Orangecat
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Resign, shithead.
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Russian artillery pounds Ukraine
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Lol, I mean his flunky is gone.Oh there's a funky in office
SassyIrishLass
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Lol, I mean his flunky is gone.
I know....and I seized
bendog
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I'm sure y'all woudl support having the 1st Armored and both AB divisions in Ukraine right now. (sarcasm)
When Saddam Huessein tested George Bush back in 1991 it was a bad mistake. Biden is not a strong man like Bush was but the Russian army is stronger than what Iraq had. Would Putin have tested Bush? Trump said Biden is all talk and no show. He knew what he was talking about.
toobfreak
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Nope and I didn't whine about them either.
So you have no right asking if anyone went clear around the world to fight in a war that shouldn't even concern us, schmuck.
It's a sort of replay of Crimea in which the status quo was working fine but the US insisted on a bridge too far and lost everything.
Putin was left with no choice but to take Crimea, albeit with the people's support.
Putin is now going to take the Ukraine.
The main complication to him doing that is the fact that there will be some Russian soldiers lost to US supplied weaponry.
That could result in some turnabout and that's not good!
Indeed, it's a time when the UN should stop hesitating! Putin can still call it all off if he's offered some concessions that he will deem necessary. But it will have to be very quickly!
Putin was left with no choice but to take Crimea, albeit with the people's support.
Putin is now going to take the Ukraine.
The main complication to him doing that is the fact that there will be some Russian soldiers lost to US supplied weaponry.
That could result in some turnabout and that's not good!
Indeed, it's a time when the UN should stop hesitating! Putin can still call it all off if he's offered some concessions that he will deem necessary. But it will have to be very quickly!
Progs caused this. One thing about our impending journey into tyranny is at least more people realize it now than in the past.Feel free to go over and stop the Rooskies....
SassyIrishLass
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It's a sort of replay of Crimea in which the status quo was working fine but the US insisted on a bridge too far and lost everything.
Putin was left with no choice but to take Crimea, albeit with the people's support.
Putin is now going to take the Ukraine.
The main complication to him doing that is the fact that there will be some Russian soldiers lost to US supplied weaponry.
That could result in some turnabout and that's not good!
Indeed, it's a time when the UN should stop hesitating! Putin can still call it all off if he's offered some concessions that he will deem necessary. But it will have to be very quickly!
WTF is the Useless Nations going to do... besides absolutely nothing
The UN can at least do as much as they did to stop the Kosovo war. The SC will!WTF is the Useless Nations going to do... besides absolutely nothing
You won't understand that but you could ask your dad.
Maybe the UN could do more if they're dealing with an agreeable leader of Russia. Maybe Putin can be happy with the existing status quo?
marvin martian
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Help me out here.
If Biden and NATO are weak...what does "strong" look like?
American and NATO boots on the ground in Ukraine?
Is THAT what Trump would have done?
If not...then what? Asked nice?
Why did Putin pick this time to invade Ukraine?
SassyIrishLass
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The UN can at least do as much as they did to stop the Kosovo war. The SC will!
You won't understand that but you could ask your dad.
Maybe the UN could do more if they're dealing with an agreeable leader of Russia. Maybe Putin can be happy with the existing status quo?
I'll ask my grandfather (Retired USAF Lt. Col) and my uncle, USAF Retired and currently in intelligence)
What's your source? Your cuckold Truedau?
Sit down
SassyIrishLass
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Why did Putin pick this time to invade Ukraine?
No fear
Well stop whining about it schmuck.So you have no right asking if anyone went clear around the world to fight in a war that shouldn't even concern us, schmuck.
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What would Trump have done differentlyWhy did Putin pick this time to invade Ukraine?
Answer he question
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Biden and UN respond by unleashing a massive barrage of sanctions. ...
What would you have them do?
Sunsettommy
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Ukraine NOT a member of NATO and with no defense treaty between USA and Ukraine, America should stay completely out of it.
marvin martian
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What would you have them do?
Why did Putin pick this time to invade Ukraine?
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