Lol right. Anyone who dares to disagree with you is a troll or a simpleton. You have the truth, capital T. |
Hmm. On one hand Russia doesn't want interference in it's own 'backyard' yet that's exactly what you seem to be arguing for? Western intervention? But only because Russia can't handle it? Interesting. So are you advocating that NATO "expand" or the UN send peacekeepers there? In the meantime, I think you may see an acceleration of how many Russian soldiers are neutralized along the Ukrainian front. "Ukraine's Defence Forces kill 520 more Russian soldiers and destroy 35 artillery systems over past 24 hours" https://www.yahoo.com/news/ukraines-defence-forces-kill-520-053653028.html My guess is that the Kremlin has skipped over training soldiers in an attempt to stabilize their front lines and hold onto what positions they have until winter. What will hurt Russia is the loss of Artillery systems. Without artillery to cover it's infantry, there should be a commensurate increase in Russian troop losses soon. My guess is at least 10% average higher casualty count. Russia really needs to retreat. If they don't pull everything out now, my guess is their front lines will likely collapse anyway once the Crimea bridge has been blown. At that point it will be sheer chaos and panic. Putin won't be able to control the narrative and will need to turn his guns upon the ultranationalists who have been more and more vocal lately. There's also an interesting discussion on Russian economic issues; ex. that Russian cars cost a million Roubles or more. Nikolay Rybakov (Party Leader of Russian United Democratic Party "Yabloko"): "First you reported about an extraordinary achievement of the Health Minister, for switching to an Aurus [Russian domestic brand car]. During this discussion, I looked it up. An Aurus costs 46.5 milliion Roubles." "This is a median pension for 204 years." There's also a funny clip at [1:30 / 3:00] about the "Putin Power" Mercedes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Di47-8LeOwA Why is this important? Sergey Mardan had the answer. "It is impossible to destroy Russia by conventional military means." "So how can Russia be defeated? First and foremost, through internal problems. We've seen in more than once. How can internal problems be initiated? What could fuel them? Economic problems." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9wT6TAHvdZw Remember that Alexei Navalny is jailed for running the equivalent of a US 60-Minutes expose on Dmitry Medvedev https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/He_Is_Not_Dimon_to_You [youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qrwlk7_GF9g [/youtube] |
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What am I advocating for? For starters, for the world to stop seeing it as pieces on a chessboard in service of great powers and start seeing it as a real human tragedy. And for seconds? For the world to understand that you can have self determination or you can have territorial integrity but not both. |
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The world needs to come to their senses. Just like ISIS burned captives alive in cages and decapitated prisoners Russia does the same and is the same evil force of just really, really seriousl d!cks.
There is no negotiation; there is no compromise with them. ISIS and Russians do not compute with the civilized world. |
Exactly. What Russia really needs is fundamental regime change. |
The PP you responded to is lying, of course, because that is what Russians always do. We, as in the rest of the world, know that the Russian narrative is always a lie to promote the goals of Russia, even if the Russians wanted to be completely honest history suggest that is impossible. We know that Russa has been pushing a alternate history of Russian involvement and goals in WWII and identifies the collective enemy of the planet the "Nazi" for domestic consumption in propaganda and popular media especially for younger audiences. We know that Russia has identified every single enemy in its decades of conflicts either violent or political as "Nazis". We know that Russa has been actively training and planting "Nazi" groups in European countries to promote Russian goals and further its narrative. We know that Russia's existential narcissism forces them to accuse their enemies' of their own actions. We know that the phrase one language, one people, one nation is not a new concept. We also know that the nature of Russian propaganda is designed to be promoted without a foundation because the opposition then lacks the impetus to disprove such a claim and so the narrative is allowed to fester until inevitably everyone just accepts it despite the absurdity. |
Do you have boys to fight because we are running out of dumb Christian Ukrainian boys. |
Who is this “we” you speak of? Do you have a mouse in your pocket? |
Do you have boys to fight? To Operate the war machinery? Who will not run under Russian artillery? Send your brave boy please for the Donbas, and for Taiwan. |
Lol bc America's earlier adventures in this space had such excellent results to recommend them. |
EVERY country lies to promote its goals, little Annie. Your fake outrage lands flat in a country that sent its top diplomat to shake a glass vial at the UN with a bunch of WMD lies just because it wanted to manage the other country’s hydrocarbon wealth. |
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Anti-Ukrainian sentiments are now part of the Polish political discourse: https://edition.cnn.com/2023/09/23/europe/morawiecki-ukraine-zelensky-insult-poland-intl-hnk/index.html
That's CNN not RT by the way. |
Russia should try occasionally telling the truth so that it makes their actual lies more believable. As it stands, you know that if they’re opening their mouths, they’re lying about something. |
Maybe just a regime change would do it. Not sure just swapping out Putin for some other psychopath would change much. Ideally a civil war that eliminates like 50% of their population and reduces their country to early 1900s in Moscow THEN a regime change is probably in the worlds best interest. |