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We don't cave to a gas station run by a bully in a country with an economy the size of Argentina. If we don't stop him now, that strengthens the hand of every 2-bit thug who thinks he can reshape the map. Thugs!
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I just shake my heard when I see a Dane post this on FB or Twitter. I believe strongly that there is a war going on in Ukraine. Markus |
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Susexx!:Kaleun_Salute: & Kranz!:Kaleun_Salute: Nuthin' like a little post-Soviet Bloc contretempts to bring U guys to the surface since 2019:up: Putin has given up the staged attack alibi (ca.1939 Poland) for an American-style 'police-peacekeeping' scenario(Korea &'Nam)...:hmmm:JEEZE! just so he can wear his good-guy 'white hat' propagandwise...the real trick now is for all parties to keep this from blowing up into a 1914 Sarajevo-style trigger to WWIII; no IMHO about it. It noteworthy that, like Stalin moving troops from the Japanese Mongolian front in WWII, Putin, now in cahoots with premier Xi, has re-deployed troops from the Russo-Sino front to the Ukrainian front...proof he's stretching thin to pull this military gambit off, including threatening the West with "retaliations never seen before' if they aßist Ukraine.
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"Ukraine’s ambassador to the US just told us that a Russian platoon from the 74th Motorized Brigade has surrendered to Ukraine’s forces. She says that the Russian troops apparently had been unaware they were being sent to kill Ukrainians. No confirmation yet from Russia’s military" "A whole platoon of Russian occupants surrendered to Ukrainian forces near Chernihiv in northern Ukraine, Ukraine army commander in chief reports. 'No one thought we were going to kill. We thought we were going to gather information', Russian officer reportedly said" Good news if true The Russian does not have an easy way to take Ukraine-Which also could be a bad thing-Depending on how eager Putin is to take Ukraine and install a pro Russian government. Markus |
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Beyond doubt. At the same time one should not underestimate the effect and usefulness of fear as a tool for any government. Any outside threat can be used to lead the populations attention away from internal problems and affairs. Edit: And to implement laws and policies that otherwise would not have been possible. Just look at the US after 9/11. |
Guess Trump was right.. https://www.facebook.com/Crenshawfor...41823864831692
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Trump belongs in jail for treason, the orange clown.
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Stoltenberg looking extremely indignated of course, as Trump stood politically for much of what Stoltenbergs former political opponents in Norway did. |
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And Biden in a nursing home. |
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I think this was semantics, Russia had a long list of demands to be met in their proposal, including not allowing Ukraine in NATO. Had we given in to that one demand I don't think it would've stopped this long term plan of taking Ukraine, they would've just reverted back to all the other claims unmet. |
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If I remember it correctly Russia had also a demand that NATO should leave Eastern Europe- A Demand NATO couldn't agree on.
Edit What tool do we have to fight Russia Sanctions-How much does these affect the Russian economy ? Blockade-Impossible for a country of this size Economical blockade-A possibility but it also backfire. Preemptive strike-Strike Russia were it hurt most-NO such thing-War shall be the last thing ever. End edit Markus |
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Actually in my country, it is the other way around. Criminals from all over Europe makes a pilgrimage here for that very reason. |
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I wonder how Russia will respond to coming sanctions, maybe a cyber strike on Europe? They say they will reply to sanctions with "the same coin".. |
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