Ukrainian victory over Russia is inevitable

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am laughing at the Russian bot farm posts.

This totally sucks for Ukraine- but still a great ROI and easy way to kill Russians.

I want Ukraine to win; fund them at 3x current levels.

Russians are like the worst people on the planet with those whacko ISIS groups.
The more dead of them both the better for the civilized world.
This is simply an investment to diminish the barbarian horde known as Russia. Money well spent.

Only if you assign the Ukrainian dead the value of zero.

At least they are dying with a rifle in their hand and not in a prison or gas chamber that the Russians will put most Ukrainian in if they took over.

Putin wiould kill all Ukrainians if given the opportunity. He is like Hitler- but more of a jerk.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am laughing at the Russian bot farm posts.

This totally sucks for Ukraine- but still a great ROI and easy way to kill Russians.

I want Ukraine to win; fund them at 3x current levels.

Russians are like the worst people on the planet with those whacko ISIS groups.
The more dead of them both the better for the civilized world.
This is simply an investment to diminish the barbarian horde known as Russia. Money well spent.

Only if you assign the Ukrainian dead the value of zero.

At least they are dying with a rifle in their hand and not in a prison or gas chamber that the Russians will put most Ukrainian in if they took over.

Putin wiould kill all Ukrainians if given the opportunity. He is like Hitler- but more of a jerk.

Don’t be dramatic. This is not reality.

[Anonymous]

And all they had to say was no NATO.

So sad.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am laughing at the Russian bot farm posts.

This totally sucks for Ukraine- but still a great ROI and easy way to kill Russians.

I want Ukraine to win; fund them at 3x current levels.

Russians are like the worst people on the planet with those whacko ISIS groups.
The more dead of them both the better for the civilized world.
This is simply an investment to diminish the barbarian horde known as Russia. Money well spent.

Only if you assign the Ukrainian dead the value of zero.

At least they are dying with a rifle in their hand and not in a prison or gas chamber that the Russians will put most Ukrainian in if they took over.

Putin wiould kill all Ukrainians if given the opportunity. He is like Hitler- but more of a jerk.

Don’t be dramatic. This is not reality.

Well obviously his propagandists haven't gotten the memo, because they say Ukrainians aren't a people, Ukraine isn't a country, Ukrainian isn't a language, et cetera. They want to completely erase Ukraine. And guess what, if Putin disagreed with that they wouldn't be on air.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Truth be told, according to old maps, Ukraine and Russia are one empire. There was just a sect that broke off later in history. These people are the same people and share the same roots.

Bad blood happened and they split.

This war is dragging on and on unnecessarily and I don't feel as if Putin is a real threat. Zelenskyy is the threat because he comes every few months and finagles multi millions of dollars out of Congress. Now with the war in the Middle East and happenings in the Gaza Strip we now have 2 wars.

We are watching Babylon aka America fall. This country cannot sustain a 3rd war.

Untrue. The maps you are looking at are just a snapshot in time representing very narrow slices. Ukraine and Russia have been distinct people with distinct language and culture for well over a thousand years. Just stop already. If you're this ignorant of reality, you shouldn't even be posting.

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Anonymous wrote:Hard working Americans that lay sheet rock today, frame homes, and roof, should not have to pay taxes to support a war effort that wealthy Ukranians turn their back on.

Ukraine is a not a country is a former province with a gas station.

Spoken like a true Russian. Ukrainians are people. People who want to be free of Russian tyranny. People who want to determine their own fate.

It's a concept that Russians serving their government wouldn't understand. They're just slaves, for all intents and purposes.

DP and I am Ukrainian. I totally support PP and a lot of Ukrainians sick and tired of this ongoing money laundering. Everyone in Ukraine knows the war will stop as soon as Americans will stop pumping money into it.

What part of Ukraine? Russian or Ukrainian speaking?

Are you prepared to become a Russian satellite town? And to get thrown in jail for disagreeing with Putin?

lol so you don't think there are people in jail today for disagreeing with Zelensky?

Most likely they were not arrested for "disagreeing with Zelensky" but for something very different. Gonzalo Lira for example was arrested for giving away Ukrainian troop positions to Russia but dishonest propagandists lied about that and claimed it was merely because he didn't agree with Zelenskyy. And by the way, spelling it "Zelensky" is a giveaway - that's how Russians write it. They are sloppy propagandists.

You are incorrect. Zelenskiy's family is from Donbass area and Zelenskiy is not a Ukrainian last name. He tries to look more Ukrainian by substituting "I" sound by "y", but it does not make him more Ukrainian unfortunately. His first foreign passport spelling was Zelenskiy.

Lol look at you flailing and defensively trying to shift the goal posts away...

You were caught with the very Russian spelling of "Zelensky" but now you're falsely trying to pretend you were saying "Zelenskiy" which is more consistent with Ukrainian and Belarussian spelling - and even there you are wrong and your attempts at attributing it to being a Donbas thing or trying to suggest he wants to sound more Ukrainian is a swing and a miss. His family is Jewish, and like many Jews living in Slavic lands, they adapted the Slavic word for their Ashkenazi family name, in Zelenskyy's case that being Grün (green).

Russians don’t write in English, silly. Both countries use Cyrillic.

All this Zelenskyy, Zelenski, Zelenskiy business is just transcribers having fun.

DP, but every Russian and Ukrainian's international passports are in English, silly.

Correct but there are no set transcribing rules. How do you transcribe, for instance, a Cyrillic ж? Like a j or like a zh? What about a common ending like ий? Is it a y, a yy, an i, an iy, an yi, or an ii? What about a я, is it a ya or an ia?

It’s whatever convention is in force at the time the passport is issued. But depend upon it: Zelensky the president and any other Zelenski, Zelenskiy, or Zelenskyyyyyyy pronounce their names in the exact same way.

Nope. It doesn't depend on the fact of Cyrillic, it depends on the LANGUAGE being used. Surely you should know that Cyrillic isn't just used for Russian, it is also used for a whole variety of Slavic languages like Bulgarian, Serbian, Macedonian, etc each of which has its own pronunciation rules and variations which will transcribe differently than Russian. Not to mention all of the NON-slavic languages that use Cyrillic, like Abkhazian, Chechen, Kyrgyz, and so on whose pronunciation and transcription rules are even more different than the Slavic languages.

Also: Ukrainian and Russian have been separate branches of Slavic language for 1000 years, and there are in fact differences in pronunciation and appropriate transcription between the two. It's not "It's all the same."

On another note, the use of Cyrillic in Ukraine predates the use of it in Russia. The Kievan Rus' of Ukraine adopted it in the 10th century from the Bulgarians of Tsar Simeon I. Moscow was, at the time, nothing but a swamp. Moscow wasn't even founded until 1147. At the time, the city of Kyiv had already existed for at least 600 years.

Given all of the rich history of Ukraine going back millennia, it's wild that Russian propagandists still try to say dumb things like "Ukrainian is not a language, it's just a broken dialect of Russian" when that's clearly not true, or that "Ukrainians are not a people, they are just confused Russians" which is also clearly not true. They must count on their audiences being completely ignorant of history.

Agree -
Well said.

Why doesn’t Kiev mayor Klitschko’s adult son speak it? US passport holder too and “goes to school “ in UK, conveniently avoiding the front.

Brush up on a little history and you will learn that all throughout the Soviet era, Russian was imposed on Ukrainians. Kind of like how the English tried to stamp out Scots and Gaelic.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:To me it is a typical better red than dead situation. It’s not fair that Ukraine is losing territories but I would rather live under Putin than be dead or exiled trying to survive. Maybe it’s just me.

Yeah. It's just you.

But if you want to, go ahead and migrate to Moscow. From the US, you're free to leave anytime.

"The interior ministry is preparing the legislation that would bar visitors from criticizing Russian policy or discrediting Soviet history. It would also require that they respect traditional Russian family values, culture and environment"
https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2023/11/29/russian-lawmakers-to-mull-draft-loyalty-agreement-law-for-foreigners

Good luck!

[Anonymous]

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And all they had to say was no NATO.

So sad.

So naive - why do you think Putin made that demand? He did not want the weight of US and allies on him when he invaded … he would have invaded anyway …

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am laughing at the Russian bot farm posts.

This totally sucks for Ukraine- but still a great ROI and easy way to kill Russians.

I want Ukraine to win; fund them at 3x current levels.

Russians are like the worst people on the planet with those whacko ISIS groups.
The more dead of them both the better for the civilized world.
This is simply an investment to diminish the barbarian horde known as Russia. Money well spent.

Only if you assign the Ukrainian dead the value of zero.

At least they are dying with a rifle in their hand and not in a prison or gas chamber that the Russians will put most Ukrainian in if they took over.

Putin would kill all Ukrainians if given the opportunity. He is like Hitler- but more of a jerk.

Don’t be dramatic. This is not reality.

Actually, it is. It's a stated goal to wipe out Ukraine as a nationality.

Here's a link - watch all the clips on the right hand side.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aMjd1IVgAQU&list=PLLWQyEN3YRo7bpdyPlWscpvx2O8qSu0T1

You may have missed Putin's threat when he first started the war? His "sleeping beauty" comment?

"Putin criticized Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky for failing to implement the protocol, and referenced an obscene song lyric to demonstrate what he wanted. "Whether you like it or don't like it, bear with it, my beauty," Putin said. Russia experts noted that Putin appeared to be quoting from "Sleeping Beauty in a Coffin" by the Soviet-era punk rock group Red Mold. "Sleeping beauty in a coffin, I crept up and f****d her. Like it, or dislike it, sleep my beauty," the English translation of the Russian lyrics reads."
https://www.businessinsider.com/putin-macron-meeting-quote-obscene-lyrics-show-russia-ukraine-demands-2022-2

Sure enough, he let his soldiers use rape as a weapon in Ukraine.

But you seem okay with that?

[Anonymous]

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And all they had to say was no NATO.

So sad.

What's so sad is your short-term memory.

Actually, prior to when Putin first invaded Ukraine in 2014, Ukraine wasn't planning on joining NATO.

The irony here is that BECAUSE Putin invaded in 2014, Ukraine wanted to join NATO!

[Anonymous]

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And all they had to say was no NATO.

So sad.

What's so sad is your short-term memory.

Actually, prior to when Putin first invaded Ukraine in 2014, Ukraine wasn't planning on joining NATO.

The irony here is that BECAUSE Putin invaded in 2014, Ukraine wanted to join NATO!

Yep, and Putin continues with his desperate lies and pathetic clown show to try and shift blame for his botched invasion...

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I am laughing at the Russian bot farm posts.

This totally sucks for Ukraine- but still a great ROI and easy way to kill Russians.

I want Ukraine to win; fund them at 3x current levels.

Russians are like the worst people on the planet with those whacko ISIS groups.
The more dead of them both the better for the civilized world.
This is simply an investment to diminish the barbarian horde known as Russia. Money well spent.

Only if you assign the Ukrainian dead the value of zero.

At least they are dying with a rifle in their hand and not in a prison or gas chamber that the Russians will put most Ukrainian in if they took over.

Putin wiould kill all Ukrainians if given the opportunity. He is like Hitler- but more of a jerk.

Don’t be dramatic. This is not reality.

lol. Putin is a wannabe Hitler; just Russians are inferior intellectually to Germans and cannot get out of the their own way with corruption.
If Russians were 33% as capable as Germans the world be in serious trouble with Putin.

Luckily, for the most part; Russians are incompetent morons on the battlefield.

I look forward to watching Moscow burn in 2024z

[Anonymous]

The GOP undermining Israel and Ukraine funding has now caused this:

If the US cannot be seen as standing firmly by its allies, the enemies will smell blood in the water and start circling.

Thanks GOP for being traitors.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The GOP undermining Israel and Ukraine funding has now caused this:

If the US cannot be seen as standing firmly by its allies, the enemies will smell blood in the water and start circling.

Thanks GOP for being traitors.

Maybe we should be more selective in who we call "allies." We can't even take care of our own issues, let alone those of every other nation in the world.

This is what an over-extended empire looks like.

[Anonymous]

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And all they had to say was no NATO.

So sad.

So naive - why do you think Putin made that demand? He did not want the weight of US and allies on him when he invaded … he would have invaded anyway …

It's ironic that Putin keeps claiming his rationale to be that he didn't want NATO on his borders because it's a threat to him. The problem with that broken rationale of Vlad's is that NATO already was on his border, and how HE is bringing even more of Russia closer to NATO and is EXPANDING the amount of NATO on Russia's borders.

Face it - anyone still claiming that Putin's invasion had anything to do with NATO or is somehow justified by NATO is completely incapable of critical thinking. Completely.