Ukrainian victory over Russia is inevitable
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The DOJ just laid down an indictment on RT for election interference and foreign propaganda.
Why the F is anyone posting from RT on this site GTFOH |
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It is self evident. |
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Your timing is off. I keep telling you, in 10 months, end of June. Put it on your calendar or something. Speaking of timing, did I mention my prediction is Soloyov will be replaced around the New Years? I was off by five months about Shoigu though, so give-or-take. Solovyov isn't looking good. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kC9TKM9Mo9w He just came back from "vacation" and he's this frazzled? [10:30 / 10:52] He should've went to Dagestan with the Lieutenant Colonel? https://www.thedailybeast.com/terror-attacks-escalate-against-women-in-bikinis-in-russias-dagestan And speaking again of timing, in eight days the Central Bank of Russia will announce interest rates. You think it will hold at 18%? Consensus says 19%. But I don't think the Russian Central Bank can ever go higher then that since 20% is the highest rate the US ever spiked to in the 80's crisis and all US history. The Central Bank MUST keep the interest rate below 20%, or it will be admitting failure in controlling the Russian economy. Think that's possible? It might be, if the Central Bank isn't lying about the Russian inflation rate. 
"Major Russian banks have called on the central bank to take action to counter a yuan liquidity deficit, which has led to the rouble tumbling to its lowest level since April against the Chinese currency and driven yuan swap rates into triple digits. The rouble fell by almost 5% against the yuan on Sept. 4 on the Moscow Stock Exchange (MOEX) after the finance ministry's plans for forex interventions implied that the central bank's daily yuan sales would plunge in the coming month to the equivalent of $200 million." https://www.reuters.com/markets/currencies/major-russian-lenders-say-yuan-coffers-empty-urge-central-bank-action-2024-09-05/ The Russian Central Bank needs Yuan to pay China. The only way Russia gets Yuan in quantity is through oil, which Ukraine is starting to interrupt. What does this mean? You ever run your checkbook paycheck-to-paycheck? |
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Today, a Russian owned drone (manufactured in Iran) crashed in Latvia (a NATO country). It was armed and had to be diffused.
Do you realize how far away Latvia is from Ukraine? Do you see what happens around the world when you keep transmitting weakness? None of this had to happen. https://uk.news.yahoo.com/latvia-military-says-crashed-russian-144450332.html |
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The strategic damage is already done. A country a third the size of Russia invaded Russian soil. Moscow itself has been attacked. Two things that were impossible to happen happened. Do you think it is impossible to happen again, or is this a new beginning for Moscow? 10 months. |
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So what you're saying is that if Ukraine attacks enough apartment buildings in Moscow, they can provoke Russia into going into a rage and attacking the world like the US did after 9/11? Putin is too level-headed to be goaded into dumb moves like GWB was, and he knows time is on his side. Which is the real reason why the West desperately wants to get rid of him. |
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Sure, sure. You're wonderfully naive into thinking the US can order Ukraine to stop. It's very Russian thinking that the US is the master of other countries. And you also seem to think that after Russia's military used thermobaric weapons on civilian buildings, rape, murder, kidnap children, they get a free pass without consequences? Heh. How wonderfully Russian your mind works! I think Ukraine is only playing nice because the wallet is open. Mark my words, once the umbilical cord is cut, there will be no reason on Earth for Ukraine to play nice anymore. What Russians did to them, they will do to Russians. Never underestimate the stubborness or vindictiveness of a Slav. You're also naive in that Russia is even in a position to "attack the world". Maybe with nukes, but otherwise I don't believe they are. In fact, I believe they're putting on a good show for everyone. But the Kremlins fragility is out in the open now. You seem to think Putin can maintain control? I think he can.. for 10 months. I think it's funny how paranoid you are (the bit about 'why the West desperately wants to get rid of him'). So let me do this for you. I'll tell you what I'd tell a SVR agent who thinks the West is out to get them. It's very similar to what I told someone in the Former Yugoslavia when they were spouting nonsense about US motives there. Here it goes. Do you really think the average American gives a cr*p about Russia? Do you really think the average American knows Putin is the President of Russia or where it is on the map? My guess is that's when the SVR will feel it the most. It's probably a different kind of fear than what they're used to. Instead of violence and hatred, it's one of isolation and emptiness. That warm blanket of absolute confidence will be gone soon and it has nothing to do with Putin-this or Putin-that. What I'm saying is after the Presidential Debate, every SVR agent worldwide realized they will be blamed for the loss of the US Presidential Elections. Even Russian national TV knows it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YlTfLdy5Shw Short term, they'll delude themselves into whatever frothy hate they can muster. It won't last, because something is missing - an enemy. It will take a while for them to realize that the little bubble of theirs popped. That void is what's left once they realize the Truth from all the lies spoonfed to them growing up immersed in Soviet dogma. So what will happen next? Same as what's happening now with Russian military units in Ukraine. People just go missing. A person here. A person there. Just watch. You'll see. 10 months. |
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Zelenskyy is a fool if he shares his plan with trump. He might as well share it directly with Putin. |
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If he's smart he'll share very specific false info with Trump and be able to confirm a leak. |
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Zelensky very wisely wants nothing to do with American politics. He can't afford to unnecessarily alienate any candidate. He's very careful with what he says. Obviously, a Trump win is a disaster for Ukraine and an enormous victory for Russia. But the vast majority of Republicans in Congress are actually very supportive of Ukraine. Unfortunately, the war in Ukraine and Trump's abject subservience to Putin is a non-issue in American politics. Also, too many people seem to think Washington controls what Kyiv does. Ukraine is fighting for its existence. Hundreds of thousands of people are dead because of Russia's invasion. A total surrender to Russia would be the end of the Ukrainian people. It's not an option for them. Even after all this death and destruction, there is no political will in Ukraine to surrender. They will continue to fight regardless of what happens in DC because they have no choice. It's like the Polish Army surrendering to Germany in WWII. That didn't go real well for Poland. And Ukrainians expect nothing different from the Russians. You can't tell them to quietly lay down and die, which is exactly what Trump and his supporters are telling them to do. |
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| Love the title...im still holding my breath! |
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Double true for Ukrainians. History books filled with evidence. - a Slav |
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Question.
Russia has stated if Ukraine uses U.S. weaponry to strike in Russia, they will consider that the U.S. and NATO are at war with Russia. Should the U.S. greenlight Ukrainian forces using U.S. missiles to strike inside of Russia? |
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You must be joking. Literally every sentence in your post is false. |
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For certain long-range weapons to be used against Russian targets in Russia, they would be correct. That's because to use them, NATO would have to provide the targeting data, NATO would have to actually program the targeting data into the weapon systems. Its not even clear if Ukrainians could "pull the trigger" for certain weapon systems. At that point, there just is too much direct NATO involvement to pretend its "Ukraine" attacking Russia anymore. |