zaangalewa
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Which might happen , if NATO leaves first Zaang.....~S~
Why do you try to speak with me, Russian?
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Which might happen , if NATO leaves first Zaang.....~S~
I'm an American Zaang, i don't speak Russian, sorry ~S~Why do you try to swoak with me, Russian?
What you said is not wrong. What is wrong is what you said I'd not what we've done.An ally that was attacked by a more powerful nation to boot. To suggest that supplying weapons to such an ally and that they use those weapons is somehow wrong is naive at best, collaboration with an enemy at worst.
How do you figure? The US supplied the weapons sure, but that doesn't make the US the aggressor. Neither in my book does it make Ukraine the aggressor. It's a war. People get killed, either purposely or accidentally. Ukraine didn't start it. And I don't think it's fair to expect them to fight it with their hands tied behind their backs.
True, but here we're the aggressor fork......~S~
Dumb Americans think their government’s constant interventions around the world is good. Any other nation doing as their nation does, is awful and we need more war to stop it.What you said is not wrong. What is wrong is what you said I'd not what we've done.
Overthrowing other people’s governments: The Master List
By William Blum
Instances of the United States overthrowing, or attempting to overthrow, a foreign government since the Second World War. (* indicates successful ouster of a government)
- China 1949 to early 1960s
- Albania 1949-53
- East Germany 1950s
- Iran 1953 *
- Guatemala 1954 *
- Costa Rica mid-1950s
- Syria 1956-7
- Egypt 1957
- Indonesia 1957-8
- British Guiana 1953-64 *
- Iraq 1963 *
- North Vietnam 1945-73
- Cambodia 1955-70 *
- Laos 1958 *, 1959 *, 1960 *
- Ecuador 1960-63 *
- Congo 1960 *
- France 1965
- Brazil 1962-64 *
- Dominican Republic 1963 *
- Cuba 1959 to present
- Bolivia 1964 *
- Indonesia 1965 *
- Ghana 1966 *
- Chile 1964-73 *
- Greece 1967 *
- Costa Rica 1970-71
- Bolivia 1971 *
- Australia 1973-75 *
- Angola 1975, 1980s
- Zaire 1975
- Portugal 1974-76 *
- Jamaica 1976-80 *
- Seychelles 1979-81
- Chad 1981-82 *
- Grenada 1983 *
- South Yemen 1982-84
- Suriname 1982-84
- Fiji 1987 *
- Libya 1980s
- Nicaragua 1981-90 *
- Panama 1989 *
- Bulgaria 1990 *
- Albania 1991 *
- Iraq 1991
- Afghanistan 1980s *
- Somalia 1993
- Yugoslavia 1999-2000 *
- Ecuador 2000 *
- Afghanistan 2001 *
- Venezuela 2002 *
- Iraq 2003 *
- Haiti 2004 *
- Somalia 2007 to present
- Honduras 2009 *
- Libya 2011 *
- Syria 2012
- Ukraine 2014 *
none are so blind as those who refuse to see Gip....~S~For some strange reason, many Americans see a new Hitler around every corner (thanks to war propaganda promoted nonstop by state controlled media), but they’re unable to see their own government as the culprit, even though it’s obvious.
I'm an American Zaang, i don't speak Russian, sorry ~S~
Shut off the tv.That's no problem for me, US-Russian. You speak for sure perfectly Putin, what's nearly the same as Stalin.
One you are entirely unfamiliar with.Eh? From which planet do you come?
One you are entirely unfamiliar with.
Lol. You aren’t informed. Your opinions are made by the state. Stop it.Maybe true, Putinist. I never understood tyrants and tyrannies. What do you try to justify? The war of Putin against the Russian root "Ukraine" or the war of Putin against Russia on her own?
For the statist, when America does it it’s good.If you can even admit to yourself that we have been in the business of interfering with sovereign nations, assassinating our perceived enemies, fomenting revolutions and regime changes non stop to achieve a preconceived goal, do you for one minute think that the people doing this would draw the line at manipulating our own people and government if it was contrary to their plans? Just think or one minute. Then it will start to make real sense, not that we are surrounded by danger from everyone.
First off, the ONLY agreement ever put on paper was the agreement to respect Ukrainian sovereignty in exchange for their nuclear weapons, secured by security guarantees from among other people the US and RUSSIA.Russia didn't do anything we wouldn't have done.
There was an agreement. No eastward expansion of NATO. If NATO expands into Ukraine that allows arms to be placed on Russia's borders.
We would start a war if someone decided to place arms on our borders. We nearly did in Cuba.
If we don't agree to arm Ukraine and go back on our earlier agreements, there is no war.
Their is no presence. That's the point. This is the Ukrainian military using the arms at it's disposal.It depends on one's perspective Fork
How Russians or Ukrainians view our presence after this attack may be a pivotal point in the conflict
~S~
Lol. You aren’t informed. Your opinions are made by the state. Stop it.
First off, the ONLY agreement ever put on paper was the agreement to respect Ukrainian sovereignty in exchange for their nuclear weapons, secured by security guarantees from among other people the US and RUSSIA.
Second NATO is a DEFENSIVE alliance. Meaning the ONLY time it is applicable is when Ukraine is attacked so no threat is derived from NATO. You are literally regurgitation one of the Russian justification for INVADING a neighbor.
It's like blaming the wife for provoking the beating she's getting.
Why do you want to make a fool of yourself by trying not to talk to me and wasting far too many pointless words and empty time?