote: »

Once again, you are wrong. (The IMF one is the most up-to-date)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_%28nominal%29

Unless China has a 50%+ growth, there's no way they've overtaken the US.

Nominal GDP stats? Lol. Good luck.

IrishTrajan · 07-06-2015 05:34AM

cerastes wrote: »

I think it is you that has forgotten your medicine,
I'll spell this out
I was referring to your flippant attitude about Russia
The failed state I mentioned was the Ukraine

Well, at least we know what side your bread is buttered.

cerastes wrote: »

lets see, whats next?
This is getting far out, maybe you have taken something.
I never suggested a conspiracy? I certainly never said the US shot down MH17, or that it was hijacked.

Nor did I. Pray tell what airliner you're talking about then. I'm talking about the supposed shooting one on 9/11

cerastes wrote: »

You seem to be reading my posts and applying what little you know about history to it.

And you seem to know nothing, then try to feel superior about your lack of knowledge by attacking my character.

cerastes wrote: »

You rejoiced in penalising Russia, all of Russia and its people, becuase you believe Putin ordered Europeans (who are predominantly white and which you specify them as being Europeans), yet you seem to think the US in relative recent history has done no wrong and certainly never shot down an airliner themselves, ever.

What does them being white have to do with? If the Russians don't want to suffer, the choice is simple: don't re-elect Putin.

Did I say the US did no wrong? No, the US has done some evil ****. But you know what the great thing is? When you criticize them, you don't end up dead like you do in Russia.

cerastes wrote: »

OK, so let me get this right?
US = Good
Russia = Bad
or US = Good
Everyone else = bad, worse or potentially bad

Can you quote me where I said the US is the paragon of virtue?

cerastes · 07-06-2015 05:34AM

IrishTrajan wrote: »

If only we were all anti-intellectuals, life would be much simpler.

And my point is that the US has more. And the US' toys are better. Much better.

And the US/EU's economy is much larger and much better than China's and Russia's. The US' economy is larger than China, India, Brazil and Russia combined.

Im guessing this is you blowing your load

IrishTrajan wrote: »

No, it really isn't. There's three active independence movements in China already (Inner Mongolia - 25 million, Tibet - 3.5 million, Xinjiang - 22 million). Hardly massive, but those are current ones when China has massive growth. You think other regions are going to be happy to stick around when China's growth plummets, they begin to starve from embargoes and the US military begins blowing holes in the Chinese military? (China spends more on domestic security than they do on their military).

I forgot about Hong Kong.

Dont forget Texas and Maine, probably throw a few more States in there too, its come up but is about as likely.

IrishTrajan · 07-06-2015 05:35AM

porsche959 wrote: »

Nominal GDP stats? Lol. Good luck.

Yes. Nominal is how you judge influence. If you're using PPP then congratulations. Everyone in China is so poor that the dollar can buy more there than in the US.

Don't use PPP if you're comparing economies and world power, please. That's not how it works.

The Diabolical Monocle · 07-06-2015 05:36AM

IrishTrajan wrote: »

If only we were all anti-intellectuals, life would be much simpler.

And my point is that the US has more. And the US' toys are better. Much better.

.

And what.

The Chinese women's army is bigger than the us army.

But again, so fvcking what.

IrishTrajan · 07-06-2015 05:37AM

cerastes wrote: »

Im guessing this is you blowing your load

Don't you have an anti-vaxxer forum to be posting on?

cerastes wrote: »

Dont forget Texas and Maine, probably throw a few more States in there too, its come up but is about as likely.

Can you show me where there's political support for Texas or Maine seceding? A couple thousand people from all over the world signing a poll does not an independence campaign make.

IrishTrajan · 07-06-2015 05:39AM

The Diabolical Monocle wrote: »

And what.

The Chinese women's army is bigger than the us army.

But again, so fvcking what.

If quantity alone won wars, the US wouldn't have won in Korea.

So, you attack my character and try to discredit my argument, then have absolutely no idea what you're talking about? Please, stay to RT's comments sections, Ivan.

The Diabolical Monocle · 07-06-2015 05:41AM

IrishTrajan wrote: »

If quantity alone won wars, the US wouldn't have won in Korea.

So, you attack my character and try to discredit my argument, then have absolutely no idea what you're talking about? Please, stay to RT's comments sections, Ivan.

Lmao ... Wot.

IrishTrajan · 07-06-2015 05:43AM

The Diabolical Monocle wrote: »

Lmao ... Wot.

Another Walt

It appears your short-term memory isn't working properly. Have you de-calcified your pineal gland with some "natural" modified bananas and completely organic water?

cerastes · 07-06-2015 05:44AM

IrishTrajan wrote: »

Well, at least we know what side your bread is buttered.
Nor did I. Pray tell what airliner you're talking about then. I'm talking about the supposed shooting one on 9/11
And you seem to know nothing, then try to feel superior about your lack of knowledge by attacking my character.
What does them being white have to do with? If the Russians don't want to suffer, the choice is simple: don't re-elect Putin.

Did I say the US did no wrong? No, the US has done some evil ****. But you know what the great thing is? When you criticize them, you don't end up dead like you do in Russia.
Can you quote me where I said the US is the paragon of virtue?

My bread is buttered? I always butter the top side, what are you talking about, why would it matter who you think I support, I never stated a preference? its been impartial, show me where I stated one side is better than the other?
So first its MH17 and now some airliner on 9/11, I was referring to a more similar incident in which a US naval ship shot down an Iranian airliner.
Based on what occured, the US should be sanctioned, even looking it up now, having already considered it, I see that there has been a comparison made by the difference in reactions to each of these very similar events.

Well you dont end up dead unless you dont take your hands out of your pockets, other than that its fine.

I never said you said the US was a paragon of virtue?? can you show me where I said you said that?

cerastes · 07-06-2015 05:47AM

IrishTrajan wrote: »

Don't you have an anti-vaxxer forum to be posting on?

Can you show me where there's political support for Texas or Maine seceding? A couple thousand people from all over the world signing a poll does not an independence campaign make.

I have no idea what anti vaxxer is, I'll have to look that up.

IrishTrajan wrote: »

If quantity alone won wars, the US wouldn't have won in Korea.

The US did not win in Korea? you need to check your history again, It seems to be a weak point.

IrishTrajan · 07-06-2015 05:50AM

cerastes wrote: »

So first its MH17 and now some airliner on 9/11, I was referring to a more similar incident in which a US naval ship shot down an Iranian airliner.
Based on what occured, the US should be sanctioned, even looking it up now, having already considered it, I see that there has been a comparison made by the difference in reactions to each of these very similar events.

A helicopter from USS Vincennes reported that it received small arms fire from Iranian patrol vessels as it observed from high altitude.

After receiving no response to multiple radio challenges, USS Vincennes fired two surface-to-air missiles at the airliner. One of the missiles hit the airliner, which exploded and fell in fragments into the water. Everyone on board was killed

Yes, it is a sad thing to have happened, but if you think that's the same thing as targeting a civilian airliner and then denying it, then concocting stories about how the other side actually shot it down, and then screaming that you have a new, concrete story about how they did it, before then dropping that story and concocting a brand new, totally legit, completely concrete theory... Then I don't know what you tell you.

cerastes wrote: »

Well you dont end up dead unless you dont take your hands out of your pockets, other than that its fine.

Yes, people are regularly shot for talking about the Government in the US with their hands in their pockets...

IrishTrajan · 07-06-2015 05:51AM

cerastes wrote: »

The US did not win in Korea? you need to check your history again, It seems to be a weak point.

Yes, yes they did. The US invasion was to restore South Korea and stop the spread of Communism. As far as I know, South Korea still exists and isn't Communist.

You're thinking of Vietnam.

IrishTrajan · 07-06-2015 05:53AM

cerastes wrote: »

I never said you said the US was a paragon of virtue?? can you show me where I said you said that?

OK, so let me get this right?
US = Good
Russia = Bad
or US = Good
Everyone else = bad, worse or potentially bad

.

newmug · 07-06-2015 05:56AM

We all agree that a war between the US and Russia and China would be a horrible, horrible thing.

Right.

Now, back to the subject at hand - Greece has turned to the dark side. I wonder if Germany will actually give them a break now, or will they turn up the heat even more? Will there be a Grexit because of this? Will other PIG countries see Russia as a go-to man? I personally think the result of all this will be that Britain will end up staying in the EU, to keep their foot in the door now that the dynamic has changed.

cerastes · 07-06-2015 05:58AM

IrishTrajan wrote: »

Yes, yes they did. The US invasion was to restore South Korea and stop the spread of Communism. As far as I know, South Korea still exists and isn't Communist.

You're thinking of Vietnam.

The Korean war ended in a stalemate and then an armistice.

IrishTrajan wrote: »

.

I never said you stated the US was a paragon of virtue, Im merely pointing to what side your bread appears to be buttered on by your insistent protestations of how all of Russia should be penalised and armaments/war wet dreams

IrishTrajan · 07-06-2015 05:59AM

newmug wrote: »

Now, back to the subject at hand - Greece has turned to the dark side. I wonder if Germany will actually give them a break now, or will they turn up the heat even more? Will there be a Grexit because of this? Will other PIG countries see Russia as a go-to man? I personally think the result of all this will be that Britain will end up staying in the EU, to keep their foot in the door now that the dynamic has changed.

I don't think the Germans care much about this. Russia lacks the capital to do anything meaningful, and if the Greeks do start another pull, most of Europe will probably back Germany.

The Russians are clever in trying to split the EU but I don't think anyone except the Greeks/Germans/French (and maybe the Hungarians) care about Greece's temper tantrums.

Greece moves to Russia

Comments