Putin ally tells Americans: vote Trump or face nuclear war

[Anonymous 22]

Zhirinovsky: ‘Americans should vote for Donald Trump as president next month or risk being dragged into a nuclear war’

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-usa-election-russian-trump-idUSKCN12C28Q?il=0

[RusskyParticipant 13503]

Zhirinovsky is the man. He’s a guy who never minces words – I love him for that. He’s not Putin’s puppet like they paint him in that interview, he’s the leader of the populist party.

proud carrier of the 'why?' chromosome

[Joey AlfioParticipant]

A nuclear war is no joke except for Hitlery Satan supporters.

Δεν υπάρχει τίποτε αδύνατο γι’ αυτόν που θα προσπαθήσει. - Μέγας Αλέξανδρος

[PistolPeteParticipant 27143]

Bad news: If Hillary is elected she will maintain the new missile bases in Romania and Poland. Russia has no choice but to eliminate those threats. If Trump wins those bases will likely go away.

Remember Hillary has something to “prove” to the evil white male Putin. This is dangerous indeed especially when we consider Hillary is a psycho.

[Stan1192Participant 178]

This whole situation is quite worrying. My plan is actually to move away to the other side of the world… but I can’t. I just started my studies and I have no means to realize that just now.

I am situated in eastern europe ,literally on the border with Russia. The mass media here and in Finland are very anti-russia. I don’t want to take sides but the hypocrisy is strong. Anything bad Russia does is front page with Putin’s face + devil horns, anything bad USA/Nato does is whitewashed or not reported.

Same goes with Hillary : Hillary good , Trump bad. You get these freelance idiots writing about how we must all hope Hillary gets elected. Things get taken out of context like when Trump said to Hillary “You would be in jail” , they reported that Trump threatened Hillary with jail. It didn’t sound like a threat to me, more like a statement or am I wrong ? And it goes on and on. They are doing everything they can to make him out as a complete nutcase. Don’t know about you , but I would define the person who openly talks about escalating the tensions with Russia as more of a nutcase than Trump can ever be.

The thing p~~~ing me off there’s SO MANY people who get off at the thought of war, at the thought of “teaching those pesky russians a lesson”. Yeah it probably feels a lot safer on the other side of the atlantic but there are millions of people in eastern europe and Finland who just want to live their lives. And in case s~~~ hits the fan , they would be the first ones to go.
Of course With MAD, there will be no winner ( except the super rich ). So what the hell is going on ?

I would have more things to say but it requires a really heavy tinfoil full body armor so I will pass this time…

Stay safe everyone.

[PistolPeteParticipant 27143]

Very insightful. Many people in the US are utterly incapable of seeing the world from a perspective other than their own. I was arguing with a guy the other day about this and pointed out that Russia took 20-30 million dead in the last war and technically prevailed. That reality affects their outlook. Such a thing has never occurred in the US so they cannot appreciate how the Russians view things. I also mentioned the US has 750+ military outposts across the Globe, Russia has 3—and who is the big threat here?

By the way I have great respect for the Finns. I love their SAKO rifles, and .338 Lapuda is a work of genius.

I hope you are not in Poland or Romania.

[Stan1192Participant 178]

Yes definitely. US being such a big country , I can understand that for some it’s like living

Yeah I love the Finns ,I lived there for 7 years. No I am not in Poland or Romania, I am in Estonia. Lived in the UK for a couple of year as well and decided I need a proper education so here I am. Picked a bad time eh hah …

But yeah I could literally go out and walk for 15-20 minutes and I would reach a river which is the border between Estonia and Russia. So pretty damn close.

[joetechParticipant]

I don’t know where anyone could go to be safe if nukes start flying around. I remember the Cuban missile crisis…I was 10. Everyone was scared. I remember the drills and standing against the brick walls thinking, “If this is ever real, there’s going to be a shadow of me on this wall.” That was at ten! I hope this is just election year hysteria.

"Don't follow in my footsteps...I stepped in something."

[PistolPeteParticipant 27143]

Yikes Stan! you’re in a dangerous place! The Russians still think the Baltic states are “theirs”.

[RusskyParticipant 13503]

PistolPete wrote:

Yikes Stan! you’re in a dangerous place! The Russians still think the Baltic states are “theirs”.

No they don’t. It’s just paranoid fearmongering.
P.S.: I grew up in Lithuania and studied its history by the way

proud carrier of the 'why?' chromosome

[Stan1192Participant 178]

I don’t know why I cut myself off from what I was writing, I guess I’m tired kr something. “Yes definitely. US being such a big country , I can understand that for some people it’s like living on a different planet, they probably not think that much about other countries, or just don’t care. But then again , there’s people like that all over the world.”
That’s what I was meant to write.

I have to agree with Russky there , am quite sure that all the talk about russia wanting the baltic states back is just information warfare.
Dangerous place nonetheless, yes.

[Stan1192Participant 178]

joetech wrote:

I don’t know where anyone could go to be safe if nukes start flying around. I remember the Cuban missile crisis…I was 10. Everyone was scared. I remember the drills and standing against the brick walls thinking, “If this is ever real, there’s going to be a shadow of me on this wall.” That was at ten! I hope this is just election year hysteria.

I hope so too.
Though I fear some kind of a global crisis is inevitable at some point in the future.

In case of nukes flying around , I think the southern hemisphere would be a good start.
… Or Mars. Yeah , let’s go to Mars

[Anonymous 24]

PistolPete wrote:

Very insightful. Many people in the US are utterly incapable of seeing the world from a perspective other than their own. I was arguing with a guy the other day about this and pointed out that Russia took 20-30 million dead in the last war and technically prevailed. That reality affects their outlook. Such a thing has never occurred in the US so they cannot appreciate how the Russians view things. I also mentioned the US has 750+ military outposts across the Globe, Russia has 3—and who is the big threat here?

I think I found a kindred spirit.

“Team U.S.A.” conditioning from cradle to grave in the U.S. has wrecked many a men’s minds. Far to often they are totally incapable of viewing things from a global perspective.

[RusskyParticipant 13503]

Stan1192 wrote:

I have to agree with Russky there , am quite sure that all the talk about russia wanting the baltic states back is just information warfare.

Russia would never had to attack Baltic states if they stayed cool and minded their own business.
What the leadership and inhabitants of Baltic states fail to understand – is that if they keep ratcheting up paranoia, bringing NATO troops and bases over, and if God forbid – if they put NATO RLS and “missile defence” systems on their territory – Russia will have no choice but to do something about those in event of military confrontation with NATO/EU
So they’re being counterproductive and pretty much asking for it.

proud carrier of the 'why?' chromosome

[NerevarParticipant 8040]

Anonymous wrote:

pete jungen wrote:

Very insightful. Many people in the US are utterly incapable of seeing the world from a perspective other than their own. I was arguing with a guy the other day about this and pointed out that Russia took 20-30 million dead in the last war and technically prevailed. That reality affects their outlook. Such a thing has never occurred in the US so they cannot appreciate how the Russians view things. I also mentioned the US has 750+ military outposts across the Globe, Russia has 3—and who is the big threat here?

I think I found a kindred spirit.

“Team U.S.A.” conditioning from cradle to grave in the U.S. has wrecked many a men’s minds. Far to often they are totally incapable of viewing things from a global perspective.

I guess that’s because the US is so goddamn large! You could fit more than 50, maybe even 100, (very) well-sized countries in there. Most Americans don’t have to think globally because lots of them will never leave the country anyways.

Then again, Canadians, Aussies and Russians have no problem with thinking global despite their own massive sizes.

Here in Europe, specifically The Netherlands, our countries are tiny compared to the Big Four (I didn’t add China because who know what those f~~~ers think?), thus making it much easier to think globally since our neighbours are just two hours away and we’re in a completely different culture in only 6 or 7 hours travelling.

"One of the best things internet exposed is just how insane women are." - Freeman_K

[<<>>Participant 435]

Russia has not and most likely will not anytime soon, conform to the Globalist Agenda. Or at least that is what we are to believe for good or ill. The economy is horrible so restarting the cold war and mass producing nukes would be good for that, also there is the very real possibility of huge deployments of boots on the ground to up the ante of the proxy war. I can not see nukes flying anytime soon as Dr. Strangelove has shown this is simply madness, no any conflict will most certainly be on the ground by sky and sea with few home team civilian casualties, sad for those poor souls stuck in the middle. If on the other hand the U.S., U.K., and Israel gang up and decide that it is time to start calling their rivals Gog and Magog we might all cross ourselves and dig our own graves. The real end can not come until the Globalist win their wish if even for a short time, we will have to keep our ear to the ground. I suspect these are only birth pangs but the baby, surely it has hoofs.

[Anonymous 24]

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Dr. Strangelove

Brilliant movie. For those of you who have not seen this classic, do so as soon as possible.

[joetechParticipant]

Anonymous wrote:

In case of nukes flying around , I think the southern hemisphere would be a good start.
… Or Mars. Yeah , let’s go to Mars

Didn’t I just see in the news that we’re supposed to colonize Mars by 2020? You may be onto something!

"Don't follow in my footsteps...I stepped in something."

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