Russia begins Invasion of Ukraine
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InverseAgonist
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It's a pretty sad state of affairs when we are hoping the leader of the free world is *just* suffering from dementia and not seriously saying something.
Pagusas
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agreed, buts it not like we haven't lived with that same "the president didn't mean the literal words he just said" for the past 6 years between both Biden and Trump. I really hope whoever our next President is, he at least can say things without all of us having to do mental gymnastics to figure out what the hell is truth/miss speak/brain farts or miss direction.
FunkMiller
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They're…….. retreating.
Roll Fizzlebeef
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They are likely going to consolidate to areas easier to hold, try to claim them and ask for peace. Then putin can use that little bit as his "victory"
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They're…….. retreating.
It was always their plan to change plans to the plans they planned to change to all along. According to plan.
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Forsete
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Source?
FunkMiller
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I would post the Charlie Always Sunny Pepe Silvia gif at this point, but I'm pretty sure Charlie would have made a better job of a military invasion.
NoLootBoxDev
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Maybe that plutonium tea was not of his taste?
Still not showing him, maybe died from the "heart attack"?
Forsete
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Maybe that plutonium tea was not of his taste?
Still not showing him, maybe died from the "heart attack"?
Sadly, he will fall out of the hospital window within the next few days.
QSD
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I certainly worry about the state of mind of Putin (a humiliated person is a person at his most dangerous) but maybe, just maybe, we're going to crawl trough the eye of the needle yet again
Facism
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Sadly, he will fall out of the hospital window within the next few days.
He'll manage to put himself into a suitcase after he dies, too.
Insane Metal
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I was just thinking Defenestration Nation would be a cool band name; alas it appears I'm not very original.Sadly, he will fall out of the hospital window within the next few days.
Pagusas
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show of support and reconfirmation of Article 5. shows support to deployed troops. shows a projection of power to Russia and a resolve that we are not going to get complacent or stop caring (a very common opinion of us westerners is that we grow board and will move on to the next news story after a short time)
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funkygunther
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He was in Belgium for a NATO meeting a couple of days ago and went to meet the Polish president. Could have done it over Zoom I suppose but that could be true for any meeting that isn't taking place in the White House and not just this one. Doubt it would make Russia feel more threatened unless your image of Biden is Rambo.
STARSBarry
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Only after shooting himself twice in the back of the head by accident.
NoLootBoxDev
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pramod
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Ok my bad I didn't realize he was already in Belgium. In which case a quick side trip to Poland to visit the troops can be justified.
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The prospect of Kamala becoming president if that happened would be more scarier than the possibility of WW3.
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Romulus
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I actually told my gf this dude was a goner just by his reaction to one of Putin's speeches during the beginning of the war. The guy was not in agreement and looked bothered by Putin from day 1 of all this.
pramod
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Does anyone honestly think that these "sanctions" are actually accomplishing anything?
When has sanctions ever made a country backdown in a war?
To me it's more like virtue signaling. These countries can't fight Russia directly, but they also can't afford the image of not doing anything.
When has sanctions ever made a country backdown in a war?
To me it's more like virtue signaling. These countries can't fight Russia directly, but they also can't afford the image of not doing anything.
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The following nations are on the sanctions list by the US prior to Belarus and Russia being added:
Venezuela, Iran, North Korea, Syria and Cuba.
Which one of these are able to launch an expensive expeditionary war with their military?
Romulus
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Rentahamster
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Yes. Russian media control makes it very hard for the average Russian citizen to become aware of what's going on.
However, when the *entire world* sanctions the fuck out of Russian and McDonald's is no longer an option, the average Joe in Russia will take notice. And he will wonder, why is the entire world protesting us?
Not to mention the decrease in economic leverage which reduces Russia's capability to wage war.
Your comment makes no sense. Each person counts as one. EU has sanctioned much more individuals than UK. That is a fact.
Y0ssarian
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Whew. Good thing I already got the Tchaikovsky music & Dostoyevsky books I like
MastaKiiLA
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Unfortunately, I'm not sure US has much of a leg to stand on in condemning this given the accusations (and video?) of WP being used on Fallujah. I'm not sure why we treat WP differently than mustard gas and the like. It's also an indiscriminate and brutal killer.
FunkMiller
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Well, they're going to destroy the Russian economy, so there's that.
FunkMiller
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No they don't. Any comparison made between idiots cancelling one another on Twitter for saying something horrible at some point about someone else, and sanctions imposed on a nation that is literally slaughtering children... is fatuous and ridiculous.
Well if you can't win , tell this story; this was always the plan
but I figure it wasn't the main goal.I always kept in my mind it could become a Germany situation , that divides the country in West and East, seems Russia is taking that loss and wants to settle for this .. I wouldn't if I was Ukraine.. push them into Russia.
The problem is if you let Putin who says he won't try again in 5 - 10 years ..
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Lukaku's First Touch
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Western sanctions should not be turned back even if they occupy donbas and Ukraine agrees to peace. Only when the status goes back to before the war and Putin is out, should we maybe consider reversing the sanctions.
FunkMiller
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Absolutely right. In fact, I'd go as far as no sanctions lifted until regime change has happened in Russia. That poison little chickenshit needs to go.
Tams
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No they aren't. They don't want Moscow to be like Mariupol.
They'll push on, either managing to make gains, or retreat and lie, saying that their intentions were always much less than before. Currently, they're doing the latter.
FunkMiller
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Putin doesn't want to die. If he starts to launch nukes at NATO, he might die.
He's terrified of the west's power. Everything he's done is about his feelings of inadequacy… an inadequacy that he's only exposed to the world with his failed invasion.
Artoris
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He just got, unlike when playing russian roulette six times
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