Spoilt child syndrome?
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I wonder how long it will be before Russia admits this is a war? I’m not sure what that will signify but surely at some point, even through the lens of the Russian media and political establishment, this is a war…
Why doesn’t she go back to Russia then, if she loves it so much there?
EDIT: This is an sincere question, if these Russians believe that Russia is so superior, why are they not back there?
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well, I think this post would be a pretty solid recognition if it’s to be taken as verbatim
Sorry missed it - will delete my post.
no man, pls don’t. it’s me having a poke at the Russians being at war, but it’s not war and they’re all nazi gay/lesbian fascists who eat their children and their skin is bright blue like their flag
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From what I know the training with Ukrainians will take place in Germany
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Thread includes countries that attended today’s session. There is no official list so far. Only pictures available atm
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Come on, this is staged.
Sadly not
Official response from Lernia Sweden.
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it’s not. Her employer has already posted on their LinkedIn page that the employee will not be returning to work.
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I can’t imagine that a roughly 50 years old woman would be so stupid to talk this rubbish in front of someone recording her. I know that the Russians are playing really stupid at the moment, but that stupid… 
It might also be that the context isn’t complete. But in any case, it doesn’t look natural at all.
I have meanwhile understood that unfortunately there are many Russians who consume nothing but Russian state television and their media. It’s their holy grail, so to speak. Tragic but unfortunately true. And it’s mostly the older people who don’t have access to social media. They are completely brainwashed and full of hate. We have them in Germany as well.
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That’s just a journalist relating stuff. Lavrov would never use the word war. They are not that careless.
I was in Russia with my mum.
My father was in Russia business wise.
My brother was in Russia business wise as well.
Yes they can be a bit thick, without any sense of humor and those with a few pennies more veeery arrogant, degrading, obnoxious retards.
My father & brother hosted their finest businessmen around 1995 in our country. When they got drunk and that was very early in the evening (switched to vodka after 1 glass of champagne ofc) they annihilated hotel rooms, hotel lobby & bar, started smashing stuff on streets… But they paid for everything with ease. There weren’t any apologizes of course becase “they own everything”. Can be primitive people. But not all - the place where I lived with my mum, there was a lad who was driving us around Moscow. Great lad, funny, big heart, he loved me as a kid and would give everything he had to me. Man of golden heart trully.
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I figured as much. I’ve never heard of a country losing 15,000 military personnel in a “special operation” before, nor losing a heavy warship and hundreds of armored vehicles and dozens of air equipment.
But those Russians…they’re a little crazy yes?
(I wonder what Bourdain and Zamir Gotta would say about all this)
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I know some really lovely Russians. As in fantastic people. But I do recognice what you are writing from many other related anecdotes. Israeli tourists probably still tops the list of most obnoxious in European hotels and holiday makers (they are truly infamous), but Russians are generally high on that obnoxious list.
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Russian claims:
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Israelis really?? I’m surprised because I never had any contacts with them…
The most… funny… well not funny really but very interesting experience was at Russian construction areas. Most of their hard working people were big fat women. 
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