Cluster bombs are a weapon of last resort

[justoffal]

I would have loved to be a fly on the wall during the meeting that approve the usage and sending of these anti-human munitions. Such decisions are usually made after long periods of frustration. While nobody is innocent here there is no question that this move indicates a certain amount of desperation on the part Love Ukraine and the west. I'm thinking it's much much harder than they thought it was going to be to dislodge the Russians and probably costing them a good number of fatal casualties in the process.

 

[Bleipriester]

A boringly normal hand grenade is actually cluster ammunition.

 

[JGalt]

I would have loved to be a fly on the wall during the meeting that approve the usage and sending of these anti-human munitions. Such decisions are usually made after long periods of frustration. While nobody is innocent here there is no question that this move indicates a certain amount of desperation on the part Love Ukraine and the west. I'm thinking it's much much harder than they thought it was going to be to dislodge the Russians and probably costing them a good number of fatal casualties in the process.

Biden's a pussy. He's egging Russia on with the cluster bombs, hoping the Russian retaliate with nukes.

Then he can get all puffed up with his fake moral outrage and sit back laughing while the whole world condemns Russia.

All because idiot Democrats think Russia had something to do with Hillary losing in 2016.

 

[justoffal]

Biden's a pussy. He's egging Russia on with the cluster bombs, hoping the Russian retaliate with nukes.

Then he can get all puffed up with his fake moral outrage and sit back laughing while the whole world condemns Russia.

All because idiot Democrats think Russia had something to do with Hillary losing in 2016.

They keep telling us that Russia's about to topple it any moment.... Yet they still seem to be in business.

Jo

 

[Votto]

I would have loved to be a fly on the wall during the meeting that approve the usage and sending of these anti-human munitions. Such decisions are usually made after long periods of frustration. While nobody is innocent here there is no question that this move indicates a certain amount of desperation on the part Love Ukraine and the west. I'm thinking it's much much harder than they thought it was going to be to dislodge the Russians and probably costing them a good number of fatal casualties in the process.

Joe misunderstood the Ukrainian President on the phone. They were telling him his administration was a cluster, so next thing you know Joe was sending those cluster weapons, and no, I don't think a hearing aid will help.

 

[JGalt]

They keep telling us that Russia's about to topple it any moment.... Yet they still seem to be in business.

Jo

While we've spent $76.9 billion so far in a year on the Ukraine war, Russia seems to be matching us with spending $67 billion, which is actually only 3% of their GDP. During World War II, the Soviet Union spent about 61% of GDP, and the US at the same time put about 50% of its GDP toward the conflict.

Russia is spending surprisingly little on its war on Ukraine

That makes one wonder if Biden's policies are not really directed toward any military resolution of the war, but to just let it drag on forever. He certainly is taking a weak and half-assed approach, if it's such an important issue to him.

 

[justoffal]

Joe misunderstood the Ukrainian President on the phone. They were telling him his administration was a cluster, so next thing you know Joe was sending those cluster weapons, and no, I don't think a hearing aid will help.

It's an interesting decision given that the United States usually condemns the use of these munitions instead of sending them anywhere. It's a clue that the battlefield reports are not completely accurate. Cluster munitions are good for digging out entrenched positions. It would appear that the Russians had prepared for this well in advance and are dug in like honey badgers.

Jo

 

[Donald H]

I would have loved to be a fly on the wall during the meeting that approve the usage and sending of these anti-human munitions. Such decisions are usually made after long periods of frustration. While nobody is innocent here there is no question that this move indicates a certain amount of desperation on the part Love Ukraine and the west. I'm thinking it's much much harder than they thought it was going to be to dislodge the Russians and probably costing them a good number of fatal casualties in the process.

Unfortunately Russia will respond appropriately, because they have the ability.

And they will continue to respond appropriately until they no longer have the ability.

And then Russia will turn t nuclear war!

America's war against Russia is a no-winner and a no-brainer.

 

[Donald H]

While we've spent $76.9 billion so far in a year on the Ukraine war, Russia seems to be matching us with spending $67 billion, which is actually only 3% of their GDP. During World War II, the Soviet Union spent about 61% of GDP, and the US at the same time put about 50% of its GDP toward the conflict.

Russia is spending surprisingly little on its war on Ukraine

That makes one wonder if Biden's policies are not really directed toward any military resolution of the war, but to just let it drag on forever. He certainly is taking a weak and half-assed approach, if it's such an important issue to him.

So become antiwar, instead of the continuous spamming and trolling.

 

[justoffal]

Unfortunately Russia will respond appropriately, because they have the ability.

And they will continue to respond appropriately until they no longer have the ability.

And then Russia will turn t nuclear war!

America's war against Russia is a no-winner and a no-brainer.

We have always agreed on this point. For the simple signing of a harmless agreement 15 months ago no Ukrainian citizens would have been displaced. Obviously that agreement got in the way of the Payola stream running to Washington DC.

Jo

 

[justoffal]

While we've spent $76.9 billion so far in a year on the Ukraine war, Russia seems to be matching us with spending $67 billion, which is actually only 3% of their GDP. During World War II, the Soviet Union spent about 61% of GDP, and the US at the same time put about 50% of its GDP toward the conflict.

Russia is spending surprisingly little on its war on Ukraine

That makes one wonder if Biden's policies are not really directed toward any military resolution of the war, but to just let it drag on forever. He certainly is taking a weak and half-assed approach, if it's such an important issue to him.

An ongoing war is far more lucrative for the payola-crats and the Payola-cans. Ending it abruptly would cause an interruption in the boomerang bucks disappearing down the black hole of non-accountability and making their way back to the bank accounts of elected officials here; and no neither party is innocent. This is why I believe they are now talking about reconstruction... because they are planning an end of the war and therefore shifting the legislation over to reconstruction legislation. Once that has been accomplished the war will end abruptly.

 

[Donald H]

We have always agreed on this point. For the simple signing of a harmless agreement 15 months ago no Ukrainian citizens would have been displaced. Obviously that agreement got in the way of the Payola stream running to Washington DC.

Jo

More and more Americans are beginning to get that. I care less if it's because of the domestic politics shitfight and nothing to do with what is right and wrong.

OH, and we can throw in the fear of MAD for those who think that Russia's nukes will actually go off?

 

[JGalt]

An ongoing war is far more lucrative for the payola-crats and the Payola-cans. Ending it abruptly would cause an interruption in the boomerang bucks disappearing down the black hole of an accountability and making their way back to the bank accounts of elected officials here and no neither party is innocent. This is why I believe they are now talking about reconstruction because they are planning an end of the war and shifting the legislation over to reconstruction legislation. Once that has been accomplished the war will end abruptly.

Well Biden said he was going to stimulate the economy. He just didn't say whose economy.

 

[justoffal]

Well Biden said he was going to stimulate the economy. He just didn't say whose economy.

Exxxxxxactly.

 

[whitehall]

Nothing is off the table as long as the media supports it. Clinton got away with using cluster bombs in the countryside of Yugoslavia not to mention the accidental bombing of the Chinese embassy because the the media raved about the a splendid job he was doing in the bombing campaign of a defenseless country.

 

[The Sage of Main Street]

They keep telling us that Russia's about to topple it any moment.... Yet they still seem to be in business.

Jo

The Light at the End of the Tunnel Vision Is a Cheap Birthday-Cake Candle

The bitter cripple Joseph Goebbels told the Germans the same thing. He's the role model for America's huffy-puffy blowhard media.

 

[luiza]

They keep telling us that Russia's about to topple it any moment.... Yet they still seem to be in business.

Believe that and you automatically qualify for Gullibles Club membership .

 

[Ringo]

Fun fact is in this conflict the US can’t produce as much ammunition as Russia does. Even though the US spends over $800 billion each year on defense, which is 10 times more than Russia.
American taxpayers must be really ripped off by the military-industrial complex.....