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Prior to August 1991 (when the jew SSR "died" [it didn't die] ), Ukraine was part of Russia and had been since at least 1721. Ukraine left earlier in 1991 to get away from the jews of the USSR, this is not in contention. Ukrainians want to be a part of Russia again. This is also not up for contention.

(((NATO))) started this brother war in the same way as jews in Belgium, Czechoslovakia and Poland who were orchestrating and implementing a brutal campaign of rape, torture and murder of Germans in the broken off section of Germany from the (((treaty of versailles))). Nearly identical to Ukraine situation. Just as with (((WW2))) where Germany did not invade first, so did Russia not invade first.

I suggest poalrs learn these events, not the 1721 Russian Empire, that's too old to be super relevant. But the (((treaty of versailles))), The "death" of the (((USSR))) and Ukraine leaving in 1991, as well as how similar they both [ Germany + treaty of versailles and Russia + (((USSR))) ]

Prior to August 1991 (when the jew SSR "died" [it didn't die] ), Ukraine was part of Russia and had been since at least 1721. Ukraine left earlier in 1991 to get away from the jews of the USSR, this is not in contention. Ukrainians want to be a part of Russia again. This is also not up for contention. (((NATO))) started this brother war in the same way as jews in Belgium, Czechoslovakia and Poland who were orchestrating and implementing a brutal campaign of rape, torture and murder of Germans in the broken off section of Germany from the (((treaty of versailles))). Nearly identical to Ukraine situation. Just as with (((WW2))) where Germany did not invade first, so did Russia not invade first. I suggest poalrs learn these events, not the 1721 Russian Empire, that's too old to be super relevant. But the (((treaty of versailles))), The "death" of the (((USSR))) and Ukraine leaving in 1991, as well as how similar they both [ Germany + treaty of versailles and Russia + (((USSR))) ]

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I do believe that Germans did invade first, but it was with good reason. When they decided to invade the USSR it was like you know someone is going to come and try to kick your ass. So instead you just go there and try to kick their ass instead. One thing that we are never told is that Hitler tried to establish peace to the west of Germany time and time again. This is just good, practical sense. It's not good to fight a war on your west and your east at the same time. All that shit about Hitler trying to take over the world is just Jewish lies. There's absolutely nothing to suggest Germany was ever trying to conquer the whole world.

What I can tell you about Ukraine is that they ended up with the most Jewish government outside of Israel. It's like Israel lite over there except when Jews are running a non-Jewish country, it's going to be filled with evil and corruption and exploitation kind of like the United States.

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I do believe that Germans did invade first...

Wrong.

When they decided to invade the USSR...

1) The USSR wasn't invaded. 2) When the German army attacked the USSR it was many years into the jew war so that you confuse the invasion of elgium, Czechoslovakia and Poland into Germany with Germany "invading" the USSr is jewish.

This is why I explained all of what you tried to unravel with your kike pilpul. Pay attention.

One thing that we are never told is that Hitler tried to establish peace to the west of Germany time and time again.

False. Hitler offered ceasefire nearly 2 dozen time (IIRC) and it wasn't just "to the west of Germany".

There's absolutely nothing to suggest Germany was ever trying to conquer the whole world. Correct.