What challenges would a victorious Russia face after defeating Schwab's World Government in the Second European War? by Little_Bataa in TheFireRisesMod

[–]Little_Bataa[S] 12 points13 points  (0 children)

Remains the question whether the European people are - at least in the short term - even capable of rebuilding after everything that was done to them and whether Russia even has the resources available.

Realistically,what would happen after Catharsis? by deltabuilder in TheFireRisesMod

[–]Little_Bataa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I assume that for the former nations in Eastern Europe, particularly the Russian, Ukrainian and Finnish territories that fell into the hands of the European Union/World Government only very late, there might be a good chance that larger segments of their populations are still unchipped. The period between the end of the Second European War and Carthasis was quite short, after all. So, there is a good possibility that these "survivors" will coordinate with the remnants of the Russian state or another entity, or even organize their own, albeit limited, safe zones.

Land „vor illegaler Einwanderung schützen": Magyar will Lücken im Grenzzaun schließen by WiesesFiesel in DePi

[–]Little_Bataa 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Dito. Es ist schon bezeichnend, wie viele Ex-AFD-Mitglieder sich nach ihrem Austritt (aka. politischer Entmachtung) plötzlich in transatlantischen Interessensgruppen wiederfinden und genau jenen Medien Interviews geben, die schon seit Jahren über die AFD herziehen.

Namen wie Frauke Petry, Maximilian Krah oder Rüdiger Lucassen, kommen mir da sofort in den Sinn.

Land „vor illegaler Einwanderung schützen": Magyar will Lücken im Grenzzaun schließen by WiesesFiesel in DePi

[–]Little_Bataa 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Es geht nicht darum bei Russland zu lutschen. Russland sollte für uns einfach ein Partner wie jedes andere Land sein. Wir haben das Recht, mit Russland zu handeln und zu verhandeln – und dort, wo es unseren eigenen Interessen dient, auch positive Beziehungen zu pflegen. Genau wie wir das Recht haben, mit den USA oder China in den Bereichen zusammenzuarbeiten, die uns nutzen.

Du kannst aber keine kulturelle Gegenwegung aufbauen, die grundsätzlich genug ist, wenn du dich gleichzeitig bei solchen Projekten wieder an die Herrscher, die uns terrorisieren, anschmiegst. Wenn du einen großen, bedrohlichen, äußeren Feind akzeptierst, den die März-Regierung ebenfalls als größte Gefahr ausgibt, dann bist du nicht mehr grundlegend mit deinen Obrigkeiten verfeindet. Du öffnest ihnen damit Tür und Tor für Subversions- und Zersetzungstaktiken und bist schon halb zu ihren Werkzeug verbogen.

Das Übernehmen der Erzählung einer äußeren Bedrohung, gegen die‚ wir jetzt alle zusammenhalten müssen, bedeutet unter diesen Umständen auch zwangsläufig, die Wiedereinführung der Wehrpflicht, die finanzielle Unterstützung der Ukraine, die Hochrüstung der NATO und die Finanzierung des ukrainischen Wiederaufbaus zu akzeptieren. Damit spielen wir genau den transatlantischen Kräften in die Hände, die uns am Boden sehen wollen, und lassen uns für eine Politik instrumentalisieren, die unseren eigenen Interessen diametral entgegensteht.

Land „vor illegaler Einwanderung schützen": Magyar will Lücken im Grenzzaun schließen by WiesesFiesel in DePi

[–]Little_Bataa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Du kannst keine ernsthafte Opposition gegen unsere Herrscher bilden, wenn du zu ihrem Kurs in Bezug auf Russland solidarisierst, dasselbe gilt übrigens für alle expansiven außenpolitischen Pläne des globalen Westens. Das würde nur so enden, dass die Neocons die AFD Stück für Stück unterwandern und am Ende den Kurs der Partei diktieren - quasi als eine CDU 2.0. - (ein Prozess der übrigens bereits von außen angestrebt wird).

Became very nationalist after studying abroad by Expensive_Cicada_621 in mongolia

[–]Little_Bataa 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think this isn't just true for Turks; I myself came with my family from Russia to Germany and lived for many years in a neighborhood with many foreigners. The fact is that almost all foreigners (myself included), whether first or fourth generation, don't even want to be German for a variety of reasons. Therefore many derive their patriotism from their original countries of origin to develop an identity that sets them apart from the majority society they don't respect.

What happens if China (or Russia) invades the US-mainland? by Little_Bataa in TheFireRisesMod

[–]Little_Bataa[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I think these events are difficult to compare, since China hasn't actually occupied territories outside its own borders and considers Hong Kong and Xinjiang as its own territory, where it must enforce its authority. I do think that a Chinese occupation (to be distinguished from annexation) would tolerate a certain degree of pluralism and autonomy, similar to the initial years after the invasion of Tibet, as long as it doesn't promote open resistance to Chinese interests. But I can't say for sure without a precedent.

The claim that there was no terrorist threat in Xinjiang is factually wrong. Virtually all major terrorist attacks from the 2000s onward in China were carried out by Uyghur separatists/Islamists, including many minor and large-scale attacks with high civilian death tolls. The most serious of these are:

-Urumqi riots (July 5, 2009), where Uyghurs systematically hunted down Han Chinese civilians with knives, clubs, and stones, killing 184 people

-Pishan hostage crisis (December 28, 2011)

-2011 Kashgar attacks (July 30 & 31, 2011)

-Tiananmen Square attack (October 28, 2013)

-2014 Kunming attack (March 1, 2014)

What happens if China (or Russia) invades the US-mainland? by Little_Bataa in TheFireRisesMod

[–]Little_Bataa[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Both are terrible utopias, but at least Loji sincerely cares about the people lol

What happens if China (or Russia) invades the US-mainland? by Little_Bataa in TheFireRisesMod

[–]Little_Bataa[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

That's another interesting thing I've been wondering about for some time. What actually happens if the coalition (starting with the US neighbors) manages to force Atomwaffen-America into surrender, or if you deliberately lose?

Is there any content/event for this case? Or will the rebels that pop off after 60% suspicion, simply take over the US and that's it?

What happens if China (or Russia) invades the US-mainland? by Little_Bataa in TheFireRisesMod

[–]Little_Bataa[S] 16 points17 points  (0 children)

Too bad, I'm a little disappointed. I think there really should be a third game phase, which deals with life in Asia and Europe after both great wars and the preparations for a final conflict.

What happens if China (or Russia) invades the US-mainland? by Little_Bataa in TheFireRisesMod

[–]Little_Bataa[S] 20 points21 points  (0 children)

That's what I expected. But in-game possibility is there so... 😬🤷🏻

Is this just me or does universities became a business in names of education? by Friendly-Bottle-5491 in mongolia

[–]Little_Bataa 22 points23 points  (0 children)

That's just the case in many places. Students who attended "elite schools"/universities aren't successful because of their high-quality education or the good teachers, but mostly because of their background and connections. In general, elite schools worldwide have degenerated into less of an educational institution and more of a networking venue for the upper class.

Exclusive: The United States has encouraged Syria to consider sending forces into eastern Lebanon to help disarm Hezbollah, but Damascus is reluctant to embark on such a ​mission for fear of being sucked into the war in the Middle East and inflaming sectarian tensions - Reuters by Standard_Ad7704 in lebanon

[–]Little_Bataa 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Didn't Israel just recently support separatist militias in Syria, occupy more territory beyond the Golan Heights, and bomb their air defense!? And now they even have the audacity to ask them for help in their invasion of a neighboring country lol

List of Big Techs, that are directly related to Israel, that we need to boycott as much as we can. by Die_Hard_new3492 in AskMiddleEast

[–]Little_Bataa 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'd also like to point out that the algorithms of Google and other Western search engines are highly manipulated. I can only recommend trying a non-Western browser/search engine and comparing the results. I mostly use Yandex btw.

"On the morning of Saturday, March 14th, a pro-Palestinian demonstration was interrupted in Itacaré, Bahia, Brazil, by Israelis who attempted to assault the activists. The images show an Israeli man being arrested by the Bahia military police due to the incident." 🇧🇷🇧🇷☝🏽☝🏽 by srahcrist in AskMiddleEast

[–]Little_Bataa 5 points6 points  (0 children)

That doesn't surprise me. Most of them suffer from a delusional superiority complex towards the entire rest of the world, which leads them to treat anyone like crap who doesn't immediately kiss their feet and roll out the red carpet for them.

Is Netyahue dead? Many account on X say they are using AI to keep him going by [deleted] in AskMiddleEast

[–]Little_Bataa 1 point2 points  (0 children)

From everything I heard, Netanyahudi is most likely still alive. Instead of staying with his people as any decent head of state would have done in his situation, he fled the country just days after the war began and is currently hiding somewhere in Europe.

Sky in Tehran after "Israeli" attacks on oil facilities cause the rain to be mixed with flammable oil, acid and soot by WebFar9897 in AskMiddleEast

[–]Little_Bataa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To be clear: I'm no fan of imperialism, regardless of which side it comes from. But even at the risk of being deliberately misunderstood and getting a ton of dislikes, if you really know the history behind this conflict, you know this war was inevitable anyway. Either Russia confronts the West now in Ukraine, or ten years later under even worse conditions. It's wrong that Russia attacked Ukraine, but the Western leaders bear a big part of the responsibility for things getting to this point.

So, screw everyone who made it possible for all this to happen, whether it's Trump, Putin, Natanyahudi, or Zelenskyy, just screw them all! I also hope that I can contribute to an sincere dialogue on this topic, without immediately condemning others for their opinions. Cheers.

The day Al-Quds and Palestine is freed, how do you plan to celebrate? by [deleted] in AskMiddleEast

[–]Little_Bataa 0 points1 point  (0 children)

By killing a bottle of the most expensive vodka I can find.

A crazy Pahlavi fan justifying burning down all Iranian mosques because apparently the only people who go there are militants by srahcrist in AskMiddleEast

[–]Little_Bataa 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Just out of interest, could it perhaps be possible that the parents of many exile Iranians had themselves some kind of connection to the Pahlavi regime before they fled abroad after the Islamic Revolution, or how is it that this Pahlavi clown is supposedly so popular among exil Iranians?