Ukraine

[hater]

Scott

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thinking outside the box.

If we cant fly the planes. Lets drive them into ukraine

That's what I was thinking, or, before take off elsewhere attach a rope to the nose, land next door to Ukr, push it an inch from the borderline, toss the string from the nose across the border, step back away from the plane and let the Ukr's drag it across the borderline. Get the manual out of the pit and phone, on a secure line an American who knows one end of the ing thing from the other and have him guide the Ukr pilot in how to fly the GD thing from there.

Voila!

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The world is gonna go through a lot of pain, but Pootin will still get Ukraine, and then other countries.

That "other countries" tact is tired, bouts.

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"the Ukrainian Administration estimates that

Russia has destroyed 202 schools,

34 hospitals,

more than 1500 residential buildings.

Entire areas lack electricity, running water, and heating."

https://eand.co/why-putin-is-unleash...e-7b1430ef1b90

Pootin will do to Ukraine what he did to Georgia, Chechnya, Syria. Alleppo-ize Kyiv

Signalling to Poland, Moldavan, the Baltics, etc that they will receive the same if they don't surrender.

One can certainly trust them! They're the biggest liars of the 3 liars involved.

1. Z
2. P
3. Us

And (Us) is breathing hard on #2 Putin.

[ElNono]

Looks like the Ruskies got a Chinese replacement for McDonalds, tbh...

[Robz4000]

Looks like the Ruskies got a Chinese replacement for McDonalds, tbh...

Damn, home of the MigBac.

[hater]

That's what I was thinking, or, before take off elsewhere attach a rope to the nose, land next door to Ukr, push it an inch from the borderline, toss the string from the nose across the border, step back away from the plane and let the Ukr's drag it across the borderline. Get the manual out of the pit and phone, on a secure line an American who knows one end of the ing thing from the other and have him guide the Ukr pilot in how to fly the GD thing from there.

Voila!

I think theres a movie about this

[hater]

Looks like the Ruskies got a Chinese replacement for McDonalds, tbh...

[hater]

"The children... I dont know if you know there are children in Mariupol...."



Cocaine and alcohol is one of a mix

Our best customer

[hater]

[hater]

Intact they say

[spurraider21]

"start a war"

hater forgot that russia invaded ukraine

[hater]

Indianpunchline:

Happy hour: US President Biden (R) meets with Ukraine President Zelensky in the Oval Office, Washington, September 2011

What was the need for all that happened in the period since mid-December when Russia transmitted to Washington its demands for security guarantee? This question will haunt US president Joe Biden long after he retires from public life. The foreign policy legacy of his presidency and the reputation of this much-vaunted 80-year old politician with a half-century’s record in public life, much of it supposedly in he domain of American foreign policy are in tatters — irreparable.

[hater]

The ABC News reportedly telecast the interview on Monday night Eastern Time. Since then, the duo in the Biden team who piloted the Ukraine strategy, those apocalyptic “sanctions from ” and the demonisation of Vladimir Putin through the recent months — Secretary of State Antony Blinken and Undersecretary of State Victoria Nuland — are nowhere to be seen.

That duo of East European descent in the driving seat — Blinken driving and Nuland by his side navigating him — ought to offer and explanation for all this charade playing out, which is virtually demolishing the American prestige as a superpower.

[hater]

But such an ignominious end to this entire episode over Ukraine’s Nato membership was entirely to be anticipated. Fundamentally, this is an existential issue for Russia. Whereas, Biden, Blinken and Nuland are dilettantes sitting 10000 kms away indulging in old neocon pastimes of interfering in other countries’ internal affairs, threatening them, disciplining them or punishing them for defying America’s diktat.

Even after Zelensky spoke, what has been Biden’s reaction? He scheduled a speech to announce that the US shall no longer import oil from Russia. Shouldn’t he have heaved a sigh of relief that this war in Ukraine is petering out?

Instead, he resorted to this strange toothless measure to impress the American audience that he is still on a winning streak promoting democracy in faraway lands. Isn’t such gimmick an insult to the gullible American public?

[hater]

Biden already swallowed his pride and sent a team of officials to Venezuela, a country under crippling US sanctions, to beg for oil from President Nicolas Maduro (who was on CIA hit list not too long ago for being a socialist) to replace Russian oil.

Maduro sent them back suggesting a broader mutually beneficial relationship between Venezuela and America. All this drama took place in broad daylight witnessed by the entire Western Hemisphere. Wouldn’t they be laughing that America’s president is a man of straw?

[hater]

The US was purchasing about 12% of Russia’s total oil exports. Alright, that’s a decent figure. But, it isn’t as if Russia won’t have any other buyers in a world market where oil price has soared to $130 per barrel (thanks to Biden’s “sanctions from ” against Russia)?

Surely, any number of potential buyers would queue up if Russia were to offer compe ive prices (as it had been doing for the US companies) to divert the extra stocks due to Biden’s boycott.

At any rate, Biden can’t be unaware that Russia’s current budget is balanced on the belief that oil prices would be around $40-45 per barrel. With the current level of oil price, Russia is actually making a fortune! And the funny part is, it is a gift from Biden’s sanctions!

[hater]

The strategic defeat that Washington has suffered will dent the US prestige worldwide, weaken its transatlantic leadership, unravel its Indo-Pacific strategy and accelerate the drain of American influence in the 21st century. Biden presidency will carry this heavy cross.

[pgardn]

But such an ignominious end to this entire episode over Ukraine’s Nato membership was entirely to be anticipated. Fundamentally, this is an existential issue for Russia. Whereas, Biden, Blinken and Nuland are dilettantes sitting 10000 kms away indulging in old neocon pastimes of interfering in other countries’ internal affairs, threatening them, disciplining them or punishing them for defying America’s diktat.

Even after Zelensky spoke, what has been Biden’s reaction? He scheduled a speech to announce that the US shall no longer import oil from Russia. Shouldn’t he have heaved a sigh of relief that this war in Ukraine is petering out?

Instead, he resorted to this strange toothless measure to impress the American audience that he is still on a winning streak promoting democracy in faraway lands. Isn’t such gimmick an insult to the gullible American public?

Hater getting so much push back on his twitter gods he pretends to write this himself.

[ElNono]

"start a war"

hater forgot that russia invaded ukraine

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The strategic defeat that Washington has suffered will dent the US prestige worldwide, weaken its transatlantic leadership, unravel its Indo-Pacific strategy and accelerate the drain of American influence in the 21st century. Biden presidency will carry this heavy cross.

He was too busy chasing Floyd's dead ass around. I don't know who is worse, him, or George.

[ElNono]

Indianpunchline:

Happy hour: US President Biden (R) meets with Ukraine President Zelensky in the Oval Office, Washington, September 2011

What was the need for all that happened in the period since mid-December when Russia transmitted to Washington its demands for security guarantee? This question will haunt US president Joe Biden long after he retires from public life. The foreign policy legacy of his presidency and the reputation of this much-vaunted 80-year old politician with a half-century’s record in public life, much of it supposedly in he domain of American foreign policy are in tatters — irreparable.

India

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The US was purchasing about 12% of Russia’s total oil exports. Alright, that’s a decent figure. But, it isn’t as if Russia won’t have any other buyers in a world market where oil price has soared to $130 per barrel (thanks to Biden’s “sanctions from ” against Russia)?

Surely, any number of potential buyers would queue up if Russia were to offer compe ive prices (as it had been doing for the US companies) to divert the extra stocks due to Biden’s boycott.

At any rate, Biden can’t be unaware that Russia’s current budget is balanced on the belief that oil prices would be around $40-45 per barrel. With the current level of oil price, Russia is actually making a fortune! And the funny part is, it is a gift from Biden’s sanctions!

hater

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India

Whats wrong with india?

[pgardn]

Whats wrong with india?

The freedom of its press is almost non existent.
Did you have a clue...?

ie. Its press sucks as much as the rest of the you put up here.