Ukraine

[RandomGuy]

Americans need to understand things have changed since yesterday.

NATO needs to stop expansion and retreat from Eastern Europe or Russia is bringing the pain everyday and twice on Sundays.

ing idiot. Russia is gone. Their military will not recover in my lifetime.

[RandomGuy]

Poland is ing based as all . Props man.

[RandomGuy]

Even though she's a left winger, I'd crossover for Tulsi.

Tulsi Gabbard is a "left winger" wow.

The string of takes from February of last year is just... wow.

[RandomGuy]

Biden likely wants war bc Russia is gonna get their asses stomped and Biden and dems will look great and powerful.

you go the last part right.

Been fun watching the usual crowd seethe at that.

[RandomGuy]

they're limited to what routes they can take by swamps and if they actually try to go into an urban area they'll get so ed and humiliated Putin would prob get assassinated for bringing shame to mother russia

Bookmarking this one. Seen some knowledgeable people suggest exactly this.

[RandomGuy]

Nat

Called it

ing idiot.

[RandomGuy]

russia is not at the border

Doubles down... Feb 15 2022

Not only was Russia absolutely not going to invade, their troops weren't even on the border, because ... Russia propaganda said so.

[RandomGuy]

Stronk Russia takes out strategic bus stop.

2nd most powerful military on planet, reduced to trading tens of thousands of troops for a few hundred meters of dirt, and taking out bus stops.

[RandomGuy]

If we need you we will join

lol Finland

ing idiot. Finland easily has the most powerful army in Europe, but hey, you go with your bad self.

Sisu, FTW. They remember what happened the last time Russia came calling, and have never, ever forgotten that lesson.

[RandomGuy]

Russia will probably quit Swift altogether and go through china.

Means gas is stopped in Europe. No more industry in Europe.

These nigas just dialed this up to a 13

ing idiot.

[RandomGuy]

Moves to Checkmate

Despite the repeated Western warnings, Russia is highly unlikely to invade Ukraine — at least not yet. Instead, Russia appears to be entering a new phase of crisis management that seeks to exploit the weaknesses in the US/Nato alliance highlighted by their written responses to its demands.

First, Russia will keep the diplomatic option open, but on its terms. Moscow has already engaged in so-called Normandy Format talks involving Russia, France, the Germany and Ukraine over the ongoing crisis in Donbas. In the initial meeting, all parties agreed to respect the cease-fire in effect and to meet again in 10 days — the exact opposite of any imminent invasion by Russia. Note the absence of the US and Nato from these talks.

Next, Russia will turn the threat of sanctions against the US and Europe. Russia has already declared that banning it from the Swift system for international monetary transactions will result in the immediate halt of Russian energy supplies to Europe. Russia is expected to sign major economic agreements with China soon that will further insulate it from economic sanctions. China has made it clear it supports Russia in the current crisis, recognizing that if the West prevails against Russia, it will soon face a similar attack.

Finally, Russia will exploit US hypocrisy on spheres of influence and military alliances by entering military relationships with Cuba, Venezuela and Nicaragua and deploying a naval squadron to the Caribbean, with the potential for additional force deployments in the future.

With these three measures, Russia seeks to further isolate the US from Nato and Europe. In the end, the US will be confronted with one of two options, either agree to trade Nato’s open-door policy for Russian agreement not to deploy into the Western Hemisphere, or force a confrontation that will result in a Russian invasion of Ukraine that is seen by Europe as being the fault of the US.

The chess pieces are already being moved. While the US may not see it, a Russian checkmate can be predicted sooner, rather than later.

Scott Ritter is a former US Marine Corps intelligence officer whose service over a 20-plus-year career included tours of duty in the former Soviet Union implementing arms control agreements, serving on the staff of US Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf during the Gulf War and later as a chief weapons inspector with the UN in Iraq from 1991-98.

This Scott Ritter?

[Ef-man]

This tweet could have been written by the idiot who spouted "echo chamber" left and right as though it meant something.

[RandomGuy]

This tweet could have been written by the idiot who spouted "echo chamber" left and right as though it meant something.

She is an odd bird. An idiot, tho.

Meanwhile Russia is spending a lot of money to take out strategic bus stops. wow.

[Ef-man]

She is an odd bird. An idiot, tho.

Meanwhile Russia is spending a lot of money to take out strategic bus stops. wow.

Putler trying to terrorize Ukrainian civilians with the missiles but all he is doing is firming their resolve to beat the living out of him and his troops.

And russians shooting POWs, another reason for Ukrainian troops to fight to the death.

Perfect examples of what not to do strategically in warfare.

[Ef-man]

Putler falling behind in paying his government employees.

[DeadlyDynasty]

942 million rubles is like 5 bucks. There’s not a currency in the world more worthless than the ruble

[DarrinS]

942 million rubles is like 5 bucks. There’s not a currency in the world more worthless than the ruble

Uh, what?

[DarrinS]

5 dollars is 379.4 rubles


https://www.google.com/search?q=5+do...35.DxAD3A2MzMc

[Ef-man]

942 million rubles is like 5 bucks. There’s not a currency in the world more worthless than the ruble

Karrin all in as the ST currency factchecker.

[pgardn]

5 dollars is 379.4 rubles


https://www.google.com/search?q=5+do...35.DxAD3A2MzMc

Is it possible the exchange rate varies through time?
Maybe it has varied this much over a month or at least since the war started?
I did not look at your source. It might say there?

[spurraider21]

holy 22 consecutive RG posts lmao

[pgardn]

holy 22 consecutive RG posts lmao

lots to refute when you try to deal with hater and his extensive library of middle school Russians tweeters.

[RandomGuy]

Putler trying to terrorize Ukrainian civilians with the missiles but all he is doing is firming their resolve to beat the living out of him and his troops.

And russians shooting POWs, another reason for Ukrainian troops to fight to the death.

Perfect examples of what not to do strategically in warfare.

[RandomGuy]

holy 22 consecutive RG posts lmao

I couldn't sleep. heh.

[RandomGuy]

Is it possible the exchange rate varies through time?
Maybe it has varied this much over a month or at least since the war started?
I did not look at your source. It might say there?

That is the official exchange rate. My understanding is that is being propped up by the RUS government, A LOT.

If RUS is spending 400M USD to take out strategic bus stops, I wonder how long they can keep that up.