Want to ensure that Ukraine turns into a parking lot and its people never recover? Make it partisan in the US
This might be a little tougher than Putin thought...
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Want to ensure that Ukraine turns into a parking lot and its people never recover? Make it partisan in the US
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We’re trying not to, but you feel it necessary to defend a pro-Putin apologist. Why not stop?
Wowzers.
I can’t see any company going back into Russia until Putin is gone.
screaming the N word might be less offensive than doing business with Russia at this point.
Painted Parisian tits. NSFW
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You would also be surprised how easy it is to cut somebody’s jugular with one of them at close quarters
If you were bright, you would see that certain domestic elements need to make this partisan in order to divide the country. Congratulations on not having the intellect to see it.
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Yeah, you sure are “intellectual” 😂
Sounds like what so many of us are up against here at home.
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About that new season of Bridgerton.
I wonder how many Russian subscribers they had in the first place? And wouldn't that be heavily-censored?
They only had a million, but it was a million of the most influential people in Russia.
…and they are gonna be pissed.
I’m telling you Vlad (AKA Navin), “Stay away from the cans, they are gonna be shooting at the cans.”
“Die, milquetoast!” (AKA The Jerk.)
It is odd though as it appears there is some sort of mask/matte but not the whole mic. Perhaps rushed. Perhaps made to look fake.
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I think they must have quite a few. There are a lot of good foreign films that the netflix algorithm has pulled up for me. I put them in the scifi thread people had earlier.
It’s 28° in Kyiv. Bet those Syrians never thought they’d die in the snow.
And the Ukrainians will greet them with thousands of Molotov cocktails.
So, how dare other countries think about supporting Ukraine. But, for us, it's OK.
**** Russia. **** Putin.
Should be sort of easy to identify them as not from around that neighborhood.
Interesting from Yeltsin's Foreign Minister.
Who knows. As mentioned by me earlier, he hasn’t even acknowledged his second marriage, but it’s believed two kids were born in Switzerland. Why not in Russia? Because he can launder money through them a lot easier with Swiss citizenship.
Sounds like the correct time to bring in stealth bombers has arrived.
The NSA, i mean "the hacking group Anonymous...".
Lol at the replies
"the lady who took a deep breath for the next chant, and they stopped. That's pretty much me".
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So Russia can bring in Belarusian, Chechen and Syrian troops but if we brought in Poland, Turkey and Estonia that would be “escalation?”
Eff that ess. Time to get some NATO boots on the grounds
Eff that ess. Time to get some NATO boots on the grounds
That’s the problem, Ukraine has no “we.” It’s just them.
NATO is a defense treaty to defend member countries. Ukraine isn't a member country but that's not stopping any individual country from going in and defending it, it just won't bind any other member to do anything militarily unless the member country has it spill over into its own soil.
So, it won't be NATO boots on the ground in any way/shape/form unless that NATO country is attacked. It will be individual countries'
And it’s horseshit. Give Putin an ultimatum, if the bitch wants a fair fight, keep it Russia versus Ukraine, if they get allies, we get to join…..Balls deep in his ass
Biden might be waiting for things to get really desperate. Over 75% of the US right now are in favor of intervention. Once Kyiv is fully invested and mass casualties start, the shocking images and public demands for action could "force" NATO to act in the way their leaders have actually been waiting for.
Already decimated, undersupplied, and with low morale, a full US/NATO aerial attack would likely route the attackers back to the borders of Russia. Waiting for the 'decisive moment' to act sounds, and is, callous to those suffering, but also probably necessary for to rally enough support for a direct attack on Russian forces.
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Russian forces are 'decimated' says top UK general
Vladimir Putin's 'decimated' forces could lose the war in Ukraine, the UK's top military commander has suggested.
It’s not gonna happen. The United States and NATO will not directly engage Russian forces on Ukrainian soil.
