Ukrainian victory over Russia is inevitable

[Anonymous]

The second front in the way against tyranny has just opened in Israel. Putin and his minions are sowing violence and illegal invasions all across the globe. Russia must be defeated along with their proxy Hamas.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The second front in the way against tyranny has just opened in Israel. Putin and his minions are sowing violence and illegal invasions all across the globe. Russia must be defeated along with their proxy Hamas.

Yes. It's clear that Putin is using his proxy Hamas to stir up trouble in Israel as a way to try to distract world attention from the fight for freedom against tyranny in Ukraine. We must not fall for that trickery!

Just as Russia and Iran are joined at the hip, the war in Ukraine and the fight against Putin's terror in Israel are inextricably linked.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:It’s over for zelensky. No Crimea is not yours and you cannot keep Donbas no matter how many conscripts you send to their deaths.

Can see you are celebrating. Can’t tell which you are happier about Hamas’s victory or Russian victory?

I didn’t mention the barbaric attack on Israel, so I don’t know why you would say such a thing. I supported Ukraine until it became obvious that Zelensky was sacrificing the ukranian nation for goals he could not achieve.

I pray that Israel will be smarter as it weighs and executes the path forward.

Weird and totally wrong take.
Reality: If Zelenskyy doesn't fight, the Ukrainian nation ceases to exist.

This is the opposite of reality. If Zelensky negotiates surrender in March of 22, like he was before Johnson flew in. Then Ukraine would be at peace, have 10 million more inhabitants and two more oblasts than it does today. The people they would have lost to the DPR/LPR would have not even been ethnic Ukrainians in large part. It would have been a slightly smaller but more ethnically homogenous state.

Now, however, the very existance of the Ukrainian state is in jeopardy and the Ukrainian people are scattered all across Europe, perhaps never to return. Its very likely that Ukraine gets carved between Russia in the East, Poland in Galicia and Hungary in Trans-Carpathia.

Sometimes its just better to take the little l before it turns into a big L.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s over for zelensky. No Crimea is not yours and you cannot keep Donbas no matter how many conscripts you send to their deaths.

Can see you are celebrating. Can’t tell which you are happier about Hamas’s victory or Russian victory?

I didn’t mention the barbaric attack on Israel, so I don’t know why you would say such a thing. I supported Ukraine until it became obvious that Zelensky was sacrificing the ukranian nation for goals he could not achieve.

I pray that Israel will be smarter as it weighs and executes the path forward.

Weird and totally wrong take.
Reality: If Zelenskyy doesn't fight, the Ukrainian nation ceases to exist.

This is the opposite of reality. If Zelensky negotiates surrender in March of 22, like he was before Johnson flew in. Then Ukraine would be at peace, have 10 million more inhabitants and two more oblasts than it does today. The people they would have lost to the DPR/LPR would have not even been ethnic Ukrainians in large part. It would have been a slightly smaller but more ethnically homogenous state.

Now, however, the very existance of the Ukrainian state is in jeopardy and the Ukrainian people are scattered all across Europe, perhaps never to return. Its very likely that Ukraine gets carved between Russia in the East, Poland in Galicia and Hungary in Trans-Carpathia.

Sometimes its just better to take the little l before it turns into a big L.

Completely wrong.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The second front in the way against tyranny has just opened in Israel. Putin and his minions are sowing violence and illegal invasions all across the globe. Russia must be defeated along with their proxy Hamas.

More and more is coming to light that Russian PMCs were training and equipping Hamas.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s over for zelensky. No Crimea is not yours and you cannot keep Donbas no matter how many conscripts you send to their deaths.

Can see you are celebrating. Can’t tell which you are happier about Hamas’s victory or Russian victory?

I didn’t mention the barbaric attack on Israel, so I don’t know why you would say such a thing. I supported Ukraine until it became obvious that Zelensky was sacrificing the ukranian nation for goals he could not achieve.

I pray that Israel will be smarter as it weighs and executes the path forward.

Weird and totally wrong take.
Reality: If Zelenskyy doesn't fight, the Ukrainian nation ceases to exist.

This is the opposite of reality. If Zelensky negotiates surrender in March of 22, like he was before Johnson flew in. Then Ukraine would be at peace, have 10 million more inhabitants and two more oblasts than it does today. The people they would have lost to the DPR/LPR would have not even been ethnic Ukrainians in large part. It would have been a slightly smaller but more ethnically homogenous state.

Now, however, the very existance of the Ukrainian state is in jeopardy and the Ukrainian people are scattered all across Europe, perhaps never to return. Its very likely that Ukraine gets carved between Russia in the East, Poland in Galicia and Hungary in Trans-Carpathia.

Sometimes its just better to take the little l before it turns into a big L.

Yeah did no one learn the lessons of Czechoslovakia in 1938? Europe definitely experienced peace in its time.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:The second front in the way against tyranny has just opened in Israel. Putin and his minions are sowing violence and illegal invasions all across the globe. Russia must be defeated along with their proxy Hamas.

More and more is coming to light that Russian PMCs were training and equipping Hamas.

Links?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The second front in the way against tyranny has just opened in Israel. Putin and his minions are sowing violence and illegal invasions all across the globe. Russia must be defeated along with their proxy Hamas.

More and more is coming to light that Russian PMCs were training and equipping Hamas.

We have to think dastardly, as Putin does. What better way to throw the Free World off balance than to stir up trouble around the globe. North Korea ... Iran ... Syria ... this is the playbook. We know the source of all of it -- Russia.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The second front in the way against tyranny has just opened in Israel. Putin and his minions are sowing violence and illegal invasions all across the globe. Russia must be defeated along with their proxy Hamas.

More and more is coming to light that Russian PMCs were training and equipping Hamas.

I didn't think Russia had enough western equipment to equip Hamas, but apparently Ukrainian soldiers have been surrendering en masse lately.

Russia set up a radio frequency (149,200) to facilitate Ukrainian surrender, and 10,000 or so customers have tuned in since: https://tass.ru/armiya-i-opk/18849853

I still think its western equipment that was sent to Ukraine and sold off in Albania, but either way we have to be aware that our arms being sent to Ukraine are going to end up in someone else's hands very quickly.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The second front in the way against tyranny has just opened in Israel. Putin and his minions are sowing violence and illegal invasions all across the globe. Russia must be defeated along with their proxy Hamas.

More and more is coming to light that Russian PMCs were training and equipping Hamas.

We have to think dastardly, as Putin does. What better way to throw the Free World off balance than to stir up trouble around the globe. North Korea ... Iran ... Syria ... this is the playbook. We know the source of all of it -- Russia.

Wait, over on the Israel thread everyone is claiming Bibi is Putin’s boy, fellow dictator, and manufactured the crisis with Putin’s help to draw away Western aid from Ukraine. Which is it?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The second front in the way against tyranny has just opened in Israel. Putin and his minions are sowing violence and illegal invasions all across the globe. Russia must be defeated along with their proxy Hamas.

More and more is coming to light that Russian PMCs were training and equipping Hamas.

We have to think dastardly, as Putin does. What better way to throw the Free World off balance than to stir up trouble around the globe. North Korea ... Iran ... Syria ... this is the playbook. We know the source of all of it -- Russia.

Wait, over on the Israel thread everyone is claiming Bibi is Putin’s boy, fellow dictator, and manufactured the crisis with Putin’s help to draw away Western aid from Ukraine. Which is it?

Oh I’ve only been reading that Bibi is a fascist and also incompetent.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The second front in the way against tyranny has just opened in Israel. Putin and his minions are sowing violence and illegal invasions all across the globe. Russia must be defeated along with their proxy Hamas.

Yes. It's clear that Putin is using his proxy Hamas to stir up trouble in Israel as a way to try to distract world attention from the fight for freedom against tyranny in Ukraine. We must not fall for that trickery!

Just as Russia and Iran are joined at the hip, the war in Ukraine and the fight against Putin's terror in Israel are inextricably linked.

Good lord, you really do think the man is omnipotent.

What about the earthquake in Afghanistan, is that his doing too?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The second front in the way against tyranny has just opened in Israel. Putin and his minions are sowing violence and illegal invasions all across the globe. Russia must be defeated along with their proxy Hamas.

Yes. It's clear that Putin is using his proxy Hamas to stir up trouble in Israel as a way to try to distract world attention from the fight for freedom against tyranny in Ukraine. We must not fall for that trickery!

Just as Russia and Iran are joined at the hip, the war in Ukraine and the fight against Putin's terror in Israel are inextricably linked.

Good lord, you really do think the man is omnipotent.

What about the earthquake in Afghanistan, is that his doing too?

[Anonymous]

good thing I was not holding my breath, posters from earlier are you guys okay? I hope the next few billions of tax dollars that go to Ukraine can end this war soon.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It’s over for zelensky. No Crimea is not yours and you cannot keep Donbas no matter how many conscripts you send to their deaths.

Can see you are celebrating. Can’t tell which you are happier about Hamas’s victory or Russian victory?

I didn’t mention the barbaric attack on Israel, so I don’t know why you would say such a thing. I supported Ukraine until it became obvious that Zelensky was sacrificing the ukranian nation for goals he could not achieve.

I pray that Israel will be smarter as it weighs and executes the path forward.

Weird and totally wrong take.
Reality: If Zelenskyy doesn't fight, the Ukrainian nation ceases to exist.

+1. Also Zelensky is merely a reflection of his voters. even if there were a different President of Ukraine, Ukrainians themselves will never accept Russian domination and isolation from the West. That is what Maidan was about - a clear grassroots desire to turn toward the EU and have a democratic, Ukrainian state.

Ironically, whatever support Russia enjoyed at the time of Maidan has completely evaporated, even among ethnic Russian or Russian speaking Ukrainians. Because of the way that Russia has conducted war since 2014 and the way that the captured territories have been governed since 2014, Ukrainians see Russian governance as offering nothing but death, destruction, authoritarianism, corruption and oligarchy. Ukrainians will never accept that way of life.