Ukraine's European Revolution?

[Syt]

[11B4V]

 

[garbon]

But who has more polar bears?

Canada. According to the WWF, World population is 20-25k, 15k are located in Canada.

Not for much longer.  Polar bear cub mortality rates have gone up to 25% over the last 7 years.  Enjoy them while they last, before they all finally drown, starve and fade away.

I would think they would fester like a sore and stink like rotten meat.

[Malthus]

But who has more polar bears?

Canada. According to the WWF, World population is 20-25k, 15k are located in Canada.

The solution, obviously, is for Mounties to ride into combat on the backs of armoured bears to cleanse the Arctic of the Russian hordes.

[alfred russel]

Syt, that picture is awesome. The enemy are gay nazis. 

[CountDeMoney]

I would think they would fester like a sore and stink like rotten meat.

It'll get warm, but not that warm.

[Berkut]

It is interesting that the Russians quickly go to WW2 for their propaganda "boogey-man". Does that actually resonate in some part of their target audience?

For me it just makes me go "Huh? Nazis? Really?"

[CountDeMoney]

I can't tell: is that demon got satyr's legs, or just wearing fishnet thigh highs?

In either case, I assume that's the Jew in the illustration.

[alfred russel]

It is interesting that the Russians quickly go to WW2 for their propaganda "boogey-man". Does that actually resonate in some part of their target audience?

For me it just makes me go "Huh? Nazis? Really?"

Russia is a sort of modern country in the internet age. This won't work so well.

[crazy canuck]

It is interesting that the Russians quickly go to WW2 for their propaganda "boogey-man". Does that actually resonate in some part of their target audience?

For me it just makes me go "Huh? Nazis? Really?"

If this counts, it sends a chill up my spine to see Russia falling back on old Soviet propaganda techniques.

[Ed Anger]

It is interesting that the Russians quickly go to WW2 for their propaganda "boogey-man". Does that actually resonate in some part of their target audience?

For me it just makes me go "Huh? Nazis? Really?"

Just like in Red Storm Rising.

EMERGERD, SIEGE WAS RIGHT

[Neil]

Syt, that picture is awesome. The enemy are gay nazis. 

And on the red side of Slavic glory is a nice German family murdered by Slavs.

[Admiral Yi]

What's the deal on the hair on the Brady Bunch?  Are those hats or Slavfros?

[Neil]

I think they might be fur-lined hoods.

[DGuller]

It is interesting that the Russians quickly go to WW2 for their propaganda "boogey-man". Does that actually resonate in some part of their target audience?

For me it just makes me go "Huh? Nazis? Really?"

It does resonate, especially since there is a very loose historical connection.  A lot of Ukrainian patriots really were allied with the Fascists, and the Russians can't comprehend why they would want to do that, other than because they were true fascists.  The Russians view fascism as such an absolute evil, with some justification, that they don't see opposition to Stalin as being in any way an excuse.  This also comes up with the Baltics a lot, so expect to hear the same arguments there once Russia is done with Ukraine.