Do you even read the drivel you post or you just double down on Russophobia every time? Why?

The amendment you posted removes voting rights in local municipal elections for all third country citizens including those of a NATO member states.

This post was edited by Malopox on Apr 2 2025 06:07am

allow me

https://news.err.ee/1609644830/estonia-amends-constitution-to-strip-russian-belarusian-citizens-of-right-to-vote

Comparison of Foreign Influence and Election Policies in Georgia, Estonia, and Ukraine

Both Georgia and Estonia have faced foreign influence in governance, but their contexts differ. Georgia has seen Western-backed NGOs shape politics, often viewed as destabilizing. Estonia, meanwhile, is countering Russian influence by restricting voting rights for Russian and Belarusian citizens and stateless residents. Ukraine serves as a broader example of how Western influence can outmaneuver Russian tactics, leading to direct military action when soft power fails.

Foreign Influence

Georgia: Western NGOs, including USAID, have been accused of meddling in domestic politics. The government sought to limit their influence through a proposed "foreign agents" law.
Estonia: Concerned about Russian influence, Estonia amended its Constitution to restrict voting rights for non-EU foreigners.
Ukraine: The West successfully shifted Ukraine’s orientation through economic, media, and political influence. Russia, after losing this battle of subtlety, resorted to military action—first with Crimea and Donbas, then with a full-scale invasion in 2022.

Georgia and Estonia both counter foreign influence but in different ways—Georgia restricting Western NGO impact, Estonia limiting Russian electoral influence. Ukraine exemplifies what happens when subtle influence battles escalate into open conflict.

(there are no goodies).

This post was edited by ferdia on Apr 2 2025 06:27am

did you create that yourself? its pretty good!

pro paint skills

honestly, forgetting everything else, this is really good.

Russian strategic bomber crashes in Siberia, one person dead, governor says
A Russian Tu-22M3 strategic bomber crashed in the Irkutsk region of southeastern Siberia due to a technical malfunction
The Tupolev Tu-22M3, or Backfire in NATO codification, is a long-range supersonic missile carrier bomber.
https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/russian-strategic-bomber-crashes-siberia-one-person-dead-agencies-report-2025-04-02/

300 millies down the drain.

Here's a novel idea, let Russia maintain its 'sphere' over eastern Ukraine while trying to lever that peace agreement to claw them out of China's camp. I keep saying this, the next hegemonic threat to the US is not in irrelevant eastern Europe, it's in east Asia, you know where 50% of people live? where there's massive growing economic consumption? The longer we waste our time with mirages of great enemies the less resources flow to address the true threat to US hegemony.





https://www.businessinsider.com/russia-artillery-ammo-stockpile-triple-us-europe-combined-chris-cavoli-2025-4

This post was edited by ofthevoid on Apr 5 2025 07:54pm

Thus, Europe and the USA have enough ammunition left for 16-24 hours.