Russia has already been using hypersonic missiles. Like everything else Russia makes, they are crap and in short supply. Plus, everyone now knows that everything Russia says is false.
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La Bomba 1 wrote:
Russia has already been using hypersonic missiles. Like everything else Russia makes, they are crap and in short supply. Plus, everyone now knows that everything Russia says is false.
Yes, but you are missing the point here.
When Putin (or one of his ass-hats here on LRC) use the term "hypersonic missiles" you are supposed to cower in fear and simply agree to anything that Putin wants.
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Lollys Master wrote:
La Bomba 1 wrote:
I have to agree. Lolly’s Master was more concerned with stoking the flames of his hate for the USA and his raising heat bill than he was for any the millions of human victims in Ukraine. He’s a pompous a-hole of the highest order and less than half as smart as he thinks he is.
He voiced his opinions as if they represent those of all Swiss. However, when he faced overwhelming proof his support of Russia was totally at odds with the rest of Switzerland, he ironically tried to accuse the US of not supporting Ukraine as much as Switzerland.
His most idiotic stance is his disbelief of Western media, using a WESTERN MEDIA PLATFORM to complain about the western media. What an a-hole!
What's here to explain. Everybody I know sees it as a disaster that Swiss government broke the neutrality and sided with Ukraine. There's a public voting (Switzerland is true democracy) coming soon to make it illegal and to enforce pure neutrality. And if you see this running message board, where anyone can voice their opinions, as equivalent of the state owned media, where opinions are pre-formulated then there's no help for you :)
I also frequent Russian telegram groups to poke holes in the theories of preconceived Russian a-holes, who, just like people here, only read state owned media and put their 100% trust in it. Useful idiots are everywhere, in Russia and also in the US. Congrats on being one of them.
That's because both of your friends are pro-Russian morons, like yourself. The Swiss people I know see Russia as a f*cking disaster and a menace and think Switzerland should be doing more to stop them.
Surely you'll be voting against the neutrality initiative, as you believe any country that sends troops outside its borders should be sanctioned, including by Switzerland. Or, is this another instance where your hypocrisy and stupidity have merged to form a superstorm of Lolly-fueled clusterf*ck?
I would congratulate you on being a useful idiot, but you're not useful.
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Lollys Master wrote:
Defcon 3 wrote:
Very interesting on the capability of their hypersonic missiles. Let's just hope Putin doesn't do something stupid & authorize a tactical nuclear warhead on one of those missiles destined for a Ukrainian target.
I don't see why not. To save lives, like the US did in Japan.
The ignorance is strong with this one.
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Well, ok then wrote:
Lollys Master wrote:
I also frequent Russian telegram groups to poke holes in the theories of preconceived Russian a-holes, who, just like people here, only read state owned media and put their 100% trust in it.
Link?
Russian state-run media is literally composed of the types of people who in the U.S. are homeless, pushing shopping carts full of random items and screaming at tree trunks. Somehow in Russia they get to wear suits and become TV personalities.
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Well, ok then wrote:
Link?
Not anonymous enough, sorry. Some of these groups are a mirrored image of what's going on here. "Russia is winning, only Ukrainians die, Kiev has no electricity, no heat, the EU is about to collapse etc." Posting pictures and videos of destroyed Ukrainian / NATO weaponry and occasionly shedding some light on Ukrainian regular army commiting war crimes in Donbas.
They also get pissed off once told that war in Ukraine is about owning Donbas and Crimea and not about bringing democracy. Very similar ignorant yet aggresive characters with no knowledge outside of state owned media.
That's how I know that majority of citizens of each country are useful idiots, since they have very limited ability to inform themselves from different sources in multiple languages.12 -
CarmineAlwaysLies wrote:
The ignorance is strong with this one.
Stronger than the US hypocricy?
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Lollys Master wrote:
CarmineAlwaysLies wrote:
The ignorance is strong with this one.
Stronger than the US hypocricy?
Yes. But not as strong as your hypocrisy.
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Lollys Master wrote:
Well, ok then wrote:
Link?
Not anonymous enough, sorry. Some of these groups are a mirrored image of what's going on here. "Russia is winning, only Ukrainians die, Kiev has no electricity, no heat, the EU is about to collapse etc." Posting pictures and videos of destroyed Ukrainian / NATO weaponry and occasionly shedding some light on Ukrainian regular army commiting war crimes in Donbas.
They also get pissed off once told that war in Ukraine is about owning Donbas and Crimea and not about bringing democracy. Very similar ignorant yet aggresive characters with no knowledge outside of state owned media.
That's how I know that majority of citizens of each country are useful idiots, since they have very limited ability to inform themselves from different sources in multiple languages.So, imaginary. Like your friends and Swiss citizenship.
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CarmineAlwaysLies wrote:
That's because both of your friends are pro-Russian morons, like yourself. The Swiss people I know see Russia as a f*cking disaster and a menace and think Switzerland should be doing more to stop them.
Surely you'll be voting against the neutrality initiative, as you believe any country that sends troops outside its borders should be sanctioned, including by Switzerland. Or, is this another instance where your hypocrisy and stupidity have merged to form a superstorm of Lolly-fueled clusterf*ck?
I would congratulate you on being a useful idiot, but you're not useful.
You don't know anybody in Switzerland, why are you lying???
The fact that there is a neutrality initiative to be voted on defeats your argument that Switzerland is pro-Ukraine. Majority of the country wants nothing to do with this war.
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CarmineAlwaysLies wrote:
So, imaginary. Like your friends and Swiss citizenship.
No, absolutely real. Like the fact that you're a liar. Let's talk to each other in german, french, russian or ukrainian, you moran. Pick one.
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CarmineAlwaysLies wrote:
Lollys Master wrote:
Stronger than the US hypocricy?
Yes. But not as strong as your hypocrisy.
Must be almost as strong as your inability to comprehend.
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Lollys Master wrote:
CarmineAlwaysLies wrote:
That's because both of your friends are pro-Russian morons, like yourself. The Swiss people I know see Russia as a f*cking disaster and a menace and think Switzerland should be doing more to stop them.
Surely you'll be voting against the neutrality initiative, as you believe any country that sends troops outside its borders should be sanctioned, including by Switzerland. Or, is this another instance where your hypocrisy and stupidity have merged to form a superstorm of Lolly-fueled clusterf*ck?
I would congratulate you on being a useful idiot, but you're not useful.
You don't know anybody in Switzerland, why are you lying???
The fact that there is a neutrality initiative to be voted on defeats your argument that Switzerland is pro-Ukraine. Majority of the country wants nothing to do with this war.
Wrong again. I would expect nothing less from you.
There's no evidence that the "majority" of the country wants nothing to do with the war. There *may* be a vote on the initiative if the right-wing Swiss People's Party collects enough signatures to force a vote (they have more than year to do so).
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Lollys Master wrote:
CarmineAlwaysLies wrote:
So, imaginary. Like your friends and Swiss citizenship.
No, absolutely real. Like the fact that you're a liar. Let's talk to each other in german, french, russian or ukrainian, you moran. Pick one.
I would prefer you were correct in English before we try any other languages. But, you'll long since be gone from LRC before that happens.
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CarmineAlwaysLies wrote:
Wrong again. I would expect nothing less from you.
There's no evidence that the "majority" of the country wants nothing to do with the war. There *may* be a vote on the initiative if the right-wing Swiss People's Party collects enough signatures to force a vote (they have more than year to do so).
So you think we will not get 100.000 signatures? We will get that in the first month. Neutrality is one of the most valued asset for Swiss.
So which language did you pick for communication, french, german, russian or ukrainian? Let's go.
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Lollys Master wrote:
CarmineAlwaysLies wrote:
Wrong again. I would expect nothing less from you.
There's no evidence that the "majority" of the country wants nothing to do with the war. There *may* be a vote on the initiative if the right-wing Swiss People's Party collects enough signatures to force a vote (they have more than year to do so).
So you think we will not get 100.000 signatures? We will get that in the first month. Neutrality is one of the most valued asset for Swiss.
So which language did you pick for communication, french, german, russian or ukrainian? Let's go.
As I said (and you claim I'm unable to comprehend), I suggest you stick with getting your facts right in English before we move on to another language. But, there's no chance that happens.
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Lollys Master wrote:
CarmineAlwaysLies wrote:
Wrong again. I would expect nothing less from you.
There's no evidence that the "majority" of the country wants nothing to do with the war. There *may* be a vote on the initiative if the right-wing Swiss People's Party collects enough signatures to force a vote (they have more than year to do so).
So you think we will not get 100.000 signatures? We will get that in the first month. Neutrality is one of the most valued asset for Swiss.
So which language did you pick for communication, french, german, russian or ukrainian? Let's go.
We'll see - I agree it's likely they'll get the 100,000 signatures needed, but the vote may not turn out the way you expect.
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CarmineAlwaysLies wrote:
I would prefer you were correct in English before we try any other languages. But, you'll long since be gone from LRC before that happens.
So just like I assumed, you only speak trailer park english. Then what the hell can you know about Ukraine :) American state media is as good as it gets for you.
Any other "expert" here speaking anything but english? Is here even a single person that speaks ukrainian and/or russian?
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CarmineAlwaysLies wrote:
Lollys Master wrote:
So you think we will not get 100.000 signatures? We will get that in the first month. Neutrality is one of the most valued asset for Swiss.
So which language did you pick for communication, french, german, russian or ukrainian? Let's go.
We'll see - I agree it's likely they'll get the 100,000 signatures needed, but the vote may not turn out the way you expect.
We'll see. I don't understand why wait so long though. 100.000 signatures would be gathered in 1-2 months.
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CarmineAlwaysLies wrote:
Lollys Master wrote:
You don't know anybody in Switzerland, why are you lying???
The fact that there is a neutrality initiative to be voted on defeats your argument that Switzerland is pro-Ukraine. Majority of the country wants nothing to do with this war.
Wrong again. I would expect nothing less from you.
There's no evidence that the "majority" of the country wants nothing to do with the war. There *may* be a vote on the initiative if the right-wing Swiss People's Party collects enough signatures to force a vote (they have more than year to do so).
There is even less evidence the country wants to do anything with the war. Out of the 100+ Germans, Swiss Austrians, Hungarians, Italians, Polish, Slovenians, Czech that I speak to perhaps 2 have your mindset
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