Tristian Tate, fratello del controverso Andrew Tate, ha condiviso la sua opinione sulla geopolitica polacco-russa. Sono idoli di milioni di uomini soli che pensano che la cosa meno ginocentrica attiri l’attenzione delle donne.

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    1. bugvillain on

      Ah yes, 0 reason, maybe aside from THE FUCKING WAR THEY’VE STARTED WITH UKRAINE

    2. skullandboners69 on

      70 IQ take from from 50 IQ guy for a 40 IQ audience. No one is going to them for advice on this matter.

    3. mj_outlaw on

      Russia was so friendly from the `90 that they kept raising gas prices for Poland :

      **Early 1990s**: After the Soviet Union’s collapse, Russia began transitioning from heavily subsidized Soviet-era prices to more market-based pricing, resulting in significant increases.

      **2004-2006**: Russia pushed for substantial price increases across Eastern Europe. Poland faced pressure for price hikes as Gazprom sought to bring prices closer to Western European levels.

      **2006-2007**: Gas prices for Poland increased from approximately $110 to around $250 per 1,000 cubic meters during negotiations.

      **2010-2012**: Further price adjustments occurred, with Poland paying some of the highest prices in Europe for Russian gas (reaching over $500 per 1,000 cubic meters at times).

    4. Sankullo on

      He is just a women hating asshole, doesn’t have anything in common with redpill movement.

      Calling him redpill guru only shows that OP has no idea what Redpill is about.

      Paul Elam? Yeah you could say he is one. Tate? Couldn’t be further from it.

    5. The-marx-channel on

      Russia hasn’t changed for centuries, It’s the same shit every time. Also Tate can choke on the Russian dick that he likes to suck so much.

    6. Ah, twats like that won’t listen to any rational argument. They work on stirring shit with their hottest take and watching the likes go brrrr

    7. Leesburgcapsfan on

      Why do people keep posting this Russian puppet rage bate here?

    8. Remember the scandal of a lot of American right wing podcasters turned out to be on Russian payroll some months ago, they were paid to spew anti Ukrainian opinions, wouldn’t surprise me one bit if two cunts that the Tate brothers are, in legal trouble were getting paid by our neighbourZZ

    9. Fear? You think we fear Russia..
      Hell no, we are not scared of those dirtbags..
      we hate this corrupted and sick country

    10. TomTheCat7 on

      Why even share this? Spreading opinions of these morons only makes them moer popular.

    11. Many-Lemon5378 on

      Chcialem mu napisac ze jest imbecylem i mnie twiter zbanowal echhh

    12. Feeling-Attention43 on

      I feel poland’s fear of russia is rational, but I also think Poland is playing its hand poorly and making a bad situation worse vis a vis russia

    13. Freeman10 on

      Ruscy i ich pożyteczni idioci – znane przynajmniej od 100 lat.

    14. k1t0-t34at0 on

      Well, the Turkish government is still actively killing Kurds in Syria and Iraq, sooooooo…

    15. DonMarcineek on

      Imperialism is not only Putin’s whim. It’s an essential part of Russian culture and one of its cores. Imperialism means that small nations don’t deserve to be independent. For that reason, Poland and Russia have conflicting interests and we will never be friends or serious trade partners, unfortunately. Basic history knowledge is needed to understand that. Knowledge, that ignorant is obviously lacking.

    16. ILikeAnanas on

      Redpill attention hungry psycho-right fools writing controversial Kremlin approved bullshit and yet we still haven’t learnt to simply ignore them and move on.

      Sharing and interacting with their rage bait is exactly what they want you to do

    17. Kukkapen on

      Ah, the idol of Mentzenite idiots who would wage war on women rather than prepare to face an enemy Poland has fought throughout her history.

    18. immaturenickname on

      He should go pet a rabid dog, it’s a similar situation.

    19. CrazyCalligrapher385 on

      >Tristian Tate, brother of controversial Andrew Tate

      Self-explanatory 🥸

    20. AdCold782 on

      Hm, what if Ukrainians to join Russians to teach the Legia fans a lesson. They are really idiots.

    21. TypicalBloke83 on

      The problem is they’re so entrenched in their imperial my this that they don’t accept partnership – only servitude.

    22. Additional_Web_3467 on

      It is very irrational and actually embarassing. Why are Poles so mindbroken by Russia? Look, I understand they humiliated you every time they could, but Russia isn’t invading NATO. And also, according to Polish experts,they only have shovels and rusty kalashnikovs, so sleep easy.

    23. ManagerGrouchy5447 on

      What strikes me, and I find it fascinating, is how Russia has learned to exploit anti-American and anti-Western sentiment in the Global South to promote its image as an “anti-imperialist,” “anti-Nazi,” and pro-developing-world power. 

      Through this narrative, the Kremlin presents itself as a defender of national sovereignty and traditional values against Western domination, seeking to tap into the legitimate postcolonial resentment many societies still feel toward centuries of Western interference and exploitation. 

      In much of Africa, Asia, and Latin America, this message resonates because it draws on historical experiences of Western colonialism, economic dependency, and U.S.-led military interventions. Russian state media, such as RT and Sputnik, deliberately amplify this discourse in multiple languages, portraying Russia as a moral counterweight to Western „hypocrisy” – a nation that supposedly respects the sovereignty of others and resists “neocolonial” control. Moscow also reinforces this image through military cooperation, energy deals, and diplomatic rhetoric emphasizing “multipolarity” – the idea of a world no longer dominated by a single Western power bloc (BRICKS for example).

      At the same time, Russia manipulates the memory of the Soviet Union’s anti-fascist legacy. The term “denazification,” which the Kremlin uses to justify its war against Ukraine, is designed to evoke the Soviet struggle against Hitler’s Germany and to position modern Russia as the inheritor of that moral mission. This rhetoric finds particular traction among audiences that see fascism and colonialism as intertwined forms of oppression. Yet, this use of “anti-Nazi” language is of course cynical: it masks an authoritarian system that glorifies violence, suppresses dissent, persecutes minorities, and idolizes the military… features far closer to fascism than to anti-fascism…

      In reality, Vladimir Putin’s regime embodies the very traits it condemns. It is deeply imperial in outlook, viewing the independence of neighboring states not as a legitimate outcome of decolonization but as a temporary deviation from Russia’s “historic” sphere of influence. The invasion of Ukraine, the annexation of Crimea, and interventions in Georgia and Syria all reveal a consistent pattern of expansionism and domination. Domestically, the Russian state relies on ultranationalist ideology, propaganda, repression of civil society, and the myth of a besieged Russia surrounded by enemies – all of which serve to maintain a quasi-fascist political order…

    24. No_Prompt_982 on

      Lets manifest that Greta will put him in his place too 🙏🙏 she ate his brother after all 

    25. DzejSiDi on

      xD Jaki znowu guru, przecież ten chłop to taki typowy “brat Pudziana”. Zna się na geopolityce tak samo, jak komentujący tutaj znają się na “ruskich trollach”.

    26. ChrisHappy26 on

      USSR no longer exists but the Soviet mentality does. That’s the reason.

    27. Snoo_90160 on

      Both he and his brother are trash. They never said a single reasonable thing.

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