US has no good options in Ukraine

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Sorry, Boris, it appears that US intelligence has a mole in the Kremlin and knows the entire plan. How did Biden put it?
They have "significant intelligence capability"?

His address was completely coherent and to the point. A single man - Vladimir Putin - has decided to start a needless war which will cause great suffering and death for tens of thousands. But Ukraine, the US, the EU, NATO, everyone... all would be happy to continue diplomatic negotiations - just don't do it and give us a call.


+1

the remarks were clear and concise.

The US and its European allies have played this as best as can be expected. If Russia continues down this road, it will be destroyed economically.


But the problem is... Ukraine will not be saved. That is sad.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Sorry, Boris, it appears that US intelligence has a mole in the Kremlin and knows the entire plan. How did Biden put it?
They have "significant intelligence capability"?

His address was completely coherent and to the point. A single man - Vladimir Putin - has decided to start a needless war which will cause great suffering and death for tens of thousands. But Ukraine, the US, the EU, NATO, everyone... all would be happy to continue diplomatic negotiations - just don't do it and give us a call.


+1

the remarks were clear and concise.

The US and its European allies have played this as best as can be expected. If Russia continues down this road, it will be destroyed economically.


You overestimate the west’s economic power. This isn’t 1990 anymore.
Anonymous
I still can't believe this is happening. I can't believe we're just going to let them invade and not do anything beyond sanctions and sending supplies.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I still can't believe this is happening. I can't believe we're just going to let them invade and not do anything beyond sanctions and sending supplies.


Maybe we will. Talk softly, and carry a big stick.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I still can't believe this is happening. I can't believe we're just going to let them invade and not do anything beyond sanctions and sending supplies.


That’s exactly what happened in 2008 Georgia and 2014 Ukraine. So, there is nothing surprising about it. And you’ll be saying this again in 6-8 years about a different country or territory.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I still can't believe this is happening. I can't believe we're just going to let them invade and not do anything beyond sanctions and sending supplies.


And what do you want us to do? Fight against Russia? Start World War III? Everyone loses under that scenario. Frankly, Ukraine isn't worth it.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Sorry, Boris, it appears that US intelligence has a mole in the Kremlin and knows the entire plan. How did Biden put it?
They have "significant intelligence capability"?

His address was completely coherent and to the point. A single man - Vladimir Putin - has decided to start a needless war which will cause great suffering and death for tens of thousands. But Ukraine, the US, the EU, NATO, everyone... all would be happy to continue diplomatic negotiations - just don't do it and give us a call.


+1

the remarks were clear and concise.

The US and its European allies have played this as best as can be expected. If Russia continues down this road, it will be destroyed economically.


You overestimate the west’s economic power. This isn’t 1990 anymore.


There will be ripple effects across all major economies. Russia is an extraordinarily bad actor with an insanely large inferiority complex. The Germans are a prime enabler of its behavior by pumping billions into Russia’s economy whilst ensuring its long term dependence on Russian gas…..its sheer insanity.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I still can't believe this is happening. I can't believe we're just going to let them invade and not do anything beyond sanctions and sending supplies.


And what do you want us to do? Fight against Russia? Start World War III? Everyone loses under that scenario. Frankly, Ukraine isn't worth it.




This. And seriously helping to arm Ukraine. If this was done back in 2014, we wouldn’t be where we are now. But now is better than 8 years down the road again:
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I still can't believe this is happening. I can't believe we're just going to let them invade and not do anything beyond sanctions and sending supplies.


And what do you want us to do? Fight against Russia? Start World War III? Everyone loses under that scenario. Frankly, Ukraine isn't worth it.


I'm sure that's exactly what people said about Poland when Hitler invaded.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I still can't believe this is happening. I can't believe we're just going to let them invade and not do anything beyond sanctions and sending supplies.


And what do you want us to do? Fight against Russia? Start World War III? Everyone loses under that scenario. Frankly, Ukraine isn't worth it.




This. And seriously helping to arm Ukraine. If this was done back in 2014, we wouldn’t be where we are now. But now is better than 8 years down the road again:


Will that be enough when Russia's military is so much larger than theirs? I find it hard to believe they'll be able to hold Russia off without other countries stepping in with troops.
Anonymous
Pp, they have been holding Russia off for the past 8 years. Ukraine’s military is weaker than Russia, but it’s not tiny or weak.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I still can't believe this is happening. I can't believe we're just going to let them invade and not do anything beyond sanctions and sending supplies.


And what do you want us to do? Fight against Russia? Start World War III? Everyone loses under that scenario. Frankly, Ukraine isn't worth it.




This. And seriously helping to arm Ukraine. If this was done back in 2014, we wouldn’t be where we are now. But now is better than 8 years down the road again:


Will that be enough when Russia's military is so much larger than theirs? I find it hard to believe they'll be able to hold Russia off without other countries stepping in with troops.


It was enough for the Taliban. It’s one thing to win an invasion, quite another an occupation. Apparently the Ukrainians are preparing to inflict maximum carnage on any invading army. As a mom myself I find it very powerful when Ukrainian women are gearing up to blow the heads off Russian 18-year olds. Not sure Putin is going to be able to handle having thousands of maimed and killed Russian kids on his hands for a vanity project.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I still can't believe this is happening. I can't believe we're just going to let them invade and not do anything beyond sanctions and sending supplies.


And what do you want us to do? Fight against Russia? Start World War III? Everyone loses under that scenario. Frankly, Ukraine isn't worth it.


I'm sure that's exactly what people said about Poland when Hitler invaded.


Comparing apples with oranges. The world of 2021 is very different from the world of 1939.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I still can't believe this is happening. I can't believe we're just going to let them invade and not do anything beyond sanctions and sending supplies.


And what do you want us to do? Fight against Russia? Start World War III? Everyone loses under that scenario. Frankly, Ukraine isn't worth it.




This. And seriously helping to arm Ukraine. If this was done back in 2014, we wouldn’t be where we are now. But now is better than 8 years down the road again:


Arming Ukraine (whatever that means) isn't going to make any difference.

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:I still can't believe this is happening. I can't believe we're just going to let them invade and not do anything beyond sanctions and sending supplies.


And what do you want us to do? Fight against Russia? Start World War III? Everyone loses under that scenario. Frankly, Ukraine isn't worth it.




This. And seriously helping to arm Ukraine. If this was done back in 2014, we wouldn’t be where we are now. But now is better than 8 years down the road again:


Arming Ukraine (whatever that means) isn't going to make any difference.



Sanctions won’t make a difference, supporting with weapons won’t make a difference, responding to infowar, won’t make a difference according to you. That’s very convenient. Then just sitting back and watching the Russian troops roll through is the best course of action according to you, if everything else “won’t make a difference”. Either you’re defeatist or a Russian troll who’s trying to discourage any sort of support.
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