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And also, “scoundrel” means “a scoundrel from somewhere.” :) The person has no place.

Indeed, Russia is a great country!

Don't make me laugh! :-)

That's right. We need to add the word "was". And in general, my ideal of a Eurasian state is the Great Mongol Empire. And also the Turkic Eternal El.

That's right. We need to add the word "was". And in general, my ideal of a Eurasian state is the Great Mongol Empire. And also the Turkic Eternal El.

well... the Great Mongol Empire WAS also... I was puzzled as a child by the question: how should the Mongols feel, that they had a Great Empire that brought all of Russia to its knees, and not only Russia, and now it is such a poor and insignificant country...

The Aryans lived not in the north, but in the region of the southern Urals.

It seems you didn't read the article carefully.:) Remember where the city of Arkaim was excavated?;)

Okay, let's take your history: historically - China is much older than Russia and yet now, as you say, it's about to seize Siberia and generally is a great state, despite its "old age". Yes, Russia is currently in a crisis period, but that doesn't mean its fall. Look, Europe in the Middle Ages was also ready to crumble due to the plague epidemic, uprisings, etc. And nothing happened!:) Look, it's slapping buttons at Russia's backside!:)

A CENTURY Rus stands, unshaken, and for CENTURIES it will stand, without stirring!

Modern China has nothing in common with ancient China except for the territory (and even that is quite vague). It is a completely different people, a completely different country. Even now, there is a clear distinction between Northern and Southern China, and four hundred years ago, these were two different states with different ethnic compositions. Only the name remains from the old China (and even then, the inhabitants themselves call themselves the people of the Celestial Empire or Han, in honor of one of the ancient dynasties). So, the name Russia may remain, but in reality, it will be a province of China. As for the Mongols, they were experiencing a surge of passion, an outburst of youthful energy at that time. That's why they burned out and aged prematurely. Besides, it's not such a poor country. Almost every yurt has its own solar panel. I know, I talked to a professor from Mongolia.

Well, I see that further discussion is pointless. :) Because we've already said everything we could say about this. :) I'll just add one last thing:

Only those who give up lose, and RUSSIANS don't give up!!!

Whether you surrender or not, that's not the point. We need to take concrete actions. It's not a great feat to die heroically. But defending independence... And it doesn't require much: change the visa laws, expel all Chinese from Siberia (as they did in one of the provinces of Mongolia), develop Siberian industry, and raise the standard of living for Siberians. Then we will defend Siberia from China ourselves. And then we will help Russia.

Siberia is certainly important and valuable. But what about the other regions of Russia?

I don't know, I think the Chinese will either leave on their own (you know why;)), or they will become Russians (the most likely scenario).
And if they think about conquering us... Guys! COME ON!:) Throughout history, only Genghis Khan managed to conquer Russia, and even then, only because there was fragmentation in Russia at that time.

I disagree with Nikita's philosophy of the Demon...

The philosophy of demons...

Awaken the enemy's rage and malice...
Make it grow...
And free the soul from the flesh...
And the enemy will become a brother...

Don't make me laugh! :-)

So, you think differently. Please explain your reasoning.

The Chinese have NEVER voluntarily left the territories they inhabited. They were driven out, yes (but not by Russians). And the Chinese NEVER became part of another people; rather, it was the opposite—they "Sinicized" everyone. It is simply that previously they had a barrier in the form of first the Huns, then the Turks, then the Mongols, and then a strong Russia. Now they have no strong opponent. And do you know what happened during the moments when China had no strong rival? During the Tang period, China extended almost to the Caspian. That is exactly how it is happening now.
As for the rest of Russia's territory: we, the Siberians, will help you. Just give us the opportunity to first save ourselves from the "yellow peril." We will not forget the help of the Russian people and will protect them. The Siberians are still young, but if we have to fight China one-on-one, we will simply break down and age prematurely.

Alex, you talk as if Siberians aren't part of the Russian people. It's very painful for me to read that. I sincerely regret that such an attitude is developing among the residents of Siberia towards the eastern European territory of Russia. It doesn't offend me, it just hurts. :( I understand you, but I don't think it's worth counting on government help. They can be understood; they simply have too much to do: to fleece the people, build new mansions for themselves, carry out reforms that no one needs, and sling mud at each other (after all, there are only two years left until the next elections). Although, who knows, maybe the government will listen to you...
But I don't believe that everything will end badly; I'm just that kind of

Well, you seem to think differently, please explain your reasoning.

What is there to explain? I haven't seen a more stupid, senseless, evil, wrong, and pretentious country.

I 100% agree with these two phrases:

1. "What a misfortune that with such intelligence and talent I was born in Russia."

A.S. Pushkin

2. Russia was created to show the whole world how NOT to live.

The second phrase is my favorite. And I don't want to argue about this topic. I am extremely unpatriotic, and I simply cannot stand patriots. Only a narrow-minded or unscrupulous person can love this country.