Putin: "There was never a country called Kazakhstan"

[atatwolf]

Then Same fate awaits Russians. This time east goes to China, middle goes to Turks, Caucasia to Chechens.

Rus Belarus will hang out around Smolensk, Petrograd. With this speed, Moscow will be monument of cultural diversity.

I read from several geopolitical analyst saying that Russia is acting so fastly because they are declining power. The act now sooner than later. I think they will also try to take Georgia which will connect to Armenia which will result into a dual in the Caucasus.

And what he's wrong with? There was no state called "Kazakhstan". As there was no state "Ukraine" and "Latvia" and Belarussia and Finland and others. Many countries have emerged as a state while being part of the Russian Empire / Soviet Union.

That is like saying there was no country like Russia because it was called land of Rus or before that another name which has no "Rus" in it.

It is obvious Putin is not showing respect to sovereign nations. Kazakh people are living there for centuries. With your logic I can say, there was no country like Russia because before Russian conquest most of West-Russia was ruled by Tatars in the Golden Horde empire. Skewed logic and dangerous logic.

 

[flamer84]

Then Same fate awaits Russians. This time east goes to China, middle goes to Turks, Caucasia to Chechens.

Rus Belarus will hang out around Smolensk, Petrograd. With this speed, Moscow will be monument of cultural diversity.

You're in for a treat on my account if you're right.

Smolensk is rightfully Polish.

 

[Belew_Kelew]

And what he's wrong with? There was no state called "Kazakhstan". As there was no state "Ukraine" and "Latvia" and Belarussia and Finland and others. Many countries have emerged as a state while being part of the Russian Empire / Soviet Union.

Neither was the soviet union, the kazakh and the turks been nomading around the altay mountains for more than 40,000 years, it's like saying to an aboriginal Australia didn't exist prior to 1788.

I thought Putin was an idiot but he is proving to be an idiot with a touch of a d**k with it too.

 

[Alienoz_TR]

You're in for a treat on my account if you're right.

Smolensk is rightfully Polish.

One has to be well-educated to know about Polish claim on Smolensk territory unless he is not Polish or Rus.

you were the vassals of the Polish, under Stephan Great. Did school teach you Polish history?

 

[Azadkashmir]

putin should cancel the dollar and kick out banks and make brik bank a reality l. nwo needs to be crushed.

 

[flamer84]

One has to be well-educated to know about Polish claim on Smolensk territory unless he is not Polish or Rus.

you were the vassals of the Polish, under Stephan Great. Did school teach you Polish history?

No they don't,which is a shame actually as the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth had a big impact on our states,especially Moldova,right up to their first partition.Well,vassals in name as Stephen wanted funds and troops against the Ottomans which he pretty much didn't get.When the Poles tried to enforce their nominal suzeranity and place their own ruler,this happened:

Battle of the Cosmin Forest - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[Europa]

russia has every right to rebuild the soviet union, this time, bigger and more powerful.

when i was a mere child, it was arkady gaider's chuk and gek, which for the first time introduced me to the russian society and after that, i almost read all the russian literature from tolstoy to chekov to gorky to dostoyevsky. i got the colorful books free of cost, still i don't get the same quality of the papers even when i pay dollars to buy books printed in new york or london. but more than that, i still don't find the quality in the contents that i found in the soviet printed books dealing with russian literature.

in the soviet books, i didn't find any superman or heman, i didn't find hierarchy, what i found was humans like me and like you as if all the characters were next door guys who think like us, eat like us, etc. i used to get many colorful magazines on a monthly basis and they were published in moscow.

so yes, i miss soviet union as much as i miss my childhood. the innocence and purity have long been gone. can i get them back?

 

[jammersat]

I think he (they) are just kidding , khazak prime minister (dictator) was right besides him in their minsk conference , if he felt threatened they wouldn't be so close , khazakhstan has so much oil and gas , it would be like iran annexing southern iraq

 

[INDIC]

Putin has lost his mind. Kazakh has been living there for thousands of years while putin ancestors either came from sweden (Rus) or were enslaved by them (slavic). If anything kazakh should return the compliment and tell putin to pack up the rest of the "rus" and go back to scandinavia.lol

Not thousands of years, Turkic tribes settled in central Asia only few centuries ago.

 

[Ragnar]

This is true. No country with the suffix -stan ever existed..

 

[jammersat]

Not thousands of years, Turkic tribes settled in central Asia only few centuries ago.

True dat , turkic tribes came with mongol hords

 

[atatwolf]

True dat , turkic tribes came with mongol hords

Wrong....

Turkic peoples are in Central Asia since the time of the Huns.

Not thousands of years, Turkic tribes settled in central Asia only few centuries ago.

LOL, which year did Turkics come to Central Asia according to you?

 

[INDIC]

True dat , turkic tribes came with mongol hords

Only during 10-12th century, Turkic presence is felt in Central Asia and neighbouring countries.

 

[jammersat]

Wrong....

Turkic peoples are in Central Asia since the time of the Huns.


LOL, which year did Turkics come to Central Asia according to you?

White huns right? today the han in china say they are a mongloid people

 

[SQ8]

And what he's wrong with? There was no state called "Kazakhstan". As there was no state "Ukraine" and "Latvia" and Belarussia and Finland and others. Many countries have emerged as a state while being part of the Russian Empire / Soviet Union.

Depends on how you interpret his statements. The press is excellent at spinning a story; in this case Putin may have been appreciating the newfound statehood the Kazakh people have been given by their president.