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Unforgivable war crimes committed by Russia on the battlefield
I called you newbie because a response you linked to a previous post of mine was totally not related to what I posted. As for this rant, well it's self explanatory. You seem to simply be a nasty troll. -
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The inner monologue: What do you typically discuss with yourself? Do you also argue?
I would not let my middle finger any where near that ------- fill in -------- as appropriate! -
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Zelinsky: The End Is Near
The US was weak from Iraq under Bush. The US was in love with Russia during Obama’s first term, and Obama agreed to cancel missile defense for help with his reelection. Obama ignored Russia during his second term when the took Crimea. Trump sold arms to Ukraine and sanctioned Russia. Biden stoped arms to Ukraine and cancelled sanctions on Russia. Biden surrendered Afghanistan, makinf the US look weak. Russia was emboldened to invade Ukraine. Now here we are, fighting to the last Ukrainian. -
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Zelinsky: The End Is Near
I'm pretty sure these low-information anti-Russian pro-war conduits don't do much in the way of reading. One can understand what is going on by reading what comes out of the Council of Foreign Relations and think-tanks like RAND. Example: "Providing lethal aid to Ukraine would exploit Russia’s greatest point of external vulnerability. But any increase in U.S. military arms and advice to Ukraine would need to be carefully calibrated to increase the costs to Russia of sustaining its existing commitment without provoking a much wider conflict in which Russia, by reason of proximity, would have significant advantages." - Overextending and Unbalancing Russia, Apr 2019, RAND Research Brief https://www.rand.org/pubs/research_briefs/RB10014.html Unprovoked. Check out the date. Apr 2019. The US foreign policy agenda for close to 20 years has been the strategic overthrow and break-up of Russia. Geo-political analysts know it. Russia knows it. It not a secret. And from 2014 onward Ukraine was a wedge to be used in the attempted break-up of Russia. Other RAND ideas which were implemented using Ukraine as the US' proxy instead to NATO troops. And more..... Those screaming "Unprovoked" and other anti-Russian tropes should try reading the RAND paper. And then think: If Russia planned these same measures against the US, how would the US react. "Unprovoked?" Get real. Think tanks like RAND are the basis on which of US foreign policy is developed and implemented. However, I actually believe this paper may be beyond their reading level and attention span although it's marginally high school level reading at best. Those screaming anti-Russian hatred the loudest aren't the sharpest tacks in the box. But they do make excellent useful idiots, i.e., tools. -
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The inner monologue: What do you typically discuss with yourself? Do you also argue?
You mean there was more than one imbecile involved? -
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The inner monologue: What do you typically discuss with yourself? Do you also argue?
There is much good sense in nonsense. Surely you realize this.
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