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Nato: Warm words but a diplomatic reality check for Ukraine
Hanaguma replied to Social Media's topic in World News
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Nato: Warm words but a diplomatic reality check for Ukraine
Hanaguma replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Really? How has that gone in the past 50 years.... dictators don't get replaced by Jed Bartlett. They get replaced by even worse scumbags. And that isn't a good outcome in a country with an arsenal of nuclear weapons. -
Nato: Warm words but a diplomatic reality check for Ukraine
Hanaguma replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Let's be honest. Ukraine ain't gonna win. So it is only pragmatic to keep NATO membership as a bargaining chip. Russia ain't gonna lose either. If they DO start to lose, expect some tragic consequences. You really think Putin will say, "OK guys, you got me. I'll retreat to the prewar borders. Oh, and you can have Crimea too. Sorry..." -
Uh, sure. It was an unfair start. They are the three untouchables IMHO.
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Agreed. This is a game I used to play with my students- make a list of 3 things and choose the one that you could never live without. For example; Cookies Ice Cream Cake or Pizza Burgers Pasta
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Vices needed? Coffee Good steak Red wine Of the three, which would be the hardest to give up....
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Yes, pre pandemic. Three years of sub 3% inflation. I wasnt a fan either of how he handled Covid, too much spending and not enough freedom. Biden stupidly followed along, overspending and overcontrolling. Lockdowns and mandates were abhorrent in a free society. As for our allies, he merely asked them to live up to their commitments in terms of 2% defence spending. NATO countries should be shamed about it. As I recall, Trump ALSO warned Europe in general (and Germany in particular) about becoming too dependent on Russian oil/gas. And was laughed at. AH, Ukraine, invaded first under a Democratic president and again under another Democratic president. I would have thought that, since Putin is Trump*s master, it would have been logical to invade Ukraine during the Trump presidency. But somehow he waited until Trump was out of office. Wonder why... And all of that matters little when the majority of the American public think that Biden should not run again, and that he is putting the country on the wrong track.
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Well, according to the New York Times, fully 64% of DEMOCRATS don't want Biden to run. His job approval is 33%. Only 13% of those polled think America is on "the right track". https://www.nytimes.com/2022/07/11/us/politics/biden-approval-polling-2024.html These numbers would normally be a death sentence for a politician seeking re-election, or even the nomination from his party. Yet the folks in charge of the Democratic Party ignore them, probably fearful that if Joe goes, they are left with the even worse Kamala problem. Never mind that there is nothing decent or dignified in a man pretending his grand-daughter doesn't exist. Such an elitist move. If Hunter had impregnated a more 'respectable' woman (congressional staffer, etc) I don't think that Joe would be so classless.
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Biden has a profane temper behind closed doors: report
Hanaguma replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Forgot that he uses a CPAP machine at night so that he can breathe when he sleeps. Poor guy is falling apart... -
Biden has a profane temper behind closed doors: report
Hanaguma replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Happened in 1992, 1980, 1976... -
Biden has a profane temper behind closed doors: report
Hanaguma replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Interesting theory, considering there is no "your guy" for the GOP yet. Biden running against a younger opponent like DeSantis or even Christie/Scott would be a slaughter. Notice how the Democratic party refuse to even HAVE a primary, let alone a debate between possible candidates. Joe is often fine, as long as you catch him in his working hours of 1000am to 400pm, Monday to Thursday. -
Biden has a profane temper behind closed doors: report
Hanaguma replied to Social Media's topic in World News
When the "cherry picked examples" pile up, they BECOME evidence. Very clear evidence. Ditto the sudden outbursts of profanity and rage. -
Biden has a profane temper behind closed doors: report
Hanaguma replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Forgetting where and how your son died is not a studder. Forgetting a dead member of congress is not a studder. Mumbling incoherently is not a studder. Forgetting the Declaration of Independence is not a studder. Calling your VP the President is not a studder. -
Same thing in Lithuania. He was being shepherded around by the Lithuanian president, told where to sit, etc. Plus saying stuff like; “It didn’t take us long to get thousands of troops here when Russia invaded the second time. We’ll be assured that you’re gonna have all that you need. We have the secretary of defense here today. We can send him along.”
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Nato summit: Allies refuse to give Ukraine timeframe on joining
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Maybe the best time frame is when Ukraine gains a port on the Atlantic... -
The image of grandfatherly Joe is fading fast. He is a crotchety, prickly, grumpy, and elitist old man. "Lunchbucket Joe" is too snooty to recognize his grand-daughter because her mother is a dancer. He was a mediocre senator (to be charitable) and his tour as VP was supposed to be the end of his time sticking his snout into the public trough. Far past his sell by date, as others have said some new blood would be welcome.
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Nato summit: Allies refuse to give Ukraine timeframe on joining
Hanaguma replied to Social Media's topic in World News
The best timeframe wouild be "never". Yes, and do use it as a bargaining chip to get Russia to the bargaining table. -
Has Janet Yellen's trip to Beijing improved US-China relations?
Hanaguma replied to Social Media's topic in World News
Yep, right out of the leftie playbook. "Waddabout Trump?!?". You mean the time Trump saluted a NK general who had first saluted Trump? Probably not a good look. But far from the grovelling that Yellen did. She approached like a supplicant. As a senior White House staff member she must have had at least a modicum of training in protocol.