Wesley Clark Warns Against Russian Designs on Lithuania

[What Would Jesus Do?]

On BBC News just now.

Why Lithuania? Anybody know?

His argument is that the US and EU must greatly step up support to Ukraine, without delay, or not only will Russia take more of Ukraine but may move on Lithuania next.

 

[Bonerfarts]

On BBC News just now.

Why Lithuania? Anybody know?

His argument is that the US and EU must greatly step up support to Ukraine, without delay, or not only will Russia take more of Ukraine but may move on Lithuania next.

Just blame NATO for provoking Russia to attack Lithuania. Don’t change the playbook if it’s working.

 

[ISUBryce]

On BBC News just now.

Why Lithuania? Anybody know?

His argument is that the US and EU must greatly step up support to Ukraine, without delay, or not only will Russia take more of Ukraine but may move on Lithuania next.

Because Lithuania and all of its neighboring states were essentially won from Charles/Sweden after the great northern war under Peter the great, and Putin has been trying to restore the USSR for decades?

 

[h-hawk]

Putin must want Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania back. They gained their freedom relatively recently and always prepare to defend against Russia coming back.

 

[What Would Jesus Do?]

Because Lithuania and all of its neighboring states were essentially won from Charles/Sweden after the great northern war under Peter the great, and Putin has been trying to restore the USSR for decades?

The question was "why Lithuania?"

My liberal friends who argue that Putin wants to reconstitute the USSR should stop confounding the USSR with imperial Russia. It's a weak argument to begin with, and that just makes it sound uninformed.

 

[binsfeldcyhawk2]

The question was "why Lithuania?"

My liberal friends who argue that Putin wants to reconstitute the USSR should stop confounding the USSR with imperial Russia. It's a weak argument to begin with, and that just makes it sound uninformed.

You know the USSR annexed the Baltic states in 1940 right?

 

[GES4]

On BBC News just now.

Why Lithuania? Anybody know?

His argument is that the US and EU must greatly step up support to Ukraine, without delay, or not only will Russia take more of Ukraine but may move on Lithuania next.

Geography and History with a strong mix of Delusion. Pretty easy.

 

[Bonerfarts]

On BBC News just now.

Why Lithuania? Anybody know?

His argument is that the US and EU must greatly step up support to Ukraine, without delay, or not only will Russia take more of Ukraine but may move on Lithuania next.

Putin needs to reclaim that bronze medal that was stolen from in the 90s.

 

[MichaelKeller99]

Wesley Clark the NATO war criminal? Who cares what he has to say?

 

[fivecardstud14]

Wesley Clark the NATO war criminal? Who cares what he has to say?

If he started whining about vaccines I bet you’d try to make out with him.

 

[MichaelKeller99]

If he started whining about vaccines I bet you’d try to make out with him.

You seem smart.

 

[fivecardstud14]

You seem smart.

Maybe I should use the same stock comment each day like you, that seems really smart! Now back you go to posting about vaccines.

 

[seminole97]

The question was "why Lithuania?"

My liberal friends who argue that Putin wants to reconstitute the USSR should stop confounding the USSR with imperial Russia. It's a weak argument to begin with, and that just makes it sound uninformed.

A strategic consideration would be if you took Lithuania, you'd reconnect the WW2 trophy of Kaliningrad (formerly Königsberg), assuming also Russia incorporates Belarus.