Vladimir Putin Putin Putout (Unofficial Russian Anthem) REACTION

by Klemen Slakonja 2022

[@sweetpea3153]

The pandemic gave me the time to become a political junkie while I was able to connect with old "friends". I was appalled at their attitudes and how little they had grown in wisdom. These are people who claimed to care about the environment and other very important issues in the '70's. Rock on, Klemen.

[@deepcutsreactions7774]

When I started to connect with my old high school friends a few years ago, I was surprised that very few had gone to the dark side. But then again, I went to a very weird high school that had mostly pleasantly odd students.

[@sweetpea3153]

@@deepcutsreactions7774 A teacher of mine wrote in my yearbook that I was one of the real people in the world. I guess I must have been pleasantly odd, myself.

[@БешеныйКот-к5д]

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[@rykit]

Prince Otto von Bismarck, summoned in 1862 by King Wilhelm I to the post of Minister-President of Prussia, 9 years later received virtually unlimited power as imperial chancellor. Russian Russians, but long before that, from 1859 to 1862, von Bismarck was the German ambassador to Russia, so he knew the Russians well and, being a talented person, understood what the strength of the Russians and what their weakness was. Bismarck also understood that the Russians could not be defeated with weapons, and therefore, when planning Germany's strategy, the chancellor devoted a lot of effort to ideological warfare. In fact, it was he, Otto von Bismarck, who was behind the idea of creating Ukraine and recognized that the term "Ukraine" was very impressive to him. On Bismarck's maps, Ukraine stretched from Saratov and Volgograd in the northeast to Makhachkala in the south. The program of Ukrainization was launched by Austria-Hungary at the end of the XIX century, and this was based on the re-identification of Little Russians and Galician Rusyns into so-called "Ukrainians". By the way, neither the "moderate" Russophobe Taras Shevchenko, nor the "terry" Lesya Ukrainka have such terms as "Ukrainian", "Ukrainian nation", but there are Slavs, Little Russians, Rusyns. But von Bismarck's plans began to be implemented and, according to the 1908 census, up to 1% of the inhabitants of southwestern Russia were already called Ukrainians. In Germany, it was "scientifically proven" that Russians are not Slavs or even Aryans (although the tribes from which the Germans and Slavs came out are called Slavo-Germanic tribes), but representatives of a certain Mongol-Finnish tribe, "Mankruts". In 1898 in Germany, the idea of creating an "independent Ukrainian nation" within the framework of autonomy on the territory of Austria-Hungary was launched. In the Vienna-controlled press, instead of the concepts of "Rus", "Rusky", the terms "Ukraine", "Ukrainian", etc. began to be replicated. In General Hoffman's memoirs in 1926, one can read: "The creation of Ukraine is not the result of the amateur activity of the Russian people, but is the result of the activities of my intelligence." And here is the opinion of the French Consul Emile Hainault (1918): "Ukraine has never had its own history and national distinctiveness. It was created by the Germans. Skoropadsky's pro-German government must be liquidated." The French side - the ally of the Russians in the 1st World War - is easy to understand, because the so-called Ukrainian People's Republic (UPR) has actually since its creation become the servant of the owner, Germany, in matters of strategic provision of food and industrial raw materials to the Germans, as well as the location of the armed forces of Germany and Austria-Hungary. "The power of Russia,- Bismarck wrote, "can only be undermined by the separation of Ukraine from it...it is necessary not only to tear off, but also to oppose Ukraine to Russia, to pit two parts of a single people and watch how a brother will kill a brother. To do this, you only need to find and nurture traitors among the national elite and with their help change the self-consciousness of one part of the great people to such an extent that they will hate everything Russian, hate their kind without realizing it. Everything else is a matter of time." Von Bismarck was happy for his German people and planned Ukraine (outskirts) as a buffer territory, a fence of the lands of Austria-Hungary and Germany from Russia, since "the Russians always beat the Prussians," although - it's worth focusing on - they were not the first to get involved in wars. That is why the Ukrainian language, artificially created on the basis of Russian, Polish, Hungarian and several other languages, turned out to be so "euphonious". That was the plan.

[@deepcutsreactions7774]

That's an interesting and well presented thesis.

[@under7428]

You are a genius, because before Skoropadskyi there was another government in Ukraine and it was not pro-German.Look at the map of 1648 by Guillaume Levasseur de Beauplan, where Ukraine is named. Ukrainians rejected Rus', because it is the past... Romanians were also not always Romanians, but no one talks about the fakeness of this people

[@Марина-ф9в1т]

Antiscientific and awful!

[@ЗлойЛиська]

​@under7428 I want to upset you and tell you about the etymology of the country “Ukraine”. Ukraine comes from the word "У и країна", or "outskirts". Perhaps ancient cartographers indicated it as a foreign territory of Russia and the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.

[@alikhanzakonov5575]

Old man, I'm certainly not a historian, but the Red Army ceased to exist in 1991 along with the USSR, I keep you informed

[@deepcutsreactions7774]

I like to call Putin the new Czar.

[@alikhanzakonov5575]

@@deepcutsreactions7774 what does this have to do with the red army?

[@katrinkramer8131]

@@alikhanzakonov5575 Походу, он совсем запутался в истории и путает Российскую империю с СССР. Ума так и не нажил.

[@iecsao]

@@katrinkramer8131 I think he knows what he's saying

[@katrinkramer8131]

@@iecsao тогда он тупой

[@deepcutsreactions7774]

link to original video kzbin.info/www/bejne/ql7ad36ErpWAkLM

[@Username.shalomtoyou]

Ukrainian refugees took all the most expensive hotels in my country. They come with awesome car .. very rich people they are! But it’s strange, we common people need to give money for those people coming from Ukrainie! Idk ..

[@deepcutsreactions7774]

That's interesting. Where do you live?

[@kambinakingbg5889]

I'm from Bulgaria and the same thing is happening here.

[@alesba1187]

@@kambinakingbg5889 Same here in Spain

[@MarcusKrank]

that's one of dumbest comment I've ever seen in my life

[@АлекАлек-я1ф]

Red army does a horrible things? Like what?

[@Indoamerican17]

Destroying democracy and peace

[@kambinakingbg5889]

Beating the nazis. That was despicable.

[@АлексейЗаботкин-т1х]

Raping erman women

[@nsgamingallen1308]

Katyn Massacre, Order 227, etc

[@yunggruby1239]

Katyń massacre 20-40 thousand polish officers were killed by Soviet regime. You must one book about Russian army the name of book “Rapist Army”

[@Ellerion2]

So i was waiting for the game of thrones reference reaction aaaand... There was none. Hammers and sicles of that iron throne that Klemen Slakonja / mockingbird / Putin sits on depicts perfectly that the only way the war in Ukraine can be ended is by getting Earth rid of Putin and his cronies.

[@deepcutsreactions7774]

I think I'm one of only eight people that never watched "Game Of Thrones". I look at Putin and see Stalin.

[@thechanglongwang]

This video is from 2016 and the iron throne has nothing to do with getting rid of the king or whatever you're saying