Dow futures sink nearly 500 points as Putin orders deployment of troops to eastern Ukraine: https://on.mktw.net/3p1sjAj
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To be fair, leather face said yesterday that our dealings with Ukraine will have some costs to American citizens. You know…because the politics of Ukraine is worth the sacrifices all of us need to make…for some reason.Dow futures sink nearly 500 points as Putin orders deployment of troops to eastern Ukraine: https://on.mktw.net/3p1sjAj
Dow futures sink nearly 500 points as Putin orders deployment of troops to eastern Ukraine: https://on.mktw.net/3p1sjAj
I agree. Let's just let Russia take the Ukraine. Why do we need allies?To be fair, leather face said yesterday that our dealings with Ukraine will have some costs to American citizens. You know…because the politics of Ukraine is worth the sacrifices all of us need to make…for some reason.
This would be considered an ordinary trading day in February.Just a normal correction of the market though, right?
I agree. Let's just let Russia take the Ukraine. Why do we need allies?
Americans supporting Russia over a European country it’s about to invade. Never thought I would see the day. Never thought my countrymen would be fans of authoritarianism.I agree. Let's just let Russia take the Ukraine. Why do we need allies?
I agree. I am sure more NATO allies are patiently waiting for Russia to be their new neighbor.It's a big meh.
Why are we messing around on their border anyway? It's bad enough that we played a role in the 2014 coup.
I will never understand the propensity for sticking our nose into everything
Americans supporting Russia over a European country it’s about to invade. Never thought I would see the day. Never thought my countrymen would be fans of authoritarianism.
Can you point to any board member that is supporting Russia? Provide a link.
Lucky Lindy here doesn’t seem to get that we are the world’s check on Russia. That’s the system we created.It's a big meh.
Why are we messing around on their border anyway? It's bad enough that we played a role in the 2014 coup.
I will never understand the propensity for sticking our nose into everything
Yeah, easy. Grab a mirror comrade.Can you point to any board member that is supporting Russia? Provide a link.
Lucky Lindy here doesn’t seem to get that we are the world’s check on Russia. That’s the system we created.
I wouldn’t be happy with most of the alternatives.We are the world's check? Who decided that?
Never thought you'd be supportive of the U.S.being the world's policeman.
We did. We created NATO. We prevented the world’s third and fourth largest economies from adequately militarizing. We convinced countries like the Ukraine to abandon nuclear ambitions.We are the world's check? Who decided that?
Huh?Just a normal correction of the market though, right?
Strictly from a Ukrainian perspective, they were fools for giving up the nukes that were on Ukrainian territory after the cold war.We did. We created NATO. We prevented the world’s third and fourth largest economies from adequately militarizing. We convinced countries like the Ukraine to abandon nuclear ambitions.
They had no delivery systems.Strictly from a Ukrainian perspective, they were fools for giving up the nukes that were on Ukrainian territory after the cold war.
North Korea threatened more with less for 20 years.They had no delivery systems.
So, they had delivery systems, but they couldn't really use them. The article states they would have needed 12-18 months to gain operational control, they had no ability to update or modernize the systems, and because they were ballistic missiles they'd have been able to hit the Far East of Russia, but wouldn't have been much of a deterrent. I suppose they could have taken the warheads off of the missiles and turned them into super big landmines and placed them at their border with Russia, but trading them was probably the best move for them.Ukraine certainly had delivery systems at the fall of the USSR. They had 1/3 of the nuclear arsenal of the entire USSR. This included numerous ICBMs.
Ukraine and weapons of mass destruction - Wikipedia
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North Korea has been led by three despotic crazy men. Ukraine is trying to become a stable democracy. Putin and Nat do not want a stable democracy bordering Russia giving their citizens an idea of what's out there.North Korea threatened more with less for 20 years.
So, they had delivery systems, but they couldn't really use them. The article states they would have needed 12-18 months to gain operational control, they had no ability to update or modernize the systems, and because they were ballistic missiles they'd have been able to hit the Far East of Russia, but wouldn't have been much of a deterrent. I suppose they could have taken the warheads off of the missiles and turned them into super big landmines and placed them at their border with Russia, but trading them was probably the best move for them.
Sure, I was wrong about delivery systems. Kind of. Did you read the Wiki page? They had them, but they would have had a very hard time using them or keeping them operational.I enjoy watching you backtrack.
They don't have an economy, that's Putin's biggest problem. They have extractive industries, military sales, and a younger generation who is starting to realize they are getting screwed over as Covid rages, and the kleptocrats rob them blind while simultaneously destroying freedoms.F'em. Lets f the Russia economy.
In retrospect, I don't agree that Ukraine trading away the nukes they had was the best move for them.So, they had delivery systems, but they couldn't really use them. The article states they would have needed 12-18 months to gain operational control, they had no ability to update or modernize the systems, and because they were ballistic missiles they'd have been able to hit the Far East of Russia, but wouldn't have been much of a deterrent. I suppose they could have taken the warheads off of the missiles and turned them into super big landmines and placed them at their border with Russia, but trading them was probably the best move for them.
So destroy that "economy" as much as possible. Eat away at Putin from within Russia.They don't have an economy, that's Putin's biggest problem. They have extractive industries, military sales, and a younger generation who is starting to realize they are getting screwed over as Covid rages, and the kleptocrats rob them blind while simultaneously destroying freedoms.
Sure, I was wrong about delivery systems. Kind of. Did you read the Wiki page? They had them, but they would have had a very hard time using them or keeping them operational.
Your life is very sad if this passes for a high moment for you
So, didn't read it, or couldn't comprehend it?I have nothing to do with this moment. This is your moment.
I'm ready to go all out Wolverines! or fight Drago. Russia is a shithole nation that should not be causing global problems
A shithole that’s building vital energy delivery systems to much of Europe. A shithole who has the means to hack into many of the things we rely on here to live...our power grid. Our banking. Communications.I'm ready to go all out Wolverines! or fight Drago. Russia is a shithole nation that should not be causing global problems
A shithole that’s building vital energy delivery systems to much of Europe. A shithole who has the means to hack into many of the things we rely on here to live...our power grid. Our banking. Communications.
I’m afraid we might find out we can become a shithole overnight ourselves.
Weird, I'm showing futures down 36 points for the DJIA.