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Quoted: I disagree. Plenty of villagers have satellite TV and receive CNN International. They are also able to access most internet sites. Now, do they actually view those resources much? Probably not. But neither do I because most western media simply isn't credible in the least. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: I get the impression that they think of themselves as Europeans and look down on the others as simpletons. Well, you can see why they would think of uneducated people who often don't have running water and watch nothing by Rossiya 1 as simpletons.... Not much different than the coasters who look down on 'flyover country'. No actually it's a lot different. Those people in flyover country have often at least LEFT flyover country, have at least a HS education, and many have still have degrees. They have free and open internet with the entirety of human knowledge at their fingertips. People from Moscow and SPB often look down on "village people" because they have none of those things. It's not really their fault, but they've been indoctrinated because there's no other information available. Most have never even met a foreigner, and have almost certainly never left Russia. I disagree. Plenty of villagers have satellite TV and receive CNN International. They are also able to access most internet sites. Now, do they actually view those resources much? Probably not. But neither do I because most western media simply isn't credible in the least. So the end result is they sit around watching Rossiya 1 talk about how Ukraine isn't a real country, doesn't have a real language and that NATO is going to steal their underpants in the middle of the night. It's a distinction without a difference. Western media may not be 100%, hell, it may not even be 50% but their coverage of the war has been decent and it's still a damn site better than any Russian state media trash. |
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Quoted: More dead Russian troops = More desperate Russian woman looking for men. Fuck the Russian Army. We built billions of dollars worth of weapons to blow it to hell. Might as well use it. View Quote After Putin sends every common Russian man to their inevitable demise at the hands if brave Ukrainian soldiers, do you think there will be a surplus of Russian women? I think we will be looking at a 60/40 ratio after Ukraine wins. I’m being conservative because many Russians will surrender and be taken as POWs to be tried for war crimes. |
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Because Vlad is murdering them and their families…. https://www.euronews.com/2022/09/12/accidental-defenestration-and-murder-suicides-too-common-among-russian-oligarchs-and-putin |
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Quoted: Because Vlad is murdering them and their families…. https://www.euronews.com/2022/09/12/accidental-defenestration-and-murder-suicides-too-common-among-russian-oligarchs-and-putin View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: The Oligarchs are turning against Putin. Why do you think this? Because Vlad is murdering them and their families…. https://www.euronews.com/2022/09/12/accidental-defenestration-and-murder-suicides-too-common-among-russian-oligarchs-and-putin That sounds more like Putin is turning against the Oligarchs. |
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Quoted: It’s not an insult, it’s counseling. Good God man, pull yourself together. Men don’t get “emotional” about shit like this. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Hating Ukraine and the money we give them equaling being pro putin to many boomers on here is reminiscent of being anti semite just because one doesnt want to give money to Israel. What is with the older generations and wanting to tongue all these foreign counties balls'? Ive never understood it Zelensky isnt a rock star, hes not a war hero, hes not whatever the fuck, hes a corrupt POS that has been in bed with the same people that most here claim to be the enemy “Hating” Ukraine is irrational. This is a math problem, not an emotional issue. YOU sound entirely too emotional about all of this. We are funding the absolute destruction of the Russian conventional military. It’s a bargain. If you can’t see this, your judgment is probably clouded by your emotions. “Hatred” for Zelenskyy or “love” for Putin -two sides of the same coin. I am emotional about giving other countries mountains of aid and cash, especially when we arent sitting so pretty. Not sure if you meant that as an insult, but ill gladly admit I am upset about it. It’s not an insult, it’s counseling. Good God man, pull yourself together. Men don’t get “emotional” about shit like this. Sorry dude, I'm early 30s and have a lot of life left in this country. So do my kids should I have any. These are serious things happening Maybe your generation didn't care quite enough and that's why the enemy is now in the bed today? |
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Quoted: That sounds more like Putin is turning against the Oligarchs. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: The Oligarchs are turning against Putin. Why do you think this? Because Vlad is murdering them and their families…. https://www.euronews.com/2022/09/12/accidental-defenestration-and-murder-suicides-too-common-among-russian-oligarchs-and-putin That sounds more like Putin is turning against the Oligarchs. Guess why? |
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Quoted: Sorry dude, I'm early 30s and have a lot of life left in this country. So do my kids should I have any. These are serious things happening Maybe your generation didn't care quite enough and that's why the enemy is now in the bed today? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Hating Ukraine and the money we give them equaling being pro putin to many boomers on here is reminiscent of being anti semite just because one doesnt want to give money to Israel. What is with the older generations and wanting to tongue all these foreign counties balls'? Ive never understood it Zelensky isnt a rock star, hes not a war hero, hes not whatever the fuck, hes a corrupt POS that has been in bed with the same people that most here claim to be the enemy “Hating” Ukraine is irrational. This is a math problem, not an emotional issue. YOU sound entirely too emotional about all of this. We are funding the absolute destruction of the Russian conventional military. It’s a bargain. If you can’t see this, your judgment is probably clouded by your emotions. “Hatred” for Zelenskyy or “love” for Putin -two sides of the same coin. I am emotional about giving other countries mountains of aid and cash, especially when we arent sitting so pretty. Not sure if you meant that as an insult, but ill gladly admit I am upset about it. It’s not an insult, it’s counseling. Good God man, pull yourself together. Men don’t get “emotional” about shit like this. Sorry dude, I'm early 30s and have a lot of life left in this country. So do my kids should I have any. These are serious things happening Maybe your generation didn't care quite enough and that's why the enemy is now in the bed today? Oh, we care. We care so much we went to war and fought for the past 20 years. But it wasn’t a rage-filled, emotional thing. Some of us are a bit more cold and steady about the serious things. |
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Quoted: Sorry dude, I'm early 30s and have a lot of life left in this country. So do my kids should I have any. These are serious things happening Maybe your generation didn't care quite enough and that's why the enemy is now in the bed today? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Hating Ukraine and the money we give them equaling being pro putin to many boomers on here is reminiscent of being anti semite just because one doesnt want to give money to Israel. What is with the older generations and wanting to tongue all these foreign counties balls'? Ive never understood it Zelensky isnt a rock star, hes not a war hero, hes not whatever the fuck, hes a corrupt POS that has been in bed with the same people that most here claim to be the enemy "Hating" Ukraine is irrational. This is a math problem, not an emotional issue. YOU sound entirely too emotional about all of this. We are funding the absolute destruction of the Russian conventional military. It's a bargain. If you can't see this, your judgment is probably clouded by your emotions. "Hatred" for Zelenskyy or "love" for Putin -two sides of the same coin. I am emotional about giving other countries mountains of aid and cash, especially when we arent sitting so pretty. Not sure if you meant that as an insult, but ill gladly admit I am upset about it. It's not an insult, it's counseling. Good God man, pull yourself together. Men don't get "emotional" about shit like this. Sorry dude, I'm early 30s and have a lot of life left in this country. So do my kids should I have any. These are serious things happening Maybe your generation didn't care quite enough and that's why the enemy is now in the bed today? You realize Zelensky wasn't the president when the bidens were doing whatever there right? |
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Quoted: You realize Zelensky wasn't the president when the bidens were doing whatever there right? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Hating Ukraine and the money we give them equaling being pro putin to many boomers on here is reminiscent of being anti semite just because one doesnt want to give money to Israel. What is with the older generations and wanting to tongue all these foreign counties balls'? Ive never understood it Zelensky isnt a rock star, hes not a war hero, hes not whatever the fuck, hes a corrupt POS that has been in bed with the same people that most here claim to be the enemy "Hating" Ukraine is irrational. This is a math problem, not an emotional issue. YOU sound entirely too emotional about all of this. We are funding the absolute destruction of the Russian conventional military. It's a bargain. If you can't see this, your judgment is probably clouded by your emotions. "Hatred" for Zelenskyy or "love" for Putin -two sides of the same coin. I am emotional about giving other countries mountains of aid and cash, especially when we arent sitting so pretty. Not sure if you meant that as an insult, but ill gladly admit I am upset about it. It's not an insult, it's counseling. Good God man, pull yourself together. Men don't get "emotional" about shit like this. Sorry dude, I'm early 30s and have a lot of life left in this country. So do my kids should I have any. These are serious things happening Maybe your generation didn't care quite enough and that's why the enemy is now in the bed today? You realize Zelensky wasn't the president when the bidens were doing whatever there right? 10% for the Big Guy? |
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I wont be bothered in any outcome Russia winning or Ukraine... Ukraine winning only means we will spend probably close to $1T in aid, rebuilding, etc..again with ZERO ROI.
One thing that I will find amusing is all the people clamoring for Zelesnkyy and who have ZERO problem with our involvement, and swinging off his nuts as if he is the next coming of Christ will be taking credit for the win as if they were the ones there fighting. Just keep in mind, Malcom Nance went there and you didn't. |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: The Oligarchs are turning against Putin. Why do you think this? Because Vlad is murdering them and their families…. https://www.euronews.com/2022/09/12/accidental-defenestration-and-murder-suicides-too-common-among-russian-oligarchs-and-putin That sounds more like Putin is turning against the Oligarchs. Guess why? Could be simple paranoia. |
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Quoted: It looks to currently be inevitable at this point. View Quote Was in Barnes & Noble today and when I saw all the magazine covers promoting the inevitable Ukrainian victory I knew that Russia will win. |
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Quoted: But how? 870k man rush? Nuke all of Ukraine? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Was in Barnes & Noble today and when I saw all the magazine covers promoting the inevitable Ukrainian victory I knew that Russia will win. But how? 870k man rush? Nuke all of Ukraine? Just keep the war at a slow boil and wait for the EU to disintegrate in a year or two |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: The Oligarchs are turning against Putin. Why do you think this? Because Vlad is murdering them and their families…. https://www.euronews.com/2022/09/12/accidental-defenestration-and-murder-suicides-too-common-among-russian-oligarchs-and-putin That sounds more like Putin is turning against the Oligarchs. Guess why? Could be simple paranoia. C’mon… you can say it WHAT did all these oligarchs have in common? |
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Quoted: Just keep the war at a slow boil and wait for the EU to disintegrate in a year or two View Quote The war seems to be hurting the EU more than Russia. The predictions of Ukraine victory are coming from the same people who believe there are 57 genders and that we must ditch ICE to save the planet. |
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Quoted: The war seems to be hurting the EU more than Russia. The predictions of Ukraine victory are coming from the same people who believe there are 57 genders and that we must ditch ICE to save the planet. View Quote The war is destroying Russia. Trillions in assets lost. National pride gone. 54k men in 7 months gone. Nato Stronger and closerTo Russia Ukraine stronger than ever due to Russian battlefield loot drops Im a right winger who voted for Trump And I support Ukraine. So did Trump. First one to send lethal aid after Obama denied it. |
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Quoted: The war seems to be hurting the EU more than Russia. The predictions of Ukraine victory are coming from the same people who believe there are 57 genders and that we must ditch ICE to save the planet. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Just keep the war at a slow boil and wait for the EU to disintegrate in a year or two The war seems to be hurting the EU more than Russia. The predictions of Ukraine victory are coming from the same people who believe there are 57 genders and that we must ditch ICE to save the planet. You believe that the war is hurting the EU more than Russia. Why would you NOT believe there are 57 genders? Both require gullibility and acceptance of propaganda. You’ve proven to be susceptible |
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Random thoughts on the Russian invasion of Ukraine...
A big part of the Ukraine-hate, or the "I hate both of them" stance seems to be at least partially knee-jerk and reflexive. The American Left is in power right now (save for SCOTUS) and we hate them, we hate the MSM, we hate Academia, and we hate Hollywood, all with good reason. And add to that, the whole Hunter Biden board membership scam, Biden himself bragging publicly that he threatened to withhold aid to Ukraine to get favors, then out of sheer TDS, the Democrats and MSM turning Trump asking Ukraine to investigate Biden-related fuckery into a goddamn constitutional crisis and impeachment. And then after a very shady election that ousted Trump and put demonstrably senile Biden in in the White House, and anyone with doubts about election integrity gets mercilessly gaslit... the Left/MSM loses their absolute shit over Jan 6th, acting like a couple of broken windows and Pelosi's stolen laptop is worse than the British burning D.C. during the war of 1812, the Civil War, and Pearl Harbor combined. All while we watched Antifa and BLM burning actual American cities for over two years, and largely getting a pass... So we're pissed. Understandably so. Pissed enough that we'd (coc) already, in Minecraft, if it wasn't for mortgages, jobs, and kids. You know, that actual "productive class" kinda stuff. Add a little more, Covid bullshit, and record inflation, that puts a cherry on top of the whole shit-pie. And the Left gloats, demanding we eat it. So to me it looks like we're so angry and polarized, that we're now no longer recognizing when the "broken clock is right twice a day for one minute by blind luck"-effect. The White House doesn't have our guy in it, and both he and the MSM are "for Ukraine", so people are naturally against it. Nobody in their right mind actually approves of Russia or Putin, so the rationalization is that "They hate them both", perhaps believing that it conveys some astute sense of world-weary cynical wisdom. I'm sure Ukraine is corrupt as fuck. However, not uniquely so by second or third world standards, especially for a former SSR. And absolutely, there's graft and corruption whenever the US pours billions into an ally of convenience, or to oppose our main enemies in some proxy war. Hell, sometimes the corruption is so open that people just don't see it, and just assume it's part of the status-quo, like how post WWII, so much of NATO didn't put their share of GDP into defense. That the American public then subsidized, either through taxes or inflation via deficit spending. Which either got handed over as military aid, or by our huge overseas presence. And that enabled stuff like European socialized medicine single-payer healthcare, which our own American Left likes to lecture us about. I dunno. Maybe it's like being the richest guy out at the bar with his "friends" and is expected to buy most of the drinks. If you don't, they get pissy about it, and you're wondering if it's better to have some company, or sit at home alone with your principles. But as to Russia and Ukraine, I liken it to the end of an action movie. Where the bad guy is flat on his back, because he's had the shit beat out of him. And everyone is standing around talking, and doesn't notice the bad guy has staggered to his feet one last time. He's wobbly, but he's pulled a knife, or maybe a backup pocket pistol. And the little guy who's a small time crook of some sort, and has been nothing but a whiny bitch or comedic relief the whole movie, is the one who actually shoots him, putting him down for good. If one sees the usefulness of gutting Russia economically and militarily as it tried to pick itself off the floor one last time since the Soviet Union collapsed, then $14 billion without US boots on the ground is pretty cheap as these things go. To put things in perspective, that's roughly what 7 B21 bombers will cost us when devopment, procurement, and maintenance is counted. And there's decent odds we'll never even use one of them to drop bombs or nukes on a peer, or near-peer enemy. |
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Quoted: You have to be joking. Is this a parody post about Russian propaganda? The "central government"? What American would EVER refer to our federal government as the "central government"? "denatzifying" View Quote As originally written, the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights makes no mention of "Federal Government". Indeed, the word Federal enters the Constitution only once in the 24th Amendment in 1964 which abolished the poll tax. This, in spite of the fact elections were designated by the Constitution to be solely managed by State Legislatures and NOT by either State judiciaries or the State executive. "Federal Government" is a Deep State concoction. |
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Quoted: You believe that the war is hurting the EU more than Russia. Why would you NOT believe there are 57 genders? Both require gullibility and acceptance of propaganda. You’ve proven to be susceptible View Quote Good video of a Russian store after 6 months of sanctions. I suspect the upcoming referendum votes in the Ukraine will be overwhelming in favor of exiting the Ukraine and returning to Rodina Mat. Tell me again, why is the central government so hell bent on spending billions and billions to prevent historical Russian lands, inhabited by Russians from being a part of Russia? In Russian Supermarket after 6 Months under Unprecedented SANCTIONS! Can You Believe It? |
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Quoted: Good video of a Russian store after 6 months of sanctions. I suspect the upcoming referendum votes in the Ukraine will be overwhelming in favor of exiting the Ukraine and returning to Rodina Mat. Tell me again, why is the central government so hell bent on spending billions and billions to prevent historical Russian lands, inhabited by Russians from being a part of Russia? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Ups7Dmzk3E View Quote Historical lands you had to forcibly annex in a sham referendum |
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Quoted: Good video of a Russian store after 6 months of sanctions. I suspect the upcoming referendum votes in the Ukraine will be overwhelming in favor of exiting the Ukraine and returning to Rodina Mat. Tell me again, why is the central government so hell bent on spending billions and billions to prevent historical Russian lands, inhabited by Russians from being a part of Russia? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Ups7Dmzk3E View Quote What happened to the 3rd Army Corps, tovarisch? @oswald01 |
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Quoted: As originally written, the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights makes no mention of "Federal Government". Indeed, the word Federal enters the Constitution only once in the 24th Amendment in 1964 which abolished the poll tax. This, in spite of the fact elections were designated by the Constitution to be solely managed by State Legislatures and NOT by either State judiciaries or the State executive. "Federal Government" is a Deep State concoction. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: You have to be joking. Is this a parody post about Russian propaganda? The "central government"? What American would EVER refer to our federal government as the "central government"? "denatzifying" As originally written, the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights makes no mention of "Federal Government". Indeed, the word Federal enters the Constitution only once in the 24th Amendment in 1964 which abolished the poll tax. This, in spite of the fact elections were designated by the Constitution to be solely managed by State Legislatures and NOT by either State judiciaries or the State executive. "Federal Government" is a Deep State concoction. Yes Comrade, the Founding Fathers never considered “Federalism.” Tell us more about YOUR country’s “Central Government” |
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Quoted: You believe that the war is hurting the EU more than Russia. Why would you NOT believe there are 57 genders? Both require gullibility and acceptance of propaganda. You’ve proven to be susceptible View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Just keep the war at a slow boil and wait for the EU to disintegrate in a year or two The war seems to be hurting the EU more than Russia. The predictions of Ukraine victory are coming from the same people who believe there are 57 genders and that we must ditch ICE to save the planet. You believe that the war is hurting the EU more than Russia. Why would you NOT believe there are 57 genders? Both require gullibility and acceptance of propaganda. You’ve proven to be susceptible The war is hurting Russia more but the sanctions are hurting the EU much more. From my vantage point, the effects of the sanctions appear more consequential. Obviously that isn't true for the people who have lost relatives in the war (I haven't met anyone like this). The EU (especially Germany) is facing crazy energy prices, business shutdowns/bankruptcies, food shortages and increasing inflation. Up to now, Germany has been the EU's powerhouse that enables inefficient countries like Italy & Greece to borrow money to finance their perpetual deficits. Now the money printing will have to increase exponentially which looks likely to lead to stagflation or hyperinflation. And if they try to be financially responsible and cut back on social spending then riots/revolutions are a possibility when people can't afford food or power. The mismanagement of the euro may be what tears apart the EU. To me, that looks to be Putin's only path to success. If the EU does fracture or enter a depression, then the outcome of the war in Ukraine won't matter much. |
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It should be understood that up to now, Russia is operating within the legal bounds of a Special Military Operation. As such nearly all of the infantry fighting in the Donbas has been done not by the Russian army but by the militias, the Chechens and the Wagner Group. Once the Russian inhabited lands return to Russia, the SMO constraints will be lifted and Ukrainian military attacks on these lands, such as the shelling of civilian areas in Donetsk city as has been carried out since 2014, will be considered as attacks on Russia itself.
Russia will bring to bear the entire force of the Russian military to defend these areas and stop such attacks. As well, NATO will be considered as a direct participant in these attacks against Russia. Russia just announced partial mobilization. Russian KIA to date are slightly less than 6,000. The question remains, why is the central government so hell bent on historical Russian lands, inhabited by Russians from being a part of Russia? |
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Quoted: The war is hurting Russia more but the sanctions are hurting the EU much more. From my vantage point, the effects of the sanctions appear more consequential. Obviously that isn't true for the people who have lost relatives in the war (I haven't met anyone like this). The EU (especially Germany) is facing crazy energy prices, business shutdowns/bankruptcies, food shortages and increasing inflation. Up to now, Germany has been the EU's powerhouse that enables inefficient countries like Italy & Greece to borrow money to finance their perpetual deficits. Now the money printing will have to increase exponentially which looks likely to lead to stagflation or hyperinflation. And if they try to be financially responsible and cut back on social spending then riots/revolutions are a possibility when people can't afford food or power. The mismanagement of the euro may be what tears apart the EU. To me, that looks to be Putin's only path to success. If the EU does fracture or enter a depression, then the outcome of the war in Ukraine won't matter much. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Just keep the war at a slow boil and wait for the EU to disintegrate in a year or two The war seems to be hurting the EU more than Russia. The predictions of Ukraine victory are coming from the same people who believe there are 57 genders and that we must ditch ICE to save the planet. You believe that the war is hurting the EU more than Russia. Why would you NOT believe there are 57 genders? Both require gullibility and acceptance of propaganda. You’ve proven to be susceptible The war is hurting Russia more but the sanctions are hurting the EU much more. From my vantage point, the effects of the sanctions appear more consequential. Obviously that isn't true for the people who have lost relatives in the war (I haven't met anyone like this). The EU (especially Germany) is facing crazy energy prices, business shutdowns/bankruptcies, food shortages and increasing inflation. Up to now, Germany has been the EU's powerhouse that enables inefficient countries like Italy & Greece to borrow money to finance their perpetual deficits. Now the money printing will have to increase exponentially which looks likely to lead to stagflation or hyperinflation. And if they try to be financially responsible and cut back on social spending then riots/revolutions are a possibility when people can't afford food or power. The mismanagement of the euro may be what tears apart the EU. To me, that looks to be Putin's only path to success. If the EU does fracture or enter a depression, then the outcome of the war in Ukraine won't matter much. Europe will be fine, when this is all said and done. Putin is fucked. |
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Quoted: It should be understood that up to now, Russia is operating within the legal bounds of a Special Military Operation. As such nearly all of the infantry fighting in the Donbas has been done not by the Russian army but by the militias, the Chechens and the Wagner Group. Once the Russian inhabited lands return to Russia, the SMO constraints will be lifted and Ukrainian military attacks on these lands, such as the shelling of civilian areas in Donetsk city as has been carried out since 2014, will be considered as attacks on Russia itself. Russia will bring to bear the entire force of the Russian military to defend these areas and stop such attacks. As well, NATO will be considered as a direct participant in these attacks against Russia. Russia just announced partial mobilization. Russian KIA to date are slightly less than 6,000. The question remains, why is the central government so hell bent on historical Russian lands, inhabited by Russians from being a part of Russia? View Quote This HAS to be a parody. |
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Quoted: It should be understood that up to now, Russia is operating within the legal bounds of a Special Military Operation. As such nearly all of the infantry fighting in the Donbas has been done not by the Russian army but by the militias, the Chechens and the Wagner Group. Once the Russian inhabited lands return to Russia, the SMO constraints will be lifted and Ukrainian military attacks on these lands, such as the shelling of civilian areas in Donetsk city as has been carried out since 2014, will be considered as attacks on Russia itself. Russia will bring to bear the entire force of the Russian military to defend these areas and stop such attacks. As well, NATO will be considered as a direct participant in these attacks against Russia. Russia just announced partial mobilization. The question remains, why is the central government so hell bent on historical Russian lands, inhabited by Russians from being a part of Russia? View Quote Russian KIA to date are slightly less than 6,000. What? Even your Russian defense department said it was higher than that a few months ago. |
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Quoted: Russian KIA to date are slightly less than 6,000. What? Even your Russian defense department said it was higher than that a few months ago. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: It should be understood that up to now, Russia is operating within the legal bounds of a Special Military Operation. As such nearly all of the infantry fighting in the Donbas has been done not by the Russian army but by the militias, the Chechens and the Wagner Group. Once the Russian inhabited lands return to Russia, the SMO constraints will be lifted and Ukrainian military attacks on these lands, such as the shelling of civilian areas in Donetsk city as has been carried out since 2014, will be considered as attacks on Russia itself. Russia will bring to bear the entire force of the Russian military to defend these areas and stop such attacks. As well, NATO will be considered as a direct participant in these attacks against Russia. Russia just announced partial mobilization. The question remains, why is the central government so hell bent on historical Russian lands, inhabited by Russians from being a part of Russia? Russian KIA to date are slightly less than 6,000. What? Even your Russian defense department said it was higher than that a few months ago. He is LITERALLY regurgitating Russian propaganda, straight from the Russian government. If anyone needed an example, here it is. |
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Quoted: Yes Comrade, the Founding Fathers never considered “Federalism.” Tell us more about YOUR country’s “Central Government” View Quote They did indeed consider Federalism and rejected it. Their greatest fear was a Federal government out of touch with the will of the people riding roughshod over the sovereign States and their citizens. But, you know all this. Words have meaning. We have to be careful of using Deep State terminology and becoming ensnared in its mindset. But, again, you know all this. |
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Quoted: They did indeed consider Federalism and rejected it. Their greatest fear was a Federal government out of touch with the will of the people riding roughshod over the sovereign States and their citizens. But, you know all this. Words have meaning. We have to be careful of using Deep State terminology and becoming ensnared in its mindset. But, again, you know all this. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Yes Comrade, the Founding Fathers never considered “Federalism.” Tell us more about YOUR country’s “Central Government” They did indeed consider Federalism and rejected it. Their greatest fear was a Federal government out of touch with the will of the people riding roughshod over the sovereign States and their citizens. But, you know all this. Words have meaning. We have to be careful of using Deep State terminology and becoming ensnared in its mindset. But, again, you know all this. Tell us more about how only 6,000 Russian soldiers have been killed in Ukraine. Where DID you get that number? C’mon. You can say it. Was it from representatives of the “Central Government”? |
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Quoted: He is LITERALLY regurgitating Russian propaganda, straight from the Russian government. If anyone needed an example, here it is. View Quote Brave words. NATO in its support of the Ukraine has expended a significant portion of its munitions that would enable it to take on the Russian military fighting in its own backyard. Russia will finish liberating the Donbas and hunker down for the winter. Russia will cut off all transport across the Dnieper River. What's left of the Ukraine military east of the Dnieper will then slowly wither away, incapable of real military action. In the spring I suspect Poland, Hungary and Romania will occupy their historical lands in Western Ukraine. The rump Ukraine with Kiev will become a welfare ward of the US for many, many years. Under Zelensky this rump state's principle economic activity will be a sex tourism destination for the NATO elite. But the billions will continue to flow from the central government in an endless stream of grift. Never give up the con. |
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Quoted: Brave words. NATO in its support of the Ukraine has expended a significant portion of its munitions that would enable it to take on the Russian military fighting in its own backyard. Russia will finish liberating the Donbas and hunker down for the winter. Russia will cut off all transport across the Dnieper River. What's left of the Ukraine military east of the Dnieper will then slowly wither away, incapable of real military action. In the spring I suspect Poland, Hungary and Romania will occupy their historical lands in Western Ukraine. The rump Ukraine with Kiev will become a welfare ward of the US for many, many years. Under Zelensky this rump state's principle economic activity will be a sex tourism destination for the NATO elite. But the billions will continue to flow from the central government in an endless stream of grift. Never give up the con. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: He is LITERALLY regurgitating Russian propaganda, straight from the Russian government. If anyone needed an example, here it is. Brave words. NATO in its support of the Ukraine has expended a significant portion of its munitions that would enable it to take on the Russian military fighting in its own backyard. Russia will finish liberating the Donbas and hunker down for the winter. Russia will cut off all transport across the Dnieper River. What's left of the Ukraine military east of the Dnieper will then slowly wither away, incapable of real military action. In the spring I suspect Poland, Hungary and Romania will occupy their historical lands in Western Ukraine. The rump Ukraine with Kiev will become a welfare ward of the US for many, many years. Under Zelensky this rump state's principle economic activity will be a sex tourism destination for the NATO elite. But the billions will continue to flow from the central government in an endless stream of grift. Never give up the con. Tell us again… WHERE did you get the number “6,000” in describing how many Russian soldiers have been killed in Ukraine? |
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Quoted: Brave words. NATO in its support of the Ukraine has expended a significant portion of its munitions that would enable it to take on the Russian military fighting in its own backyard. Russia will finish liberating the Donbas and hunker down for the winter. Russia will cut off all transport across the Dnieper River. What's left of the Ukraine military east of the Dnieper will then slowly wither away, incapable of real military action. In the spring I suspect Poland, Hungary and Romania will occupy their historical lands in Western Ukraine. The rump Ukraine with Kiev will become a welfare ward of the US for many, many years. Under Zelensky this rump state's principle economic activity will be a sex tourism destination for the NATO elite. But the billions will continue to flow from the central government in an endless stream of grift. Never give up the con. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: He is LITERALLY regurgitating Russian propaganda, straight from the Russian government. If anyone needed an example, here it is. Brave words. NATO in its support of the Ukraine has expended a significant portion of its munitions that would enable it to take on the Russian military fighting in its own backyard. Russia will finish liberating the Donbas and hunker down for the winter. Russia will cut off all transport across the Dnieper River. What's left of the Ukraine military east of the Dnieper will then slowly wither away, incapable of real military action. In the spring I suspect Poland, Hungary and Romania will occupy their historical lands in Western Ukraine. The rump Ukraine with Kiev will become a welfare ward of the US for many, many years. Under Zelensky this rump state's principle economic activity will be a sex tourism destination for the NATO elite. But the billions will continue to flow from the central government in an endless stream of grift. Never give up the con. We're waiting.... When do you report for duty? I hope you stay warm for a little while. We can sit by the tree together. I have presents for everyone. Your presence will be it's own gift to us. Attached File |
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Quoted: Tell us again… WHERE did you get the number “6,000” in describing how many Russian soldiers have been killed in Ukraine? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: He is LITERALLY regurgitating Russian propaganda, straight from the Russian government. If anyone needed an example, here it is. Brave words. NATO in its support of the Ukraine has expended a significant portion of its munitions that would enable it to take on the Russian military fighting in its own backyard. Russia will finish liberating the Donbas and hunker down for the winter. Russia will cut off all transport across the Dnieper River. What's left of the Ukraine military east of the Dnieper will then slowly wither away, incapable of real military action. In the spring I suspect Poland, Hungary and Romania will occupy their historical lands in Western Ukraine. The rump Ukraine with Kiev will become a welfare ward of the US for many, many years. Under Zelensky this rump state's principle economic activity will be a sex tourism destination for the NATO elite. But the billions will continue to flow from the central government in an endless stream of grift. Never give up the con. Tell us again… WHERE did you get the number “6,000” in describing how many Russian soldiers have been killed in Ukraine? They've only lost 6k but are needing to call up another 300,000. Makes sense. |
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Quoted: The war seems to be hurting the EU more than Russia. The predictions of Ukraine victory are coming from the same people who believe there are 57 genders and that we must ditch ICE to save the planet. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Just keep the war at a slow boil and wait for the EU to disintegrate in a year or two The war seems to be hurting the EU more than Russia. The predictions of Ukraine victory are coming from the same people who believe there are 57 genders and that we must ditch ICE to save the planet. “Woke US military is kaput! America’s southern border!” Tucker really needs to come up with fresh shit for you guys. And Fuck Putin. |
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Quoted: Well, it appears not everyone supports the mobilization announcement. Of course, The Moscow Times is about as Russian as the The New York Times is American. https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2Ftse4.mm.bing.net%2Fth%3Fid%3DOIF.XvJ4ZRByMKZ%252fqB9g%252bXgtgw%26pid%3DApi&f=1 View Quote Missed the Ruple and oil prices news in MSM today |
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Quoted: Brave words. NATO in its support of the Ukraine has expended a significant portion of its munitions that would enable it to take on the Russian military fighting in its own backyard. Russia will finish liberating the Donbas and hunker down for the winter. Russia will cut off all transport across the Dnieper River. What's left of the Ukraine military east of the Dnieper will then slowly wither away, incapable of real military action. In the spring I suspect Poland, Hungary and Romania will occupy their historical lands in Western Ukraine. The rump Ukraine with Kiev will become a welfare ward of the US for many, many years. Under Zelensky this rump state's principle economic activity will be a sex tourism destination for the NATO elite. But the billions will continue to flow from the central government in an endless stream of grift. Never give up the con. View Quote ? To my astonishment the Russian Air Force has been lackluster to put it mildly. Missiles? |
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Quoted: ? To my astonishment the Russian Air Force has been lackluster to put it mildly. Missiles? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Brave words. NATO in its support of the Ukraine has expended a significant portion of its munitions that would enable it to take on the Russian military fighting in its own backyard. Russia will finish liberating the Donbas and hunker down for the winter. Russia will cut off all transport across the Dnieper River. What's left of the Ukraine military east of the Dnieper will then slowly wither away, incapable of real military action. In the spring I suspect Poland, Hungary and Romania will occupy their historical lands in Western Ukraine. The rump Ukraine with Kiev will become a welfare ward of the US for many, many years. Under Zelensky this rump state's principle economic activity will be a sex tourism destination for the NATO elite. But the billions will continue to flow from the central government in an endless stream of grift. Never give up the con. ? To my astonishment the Russian Air Force has been lackluster to put it mildly. Missiles? It reminds me of Battlefield 4. Every time I got in a Frogfoot, some asshole with a missile shot me down! |
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I said no.
But if we're being honest, my feelings won't be hurt if Ukraine loses their eastern territory either. |
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Quoted: It reminds me of Battlefield 4. Every time I got in a Frogfoot, some asshole with a missile shot me down! View Quote These days whether it’s China or wherever, all the talk is missiles or anti missile. Regular infantry is portrayed as outdated and irrelevant in a lot of War on the Rocks articles. |
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Quoted: These days whether it’s China or wherever, all the talk is missiles or anti missile. Regular infantry is portrayed as outdated and irrelevant in a lot of War on the Rocks articles. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: It reminds me of Battlefield 4. Every time I got in a Frogfoot, some asshole with a missile shot me down! These days whether it’s China or wherever, all the talk is missiles or anti missile. Regular infantry is portrayed as outdated and irrelevant in a lot of War on the Rocks articles. It's amazing how much damage a small squad can do with the right equipment. |
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Quoted: It will be a self-imposed box. Putin didn't have to start a war against humanity and freedom. He chose to do evil. There are consequences for that. View Quote Joe Biden didn't have to roll out a red carpet and send Putin an engraved invitation to do whatever he wants either. There are, apparently, no consequences for that though. |
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Quoted: @oswald01 Where did you get this statistic from? Can you provide a link? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Russian KIA to date are slightly less than 6,000. @oswald01 Where did you get this statistic from? Can you provide a link? Simple math. In a modern war dominated by artillery, when one side out guns the other 10 to 1, the casualties are 10 to 1. The Ukraines KIA to date are 60k, ergo Russian KIA are a tenth that. |
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