>helped russia

dunno

they are still poor af

And he does seem to be reasonably popular too

They are still poor but he has helped fix that

they get less than a dollar as minimum wage per hour

Economically? A little better than Spain.
Militarily? Inefficient and wasteful manpower.
Socially? We are talking about a country which the average male life expectancy is 65 years and has some serious drinking issues.

He is improving the Economy

the sanctions have crippled them

I'm pretty sure their economy has contracted

Militarily they have a modern army and also have nukes which pretty much stop any invasion

The UK have nukes as well

So?

Unless the EU wants several major cities to be wiped off the map

They would never attempt to invade Russia

EU has enough nukes to wipe out all major russian cities tho

Due to terrian only

too

and we can always build more

And Russia could also just use the Scorched Earth tactic in any war

any war against russia would be outside russia proper tbh

in ukraine and belarus

and caucasus

Just let Putin recreate the USSR

we should help Russia

we are talking about influence mostly tbh

not taking them over

Let him take Ukraine and Belarus and the caucasus

did you ask ukrainians and georgians if they want to be russians again tho?

It would be better for them to be taken over by Russia then the EU

It would be for the greater good

again

lmao

Based and Commiepilled

something something just another political Union to demolish

@The Electric Lizard talking about being blind out of hate...

The Georgian on the server is going to strongly disagree with you

Well i do really hate the EU

https://order-order.com/2019/09/05/prof-vernon-bogdanor-parliament-can-achieve-nothing/ a little hope considering recent events

Consitutionally it is well worth considering to declare the Fixed term Parliments act as unconstitutional as it is a law binding Parliament's choices of the day

We have very little in terms of a constitution, but the Sovereignty of Parliament is pretty much it. Parliament can neither be bound by its predecessors, as it cannot bind its sucessors. The Fixed Term Parliament Act, should be regarded as unconstitutional as it binds a Parlimament by requiring a 2/3 majority vote, rather than than a 50%+1 vote.