This might be a little tougher than Putin thought...
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Bingo. This is our reality.
What if @TuckerCarlson was part of the coup? What if he planned the whole thing? What if he told the President he really won and started the whole thing? I'm not saying any of this is true, I'm just asking questions. Why can't we ask these questions?
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And if you were going to bet on a group of people. They’re it.Long-term UKR is a strong bet. They had a thriving tech sector prior to the war.
Ukraine’s dynamic IT sector
In year overshadowed by the COVID pandemic Ukraine’s dynamic IT sector has surged ahead.www.bbc.com
Ukraine’s Vital Tech Industry Carries On Amid Russian Invasion
Amid an increasingly violent Russian invasion, Ukraine’s long-vibrant software sector is managing to churn out code for clients overseas and help the country’s war effort.www.wsj.com
Also strong on science and innovation
Excellent thread by Gen. Hertling above...it is a must read
Also good.... Gen W Clark talking about these same cities
Sounds like the Biden Administration wants to let Putin keep what he had before February 24.
Took exception to the wanton murder of Ukrainian Jews and senseless destruction of Holocaust memorials did they? Oh that Bucha stuff too huh?
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Israel could certainly make amends for their lateness to the party with some weapons deliveries!
I’ll find the tweet, but Zelensky seemed set on that and said the Donbas would cost 50k soldiers to take and Russia would be back in a month.
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Israel should not get another weapon from US until they get off the fence.
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Now they can get off their asses and start sanctioning them.
It's one thing for Ukraine to be able to stop Russia from advancing into Ukraine and taking larger cities deeper into Ukraine. It's another to drive them out of cities in the borders they've already embedded in. Ukraine will now start to have the same issues that Russia did as they try to advance into those border regions and push them out. I don't see any way they do that without a lot more weaponry being provided to them. It's going to take some majorly offensive weapons, not just defensive weapons as they've used so far.
Maybe it’s been covered, but what is the ability for Ukraine’s military to take and put to use all the varying types of weapons and technologies they are being sent? I know that their is efforts to send familiar equipment. I’m interested in how they take a shipment and get it deployed into the battlefield for effective use.
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Worthless piece of shit. I thought it was embarrassing to have Sen. Drool Cup and Sen. Breadbags as an Iowan, but you Floridians have the largest piece of shit in Congress.
Gaetz needs a good punch in the face.
He just had to make enough time to get that last line in. ****ing putz.
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Free WSJ link:
www.wsj.com
Ukraine War Sanctions Hit Home for Everyday Russians
Russian consumers are skipping big-ticket purchases and planting vegetable gardens to prepare for a long stretch of economic pain.
www.wsj.com
Still claiming (outside of Moral's beautiful artwork) for me, best avatar on here; and makes me want to kick some ass. Rock, Flag, and Eagle
We could raise a lot of money for Ukraine by raffling off the chance to pummel that ass.
Someone threw a milkshake at that fool a few year's back and he lost his mind. That he thinks he has any right to lecture our secretary of defense on his "failures" is beyond me. I really, really, really hate this guy.
Unfortunately, even when actual conservatives with credentials run against him, he still wins because he "sticks it to the libs".
The land bridge is just an artifact of the real strategy. The coast south of Crimea and Eastern Ukraine are rich with gas deposits. As you note, his strategy is dependency through energy.
His anger at Ukraine is that he cannot control it. That it is a democracy is nearly irrelevant other than democracies are uncontrollable by nature. If there was a dictator in Ukraine who was not following Putin's orders, I am convinced that Ukraine would have been invaded just the same.
I think Zelensky meant it would take 50,000 soldiers without the weapons he needs, no?
He doesn't, though. Everyone laughs at him and he's accomplished absolutely nothing. How can that be the guy that anyone wants representing them?
Sure wish I had more time to chat with him last week.
Priorities, some want to vote for candidates that will fight for them. By sticking it to the elites looking down on them.
God I can’t ****ing stand that guy.
So, "Dumb people should vote for me because I'm dumb," is now a valid platform?
He has a right to question him and he should. But that nimrod wasn't questioning him, imagine how that's going to look if things go really south eastern europe and this twit is lecturing the Sec of Defense about wokeism
