A dead Putin.
This might be a little tougher than Putin thought...
- Thread starter Nole Lou
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The comments from the people who attended the rally support my previous post. Yes, Russian can force a lot of people to attend a rally and waive Russian flags. But, for how long? People there literally said they did not support the war, and they'd been coerced into attending the rally.
Oh I don’t believe those at the rally were coerced. There is still a fierce nationalistic base that loves Putin, driven by decades of propaganda.
Sure, but some of them stated they were coerced into attending.
It’s why this war needs to end sooner than later with the death of Putin and his replacement to be honest with the Russian people and the world. Putin instigated a war of death and crimes against the innocent people of Ukraine. If he has time to clamp down and isolate his people while somehow surviving the sanctions, then we have a problem.
They need to be incarcerated until Russia is defeated. They are a bigger threat than the thousands of Japanese American citizens imprisoned when WW2 was going on.
ABC News just showed a picture of Putin speaking to an arena full of supporters cheering and waving flags.
It looked like a remake of some Merican politician recently. I'm drawing a blank on who that person is????
It looked like a remake of some Merican politician recently. I'm drawing a blank on who that person is????
For the “operators” on this board.
Well, at least we weren't the only ones who didn't learn any lessons from Vietnam.
Given the reported battlefield losses, you can understand why they've taken to attacking civilians.
Such a disgusting strategy.
Such a disgusting strategy.
But the Ukrainians just channel those attacks into hate. It’s a losing strategy.
It might not be your night, Russia.
John Deere marketing needs to get on this.
T-shirts, hats, etc.
That's a bit unfair. If they didn't follow orders they'd get a bullet in the head, but I guess they wouldn't get brought up on war crimes charges...
That's not completely true. The Ukrainians have developed quite a professional officer and NCO corp.
You understand the difference in being jailed for your heritage and being jailed for siding with the enemy?
Really. Anyone “siding” or bringing up points with a country not aligned with the US needs to be in jail.
Reminds me of somewhere…
With what?
Adidas track suits will be the new uniform
I understand what you are saying, Dog. But don't you think it is a little strange to support Russia right now? Everyone has an opinion but not all opinions are correct.
That's the same logic of the "tourists" from January 6th.
Good thing for the Russians it is super hard to see all of the fresh dirt turned up with a tank in the middle like a bullseye.
Some of this” support” is batshit crazy, some is worthy of thought.
If mexico was aligned with russia i’m not sure i’d want some stuff going on there. Cuba missile crisis ring a bell?
This is still about oil/gas and putin rebuilding the Ussr.
We had a poster say anyone with those points should be jailed. As usual they are off the rails.
True, I wouldn’t want to discredit their professionals. They’ve done a hell of a job.
That's a game of hypotheticals though. Mexico isn't aligned with Russia and the Cuban missile crisis is history. If you honestly believe that there should be any support or concern for Russia right now we are going to really disagree.
Define support. The poster seems to think questioning anything is worthy of jail.
I don't agree with jail for disagreements. Yet, I don't think questioning which country is to blame for the war is normal.
Really.
I could argue the us (bho and slow joe) making Ukraine remove their nukes was a cause.
Russian invasion 'wouldn't have happened' if Ukraine still had nuclear weapons, Ukrainian political adviser says
Svitlana Zalishchuk, a foreign policy adviser to the Ukrainian deputy prime minister, told Sky News that Ukraine giving up its nuclear weapons was "without a doubt" a mistake.
They gave them up well before that.
Ukraine won a political victory by the implicit recognition that it was the owner of the nuclear weapons on its soil. In 1996, within two years of the signing of the Budapest Memorandum, Ukraine handed over all the nuclear weapons on its soil to Russia.
Your own article stated the nukes were removed in 1994.Russian invasion 'wouldn't have happened' if Ukraine still had nuclear weapons, Ukrainian political adviser says
Svitlana Zalishchuk, a foreign policy adviser to the Ukrainian deputy prime minister, told Sky News that Ukraine giving up its nuclear weapons was "without a doubt" a mistake.news.sky.com
