Breakingthewall

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  1. Now Trump almost seems like a sane, down-to-earth guy compared to Elon. Poor Elon, from hero to global idiot in a month. It's sure to be good for his karma, but bad for his companies.
  2. I think that you have forgotten that bandera was proclaimed national hero 10 years BEFORE the invasion. You forget some important details for make a real map of the situation. And that azov battalion, which, by the way, was led by the former leader of the radical Nazi fans of the Dynamo kyiv football team, It was the one waging war against the Russians in Dombass. It wasn't a fringe group; it was the main group: Nazis against Russians. Russians are very crazy, and they don't like Nazis because of some things they did years ago.
  3. You told that no county have us nukes, and many have, and Ukraine would have if they join nato. Anyway, you don't know nothing, it's a loss of time talking with you, bye
  4. Yes that's why the Ukrainian government rised sthepan bandera to national hero, being a Nazi who designed the Jew genocide in Treblinka. Maybe the Germans could raise Rudolf Hoss to national hero.
  5. The NATO country closest to Russia that hosts nuclear weapons is Turkey, through the alliance’s nuclear sharing program. 🇹🇷 Turkey: Strategic proximity and nuclear hosting Location: Turkey borders Russia via the Black Sea and is close to Russian allies like Armenia and Syria. Incirlik Air Base: Approximately 20 U.S. B61 nuclear bombs are stored here under NATO’s nuclear sharing arrangement. These weapons remain under U.S. control but could be deployed by NATO aircraft in case of war. Other NATO countries hosting U.S. nuclear weapons: Besides Turkey, several European countries also host U.S. nuclear bombs: Germany (Büchel Air Base) Belgium (Kleine Brogel Air Base) Netherlands (Volkel Air Base) Italy (Aviano and Ghedi Air Bases) All these are part of NATO’s nuclear sharing agreement. 🇵🇱 Poland: Aspirations but no deployment yet Poland does not currently host nuclear weapons. However, in 2025, Polish President Andrzej Duda officially requested the deployment of U.S. nuclear weapons on Polish soil, citing security concerns regarding Russia. NATO nuclear powers with their own arsenals: France: ~290 nuclear warheads United Kingdom: ~225 nuclear warheads Both have independent nuclear deterrents but do not border Russia. ✅ Summary: Turkey is the closest NATO country to Russia that hosts nuclear weapons (U.S. B61 bombs). Other host countries (Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, Italy) are further west.
  6. What the American nukes in turkey, Germany, Holland, Italy and Belgium? And Poland is trying to join the nuclear program of NATO. Before speaking try to being informed. You don't know nothing, just a dumb. Bye.
  7. Because US built 5 laboratories of viruses close their military bases in Ukraine, then the possibility of nukes was very possible
  8. Really? I thought that was Putin who ruled Russia . Maybe he's just a puppet? Seems so.
  9. You are so naive. Ukraine is one of the most corrupted countries in the world, Zelensky was elected because his platform was to bring Russia closer together, but once in power he was told he had to do exactly the opposite. These are the ones in charge in Ukraine.
  10. Making him a national hero is a message to the Russians of Ukraine. It means: Beware, the wolf is coming.
  11. Ukraine has been scammed by the US, the big scammer . They're absolutely idiots. Look what they've achieved.
  12. What they can't accept is that an Ukraine ruled by an oligarchy completely hostile to Russia joins NATO and has a nuclear arsenal aimed at Moscow. These Russians are crazy; they should be happy about that, and instead they invade.
  13. Yes sure that it's only and objetive and single obvious historical truth. The vasques in Spain are very angry with Spain for the behavior in the past 300 years, let's give them nukes
  14. Yes, That's why the first Ukrainian nationalist government after the coup d'état made Stephan Bandera, a declared Nazi and architect of the Jewish genocide in Ukraine, a national hero.
  15. Those who lived in pre-Soviet Crimea were Tatars who arrived with the Ottoman Empire. So, should Crimea be Tatar? Or perhaps Ottoman? That whole area is problematic, and problems aren't solved by pouring gasoline on the fire, as Biden and Nuland did. There's nationalist sentiment in Ukraine, but there are also areas with a Russian majority, like Crimea and Dombass. Is it appropriate to ban Russian in schools and ministries in these areas? Perhaps it seems like a first step toward mass expulsion. And then Biden comes along with his fortifications, his virus labs, and then his Nukes. What else?
  16. All of that you've said is the nationalist poison that leads to war, which the US has exploited like the demons they are. They could have also given a billion trillion dollars' worth of weapons to the IRA to piss off the British at the time. The IRA surely had sound reasons, like everyone else. There are 10 million Russians in Ukraine. So you think that's because Stalin put them there and they shouldn't be there. As you said, they helped Hitler who wants to destroy Russia, and this spirit should be preserved?. Bingo! We have a war. Who's right now? Who wins it, like in all wars
  17. It's not just pride , is a drift in a hostile direction, which was to culminate with Ukraine joining NATO as an advanced bulwark AGAINST Russia, with absolutely anti-Russian sentiment and an open bar for weapons.
  18. Ukraine is a threatening just for the very fact of being a declared enemy of Russia, Because 30% of the population is Russian or Russian-speaking, and instead of wanting to be a Ukrainian/Russian state, they've resorted to ancestral poisonous nationalism to declare Russians enemies. There are 10 million people who have seen their status jeopardized, their language banned in schools and public spaces. In other words, they've seen steps taken to erase them as a group, so a war has begun. The Ukrainian option was to erase everything Russian, so that only Ukrainian culture would prevail. Seeing this fire, the US has poured tons of gasoline.. If Russia remains powerless in the face of this, it defines itself as such: powerless. An impotent power dismembers itself in internal wars and is plundered, and Black Rock dances
  19. @zazen Man you are wasting a lot of energy to explain something that @Daniel Balan can't understand in those terms. Let's me explain: Putin is an evil person, same than Voldemort, or maybe Sauron, and he wants conquer the world while he pets a cat just because he's evil. In the other hand is zelensky, he's like Frodo (you could see that he seems a hobbit), and he's good and noble. Then there is a war between the good and the evil, and are you defending the evil? Maybe are you a monster??? Seems so.
  20. I would say yes, there is reincarnation in this dimension of existence or in others dimensions, and indefinitely. The point is that there isn't a you that reincarnates, but rather there is a pattern of existence of infinite complexity, interconnected to infinity that restart is another frequency taking the before pattern as a base. n other words, all of reality is in that pattern, and it resets cyclically. This is what people confuse with solipsism, because you are the totality of reality, but every interconnection that forms you is also the totality of the reality and contains everything. It's the particularity of the unlimited, which has no limits in any direction, inside is outside, etc. So, yes, there is reincarnation, but you won't be reincarnated because the you that asks if it will be reincarnated is a kind of superficial hologram, the tip of an iceberg, identity, merely an idea formed by limits that believes he's a human with a past, a characteristics, who don't want to suffer and want good things,, and this is 1 divided by infinity: zero.
  21. All of that you say is true, but it's a step toward maturity. Let's say it's the adolescence of society. Afterward, people will realize all that superficial stupidity (it's already happening) and maturity will arrive. Muslims, on the other hand, don't want to leave childhood, with daddy Muhammad telling them what to do and what not to do.
  22. Then there are two, god and you . If you aren't concious about creating this reality, maybe you aren't also concious about more other things, maybe infinite things
  23. @zazen can't remove the quote sorry @Raze Let me explain it to you again, see if you understand. In 2002, Saudi Arabia was going to present a possible two-state solution. The day before, a Hamas terrorist perpetrated the Passover massacre. The treaty was rejected. Three years later, Hamas won an absolute majority in Gaza. Do you understand? It means that the Palestinians approve of the Passover massacre and the boycott of the Saudi two-state treaty. They want violence, and that's exactly what they get. Where's the mystery?
  24. Yes, the Palestinian are peaceful people but Israel forced them to be violent because Israel is evil and Palestine is good. Interesting analysis.
  25. You don't understand absolutely nothing. I'm trying to understand the conflict not cheer one side. I think that the Palestinian are stupid with their violence just because it's impossible for them to win, because win for them is the dissapearance of Israel, then are provoking killings and expulsion, it's a sterile attitude. If they could win, then they could try , but it's impossible, they just want express their hate killing some people sometimes and constructing nothing, just hate and excuses.