Russian invasion into Ukraine is imminent
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Well, this is what we also complained about with Trump too.
Although I'd say Biden has the far worse memory issues ... by far.
I don't remember your screeching when this happened:
'Achomlishments': Photographer snaps look at Trump's notes in Rose Garden news conference
Critics on Twitter took particular delight in mocking the president's misspellings, including Rep. Don Beyer, who listed Democrats' "achomlishments."
www.usatoday.com
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Just because you don't remember it, that doesn't mean I wasn't very critical of Trump. I was.I don't remember your autistic screeching when this happened:
'Achomlishments': Photographer snaps look at Trump's notes in Rose Garden news conference
Critics on Twitter took particular delight in mocking the president's misspellings, including Rep. Don Beyer, who listed Democrats' "achomlishments."www.usatoday.com
Kamala will be even a bigger embarrassment. She may actually think she is capable of making the decisions that Bidens handler's make for him.
Well, Biden has been getting a slight boost with the Putin rhetoric in several, updated polls. We'll see if this gives him yet another Boost.
At this point, I would probably trust her much more than I trust him. At least she doesn't have the same baggage that he carries.
*Crazy twitter googles to find anything to make the Russians look better*
Like the report I shared about Putin poisoning the Ukrainian negotiators?
Somewhat of a tangent here: Russia really doesn't have a good track record for winning wars. Even going back to the Tsar, they always suffer heavy losses whenever war breaks out. That can't just be a coincidence, can it?
their strength has always been manpower and the governments tolerance to absorb large casualty numbers compared to the Western Governments and people. But they have always been sloppy and unorganized. and just having more bodies is not as important in modern wars today and going forward.
also on morale I think it becomes difficult bc despite Russia’s attempts the World feels more connected today(bc of technology/social media) so I think it becomes harder to have everyone on board and motivated ..especially when some of those young Russian soldiers have extended family living in Ukraine , that is why Russia is starting to contract Wagner Group to send to Ukraine
That brings me to question why we were afraid of the consequences of having a no-fly zone in Syria and now again in Ukraine. Clearly they really aren't much of a threat to even smaller countries, let alone the US, which is obviously superior in every way when it comes to military tech.
Why are you so dumb?That brings me to question why we were afraid of the consequences of having a no-fly zone in Syria and now again in Ukraine. Clearly they really aren't much of a threat to even smaller countries, let alone the US, which is obviously superior in every way when it comes to military tech.
Yep. It’s ridiculous isn’t it? Shooting down Russian planes is an act of war. All for a non-NATO country. Who knows how Putin will respond.
Most experts feel that their nukes are in good enough shape to have a pretty good success rate against the United States. Why take that risk?
Then they can just roll over all of Europe as well if they want. I guess we are all just being held hostage.
In the 7 decades of NATOS existence, they've never had to made a defensive move so I have no idea what would actually happen. Against a nuclear nation with a crazy leader I dont think it would be a cut and dried decision.
If Russia blatantly attacks a NATO nation Biden already said that he would honor article 5. Considering he’s pretty volatile himself, I would tend to believe him.
How much escalation that would be depends on how badly Russia ****s up
Doesn't that make you think twice about what Russia's intentions are, and why the EU is funneling money and weapons into Ukraine? Is the risk of nuclear war really that great? Which again comes back to the question of why Russia really did this. It sure as heck wasn't just because they wanted another warm water port.
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Written by W. F. Thomas | Jan 12, 2022 3:30:00 PMWith additional reporting by Ernie Piper
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Germany triggers first step of energy plan to ration gas
The move indicates that the Europe is concerned of a potential Russian gas cut-off.
www.axios.com
It's going to be interesting to see what Russia does with its foreign currency reserves. They liquidated USD months ago, I wonder if they would do the same with Euros. That might make things pretty complicated for Germany.
We all have to give up on the whole global warming thing, which is really the only hangup at this point. Focus on what's going to happen in the next 30 years and prioritize based on that time frame. Beyond that, the next generation will figure out how to deal with it and thrive. We HAVE to drill and frack right now.
Actually, that's a strategic move, and not dumb ... at least not at this point. He's going to make Germany suffer for refusing to do so, trying to do anything to 'open back up' his currency.
