and how the hell do you think that happened, asshole? By giving subversives the right to speech, allowing them to infiltrate your institutions, and then legislating against you.
I agree but you need to also understand *how* that happened.
Paramilitary organizations and political armies
Asher Brown
Matthew Phillips
This is pure disinformation, Operation itadel was in 1943 and the RLA operated until the end of the war.
Michael Taylor
*Citadel
Jack Gonzalez
Fairly sure he just made a mistake due to the Warsaw uprising happening in '44, RONA and RLA/ROA were two different paramilitary groups and RONA was disbanded after Warsaw.
also have a colour version of that RONA picture
Leo James
My 2017 numbers it's 52nd in the world according to CIA: cia.gov
In the 90s its true they had high migration rates, but this was due to Russians returning from former SSR like Poland, Ukraine, etc where they weren't welcome anymore.
Russia has 6% Muslims according to the 2010 census which is the latest census since USSR fell apart
These are the sixth or seventh retarded claims I've debunked in this thread, where are you guys coming up with this shit.
It kills or imprisons spies and NGOs that take foreign funds.
The fuck does this have to do with rape and migration? This is what clutching for straws looks like.
Henry Jones
Another survey by the Pew Research Center, in May 2017, found that 10% of Russia's population is Muslim.[6] According to a news article of Russia Today, Muslim minorities make up approximately 15% of the total population of Russia
nationalinterest.org
According to UN Population Division estimates, as of 2013, the Russian Federation was second only to the United States in the sheer number of immigrants.
Everything you said was just talking out your ads. I have never encounter a Russiaboo who isn't a complete piece of shit liar.
Brandon Taylor
Meant for
Asher Russell
I take you are familiar with the SA as the GAY COMMUNITY's arm in the Nazi party's ass. But did you know that the organization still existed after the Night of the Long Knives? They even had their own equivalent of the Waffen SS in the form of a single unit called Feldherrnhalle, named after a monument where some SA members were killed during the Beer Hall Putsch.
axishistory.com
axishistory.com
Brayden Rodriguez
Huh, interdasting
Kikipedia says they were part of the Heer in the regular Wehrmacht, were they? Or were they kind of independent like the Waffen SS?
Dylan Morris
From the first link:
If I had to make an educated guess based on the available information, I'd say that Lutze (the successor of Röhm: en.wikipedia.org