What is the best way to wire the entire Russian territory?
>>54787021
Barbwire.
>>54787021
>wire
use high-speed, wide-area wireless networks for local connections, and fiber optic or something faster to connect these points.
>>54787021
Let China conquer
>>54787021
European part is already wired, you can buy 30 mbit up/down for 9$/month here.
Next time you ask a question, don't phrase it like a tard. I had nonclie what you were talking about
>>54787021
With so much money they spend on military why do they not have satellite internet all over the country?
Russia is pretty diverse land, I have no fucking clue, don't know much about it.
What's the best way to travel in Russia to get to know the country? Would van dwelling be cool with the brothorities?
What do I win?
>>54787021
Is this one of these fake autism tests where there is no solution?
Red line for fiberoptic then i guess just spread in grids from it
>>54787021
I don't see Crimea in the pic, OP
you don't, because russia is a pariah, terrorist, rogue nationalist-socialist nuclear state
>>54789103
No, because it's Ukraine's territory.
>>54790591
Not really.
>>54790759
Yes, really. It's Ukraine's territory.
>>54790875
In International Public Law, the recognition from other States is entirely irrelevant. The only thing that matters is that "de facto".
>>54790967
Lol, good one.
>>54791056
>that long-ass branch to french polynesia
Did that really worth it?
>>54791014
The declarative theory is the only supported theory in International Law. Diplomatic recognition never had any role.
>http://www.cfr.org/sovereignty/montevideo-convention-rights-duties-states/p15897
>Article 3
Same views have always been followed by any International Court of Justice sentence.
Don't fret at laughing at your own sheer ignorance. You're already uselessly namefagging, that's enough to be ashamed of.
>>54791180
I'm laughing at the b/s you're spewing in here.
>>54790875
>Yes, really. It's Ukraine's territory.
It isn't, and it never was.
In the Soviet Union, when Ukraine was a soviet itself, Kruschev transferred administrative power over Crimea from the Russian soviet to the Ukrainian soviet, because it was within the soviet union anyway, it was like a country reassigning the borders of its municipalities.
When the Soviet Union collapsed, the de facto place of Crimea was within Russia, as it has always been.
Nobody gave a fuck though and everybody wanted to avoid tensions, so they let it be.
But when Ukraine elected a coalition with proper fucking neonazis in the government, and tried to fuck around, of course Russia couldn't afford to to lose the Sevastopol base.
And they did to the descendants what they did to their tatar ancestors, they chased the nazis out of Crimea.
>>54791301
Dude fuck off, the Russian government planted the "nazis" and fake "protestors" as an excuse to invade the area
>>54791274
Memes and laughs aren't an argument. Especially when you've been confronted with hard facts.
>>54791437
Crimea is annexed and it has been administered by Russia for a while now.
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annexation_of_Crimea_by_the_Russian_Federation#Crimean_public_opinion
>>54791477
>facts
I don't think a fact is what you think it means.
>>54791437
>as an excuse to invade the area
It needed no excuse man.
The Crimea area has never existed as part of Ukraine, aside from a short period of time under a republic (the soviet republic).
And culturally the people speak and identify as Russians.
Never understood the "Crimea is Ukraine" meme.
>>54791637
I don't think that memes and witty replies will ever make an argument.
>>54791700
>"Crimea is Ukraine" meme.
it's just a political game of the US of A (and sadly Mrs Merkel is sucking on Obongo's cock)
There's some strategical, military interest in that area. Russia had a base in Sevastopol since... forever.
>>54791755
>I don't think that memes
Then stop using them..
>>54792019
I never used them.
ITT
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