Tucker's warning if Ukraine war continues

[candycorn]

This is actually the video from last nights episode of Tucker Carlson. The One in the original post is from Thursday night I believe. What is the first 15 or 20 minutes of this video which includes an interview of colonel Douglas Macgregor telling us he expects Ukraine will soon lose this war.




Remember going to war against countries like Russia and China is not the same as going to war against countries like Afghanistan and Iraq.


And personally as I have always said we need to get back to that World War II alliance …, all of the strong countries of the world need to work together.

Trump is looking old.

 

[kyzr]

Read and learn. The U.S. and NATO Helped Trigger the Ukraine War.

Total BULLSHIT. NATO is a defensive organization. NATO is not a threat to Russia.
If anything, Putin's invasion of Ukraine proves that NATO is a necessity.

 

[candycorn]

Rightwinger you might just have to go on the ignore list. Your posting robot responses itt man and that is I think at least it is something you don’t usually do.

ah when one cannot post a legitimate response , just post a cartoon picture or an insult, eh right winger

You keep this up, your fellow rooskies on the troll farm are going to laugh at you.

 

[Oddball]

Total BULLSHIT. NATO is a defensive organization. NATO is not a threat to Russia.
If anything, Putin's invasion of Ukraine proves that NATO is a necessity.

So what?....The cold war is over and NATO is just an avenue for Euroweenie freeloaders.

 

[Marener]

What is the first 15 or 20 minutes of this video which includes an interview of colonel Douglas Macgregor telling us he expects Ukraine will soon lose this war.

Douglas Macgregor has been predicting that Ukraine will soon lose for a year now.

He doesn’t seem to have a good track record in the prediction market.

 

[rightwinger]

You are completely uninformed and lost but people like you are what butters this administration’s bread. They need ignorant, faithful lemmings to follow their every move.

Ukraine will not “win” this war. Quite the opposite of what you say is actually happening with the added fact that Biden is in China and, to a lesser extent Russia’s, back pocket. They are playing the US and our allies. Just wait until China starts providing more support for Russia in Ukraine. Joe won’t do anything of significance. They have far too much dirt on him and many of our other heads of office. This is exactly why, for example, he has never confronted China about the origins of COVID. He knows that they know what really happened and yes, it did come from lab that was partially funded by the US.

Putin cannot “win”

They are like a heavyweight fighter who has punched himself out. Nobody is going to rescue them

 

[rightwinger]

Total BULLSHIT. NATO is a defensive organization. NATO is not a threat to Russia.
If anything, Putin's invasion of Ukraine proves that NATO is a necessity.

Putin counted on NATO fracturing and not sustaining any meaningful support of Ukraine

It will cost him his country

 

[80zephyr]

WTF?
Russia had no such agreement.


The main issue highlighted by the crisis on the Ukraine borders over the past few months has predominantly focused on the role of Nato and the friction over the eastward expansion of the alliance. This has been a constant message emerging from the Kremlin: that the Nato membership of many parts of the old Soviet Bloc, and the prospective membership of Ukraine to the alliance, poses a threat to Russian sovereignty.

But the decision to accept former members of the Warsaw Pact, the defensive alliance which included the USSR and several eastern European countries, is being subject to a revisionist history. This is perpetuating a myth that Nato promised not to expand eastwards after the Soviet Union dissolved.

In 2014, the former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev marked the 25th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin wall by noting in an interview that that Nato’s enlargement “was not discussed at all” at the time.

Indeed, the only formal agreement signed between Nato countries and the USSR, before its breakup in December 1991, was the Treaty of Final Settlement with Respect to Germany. The promises made specifically relate to Germany, and the territory of the former GDR, which were on the deployment of non-German Nato forces into eastern Germany and the deployment of nuclear weapons – and these promises have been kept.

Of course this has changed over the past decade. But the reason for that changed relationship is not Nato – it’s Vladimir Putin.

Putin has warned for years that he would not allow Ukraine into NATO. Our government helped overthrow a Ukrainian government that was friendly with Moscow for one that wasn't. The writing was on the wall.

 

[80zephyr]

Total BULLSHIT. NATO is a defensive organization. NATO is not a threat to Russia.
If anything, Putin's invasion of Ukraine proves that NATO is a necessity.

Who is NATO defending itself against?

 

[kyzr]

Putin counted on NATO fracturing and not sustaining any meaningful support of Ukraine
It will cost him his country

I hope it costs him his life.

 

[kyzr]

Who is NATO defending itself against?

One fucking guess......

 

[Nuthin' Fancy]

Putin has warned for years that he would not allow Ukraine into NATO.

Who the fuck is Putin to tell a sovereign country, what it can, and cannot do?

Our government helped overthrow a Ukrainian government that was friendly with Moscow for one that wasn't. The writing was on the wall.

Ukraine first declared independence from Russia in 1918, doing so in an elegant, whitewashed building in the center of Kyiv that still stands and now serves as the offices for the Kyiv House of Teachers.

At that time, Ukrainians were seeking to take advantage of the chaos in Russia following the collapse of the Russian monarchy a year earlier. But Vladimir Lenin and the Communists, the successors to the Russian monarchy, sent troops to Ukraine and defeated that short-lived independence.

Ukrainians thought this matter was finally resolved in December 1991, when they held a referendum on independence. Ninety-two percent voted in favor of going their own way. The Soviet Union collapsed later that month.

But when Vladimir Putin came to power in Russia in 1999, he had other plans. The Russian leader says he doesn't accept Ukraine's independence, and that it's part of Russia. He claims that only Russia can protect Ukraine from foreign invaders.

Putin has worked to install friendly, pro-Russian leaders in Ukraine. Ukrainians pushed back with massive street protests in 2004. And then again a decade later, leading Ukraine's president to flee to Russia in 2014.

Just days after that episode, Putin invaded Ukraine. Then came his full-scale invasion this February.

 

[rightwinger]

I hope it costs him his life.

I think the two are tied

Russia will not tolerate a loss and Putin can’t deliver a win

 

[80zephyr]

One fucking guess......

One fucking guess......

Russia. And they should not be worried about it. Lol

 

[Desperado]

This war is about payoff for the MIC and trying to get Russia to exhaust their resources.

That is where you are wrong. it is not to get Russia to exhaust their resoures but to get America to exhaust ours

 

[Nobody911]

Now I don't think it's about regime or hatred. Undoubtedly, it's all about money...the power of money & greed! Yeah, war is such big business. It's a win-win game behind the scene.

The military-industrial complex is a shadowy web of players involved in global defense and high-tech industries, whose machinations are hidden behind closed doors.

These firms make their profits through subcontracts and deals with governments, defense agencies and intelligence services around the world, as well as through investments in research and development of new weapons systems.

In addition to this, the military-industrial complex also makes money through the sale of surplus weapons, parts and equipment to countries such as South Africa or Saudi Arabia.

As this type of business can be extremely profitable yet largely secretive, it remains one way that companies involved in the military-industrial complex generate significant revenues.

Source : An alternative AI ( classified ) lol.

 

[Marener]

That is where you are wrong. it is not to get Russia to exhaust their resoures but to get America to exhaust ours

Nonsense. The cost to America is minuscule compared to the cost to Russia.

 

[gipper]

From Investors Business Daily....2/22/23

"About 145,060 Russian personnel have been "liquidated" since the war began on Feb. 24, 2022, the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine stated in its most recent casualty report released Wednesday.
The figure was 144,440 in the military staff's report from the previous day.
Aside from personnel, Russia has also lost 3,334 tanks, 6,569 armored fighting vehicles and 2,345 artillery systems, among other pieces of military equipment....."

Total bs. They didn’t even have that many men at the front.

 

[gipper]

Trump is looking old.

Yep and plus he’s dumb like old Joe.

 

[odanny]

No, Republicans are sick of watching Putin lose

FACT.