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Ukraine has a lot of issues that they need to resolve. It's sad that so called Americans who pretend to care about democracy use Ukraine's history as they attempt to escape authoritarianism as a cudgel to push them back into the evil empire.The U.S. — and Zelensky himself — may some time in the future agree to seek a ceasefire and negotiated settlement that “diplomatically” recognizes at least the reasonableness of the Russian historical claim to Crimea. That may be necessary to end this war. At that time we may see charges of “treason” hurled by Ukrainian ultra-nationalists and fascists at the Jewish Zelensky, the West, etc. But for now the key questions are still being resolved by fighting, and it is necessary that Putin’s bloody invasion be stopped and pushed back.
"141 of the 193 member states voted for the resolution, while 35 abstained, five voted against and 12 didn’t vote at all."Russia can't even get countries of the former Soviet Union to vote against the U.N. resolution sanctioning them. Armenia, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan all abstained. Ouch.
I think you're right about that.I'm not concerned with what you believe now. I'm more or less leaving this here to take a look at in 1, 2 or 5 years from now.
Apparently you don't understand the difference between corrupt Jews and anti-Semitism.Yes...we understand that anti-Semitism is strong in Russia...and thus their sock puppets
The central government is controlled by fascist oligarchs. Some of them favor the EU to increase their private fortunes while others believe their lifestyles depend on close economic ties with Russia. In Ukraine as everywhere else, the rich are the problem, and nowhere is that more obvious than in the USA.Yep, Russia is using Ukraine's history against them (kind of ironic too) and there are fascist elements in Ukraine however the central government isn't it
The world is sick of the US using economic sanctions but 73% of all countries voted for the resolution and only a paltry 3% voted against."141 of the 193 member states voted for the resolution, while 35 abstained, five voted against and 12 didn’t vote at all."
Which countries abstained from UN vote on Ukraine?
The world is sick of the US using economic sanctions as a tool of its foreign policy, so when the dollar ceases to function as the global reserve currency, you can thank Biden for paying two to three times as much for your food and energy. OUCH
Have you noticed that China isn't completely on board with Russia's invasion?I think you're right about that.
We'll see what Ukraine (and the US economy) look like at Christmas.
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The central government is controlled by fascist oligarchs.
Some of them favor the EU to increase their private fortunes while others believe their lifestyles depend on close economic ties with Russia. In Ukraine as everywhere else, the rich are the problem, and nowhere is that more obvious than in the USA.
Would evicting the Russians from Crimea suffice?
"Russia wants to control Ukraine and have it be a non-Western-leaning state, but Horrell (former Naval intelligence officer) said the Ukrainian people have shown that the invasion alone will not eliminate their Western ideals.
"And, he said, they would not accept a president who was chosen by Russia.
"'That is almost zero chance of occurring now,' Horrell said. 'And for Ukraine ... you would define victory as the complete expulsion of the Russian invaders, not just this recent invasion, but to get the borders back to 2014, before Crimea was illegally annexed.'"
in a poll last year 80% of Ukrainians said they favored rejoining Russia. They believed that Russian corruption would be less than the corruption they currently face in Ukraine.Ukraine has a lot of issues that they need to resolve. It's sad that so called Americans who pretend to care about democracy use Ukraine's history as they attempt to escape authoritarianism as a cudgel to push them back into the evil empire.
Have you got proof of that you could post? I know that’s true of the Donbass, but doubt it’s true of all of Ukraine.in a poll last year 80% of Ukrainians said they favored rejoining Russia. They believed that Russian corruption would be less than the corruption they currently face in Ukraine.
I'll see if I can find it.Have you got proof of that you could post? I know that’s true of the Donbass, but doubt it’s true of all of Ukraine.
Have you got proof of that you could post? I know that’s true of the Donbass, but doubt it’s true of all of Ukraine.
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All of Ukraine? My, my you must provide a source for that.in a poll last year 80% of Ukrainians said they favored rejoining Russia. They believed that Russian corruption would be less than the corruption they currently face in Ukraine.
Fucking liesin a poll last year 80% of Ukrainians said they favored rejoining Russia. They believed that Russian corruption would be less than the corruption they currently face in Ukraine.
Fucking lies
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All of Ukraine? My, my you must provide a source for that.
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