Russian Nazi Timur Kurilkin receives medal for "denazifying" Ukraine

Can't make this poopoo up, ladies and gentlemen: twitter.com...



That skull of course is the SS totenkopf. And the lower symbol is a valknut, I don't even think that's Nazi though. Just an ancient Norse symbol, it's OK for Russians to larp as Vikings.

originally posted by: Cutepants
Just an ancient Norse symbol, it's OK for Russians to larp as Vikings.

They've been LARP'ing as a competent fighting force for some time, too bad they rolled a 1 one their saving throw versus taking Kyiv militarily.

a reply to: Cutepants

Why not. Supposedly lots of Vikings were slavers.

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

I’d like to tap 40 mana from my black swamp and use my sengir vampires to deal blood damage to Kiev….

That’s how this # is beginning to look to me

This is not Timur Kurilkin (a commander of the "Somalia" battalion).

This is Senior Lieutenant Vorobyov (if I heard correctly).

Kurilkin is awarded at 00:50 and in the second half of the video he gives an interview.

a reply to: turretless

Please, you think I don't know Timur Kurilkin when I see him? The famous antifascist Timur Kurilkin?

a reply to: Cutepants

I have to play devil's advocate on this one. I am not justifying the war nor its brutality...

Putin said he is trying to maintain a free Ukraine by removing the nazi right which, in his opinion, threatens to take over the entire nation subjugating its people in the process, and posing a further threat to the rest of Europe.

This war didn't start in Feb. of 2022. It started in Feb. of 2021 when Ukraine turned off the tv stations belonging to the opposition party effectively silencing their political opponents. They did this at the urging of the US consulate in Ukraine.
Then Ukraine seized the assets of Viktor Medvedchuk, leader of the opposition party, long time friend of Putin, and the voice of Russian ideals in Ukraine. Among his assets, and most importantly, was a pipeline that carried Russian oil to Europe. Within 24 hours of that event Russia started massing troops on the Ukraine border.

Putin gave diplomatic efforts an entire year before committing to war. This was not a spur of the moment thing, nor was it completely random. It was a response to actions taken by the Ukraine as prompted by the US.

Putin spoke out when the ruling party in Ukraine tried to silence their political opposition by shutting down their tv stations. Putin spoke out when the Russian oil supply line was cut and effectively sanctioned Russian oil in Europe. Putin denounced Ukraine neonazi party members for threatening the freedom of the people of Ukraine. Sound familiar?

Here at home we have one party who basically seized control of media effectively silencing the opposition with censorship and a flood of mis/disinformation. We have one party who accuse anyone on the opposing side of being neonazi domestic terrorists for trying to defend sovereign freedom. We have one party who weaponize the IRS and other alphabet agencies to inflict financial/emotional duress on the opposing party. We have one party who organized multiple intelligence agencies in open and blatant violation of law by spying on a sitting POTUS in an attempt to nullify his Presidency. Sound familiar?

For all the people who are denouncing Putin and his actions: half of you are trying to do the same thing here that Putin is trying to do in the Ukraine. The other half are identical to the political oppression Putin is trying to fight in the first place.

Does Putin have ulterior motives beyond just the fight against oppressive government? Probably. Does the US? Probably. Apart from the fact that Putin went the boots on the ground route, what is the difference?

Same monkeys, different circus.

a reply to: Cutepants

The photo does not show Timur Kurilkin.

It shows another person.

thesanghakommune.org...

originally posted by: Vroomfondel
For all the people who are denouncing Putin and his actions: half of you are trying to do the same thing here that Putin is trying to do in the Ukraine. The other half are identical to the political oppression Putin is trying to fight in the first place.

No, stranger, you are wrong. I am not trying to send soldiers to kill and conquer in a foreign place, and I am not trying to put people in jail for 15 years just for criticizing their governments. Do you really think everyone is that evil?

I can reply to the rest of your post at a later date, but I only have limited time tonight.

a reply to: Vroomfondel

Alleged Neo-nazi's supporting a Jewish President and an administration with quite a few Jews in prominent and influential roles?

But how does any of what you wrote excuse or justify Russia decorating a Neo-Nazi in its own ranks for his service against other alleged Neo-Nazi's?

Confused?
You should be.

a reply to: turretless

In fact it says so right there, Timur Kurilkin. Please go back and check the site you linked.

originally posted by: Cutepants

originally posted by: Vroomfondel
For all the people who are denouncing Putin and his actions: half of you are trying to do the same thing here that Putin is trying to do in the Ukraine. The other half are identical to the political oppression Putin is trying to fight in the first place.

No, stranger, you are wrong. I am not trying to send soldiers to kill and conquer in a foreign place, and I am not trying to put people in jail for 15 years just for criticizing their governments. Do you really think everyone is that evil?

I can reply to the rest of your post at a later date, but I only have limited time tonight.

Its not just evil, its ignorance too. Not everyone on the left is evil. Some of them are just too stupid to know how their choices affect this nation.

There are quite a few people in jail right now for protesting on Jan 6th. Some of them are getting lengthy jail sentences.

I said, apart from the boots on the ground choice Putin made, is there that much of a difference? Fighting for the same thing, just different methods...so far...

a reply to: Vroomfondel

The fact that Americans are put in jail means that Putin should put Ukranians in jail and kill them? What kind of #ed up Hammurabi-justice is that?

originally posted by: Vroomfondel
There are quite a few people in jail right now for protesting on Jan 6th. Some of them are getting lengthy jail sentences.

The tool bags getting jail sentences aren't getting them for protesting.

a reply to: Freeborn

That is part of what I was trying to say. Anyone who views their opposition as smothering rights of individuals is, to them, a neonazi. Both sides accuse the other of the same crimes so both are neonazis. Right here at home the left continually refer to the right as neonazis. Yet the right will point out the hypocrisy of the left for being the ones who actually use nazi strategy to implement their agenda. So again, both are neonazis.

The problem is we have used that word so much it has lost any semblance of its true meaning.

originally posted by: Cutepants

In fact it says so right there, Timur Kurilkin. Please go back and check the site you linked.

To make everything clear, please answer the question: is Kurilkin depicted in the photo in your first post of this topic?

originally posted by: Cutepants
a reply to: Vroomfondel

The fact that Americans are put in jail means that Putin should put Ukranians in jail and kill them? What kind of #ed up Hammurabi-justice is that?

Are you on drugs? Do you have comprehension problems?

Who said ANYTHING about putting Ukrainians in jail and killing them??? WTF kind of twisted bs is that?

GET YOUR HEAD OUTOF YOUR ARSE.

In response to my statement that people here in the US are playing both sides just like people in Russia and Ukraine you said:

I am not trying to put people in jail for 15 years just for criticizing their governments

and I reminded you that there are people in jail right now for criticizing their government on Jan 6th. Its not as different as you would like it to be.

I never said anything about putting people in jail and killing them. What a phucking stupid pathetic asshat attempt at a strawman argument that was....

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

In the greater sense, yes they are. There are plenty of people on the left who "protested" and never saw the inside of a jail. Or worse yet, were bailed out by the left so they could go do it again. Knock down a statue, deface government property, burn down a city block, block city streets and enable mob rule...how many of them went to jail? More importantly, was the same effort to identify and prosecute them performed as there was for Jan. 6th protestors?

originally posted by: Vroomfondel
In the greater sense, yes they are.

No, they aren't. The winners who got jail sentences pled guilty to crimes, some of them violent, or were convicted, and got what their dumb asses had coming to them. Not one person in jail got sentenced for 'protesting'.

I know this makes people sad but, oh well.

originally posted by: Vroomfondel
In response to my statement that people here in the US are playing both sides just like people in Russia and Ukraine you said:

I am not trying to put people in jail for 15 years just for criticizing their governments

and I reminded you that there are people in jail right now for criticizing their government on Jan 6th. Its not as different as you would like it to be.

That is absolutely false. I don't know what kind of game you are playing, but you should stop. You messaged implying that my opposition to Putin makes me an apologist of putting people in jail, and I rebuked that. You "reminded" me of people being in jail in your first message, and that's the very thing I took offense with. So, shame on your Sir.