NATO or Russia?

[JGalt]

i am not sure that Nato wishes a war.
But Putin not only wished a war, he started one,
and has done so before, in Georgia and the Crimea etc .

Considering that Russia isn't invading my country and NATO isn't doing anything to protect my borders from millions of criminal illegals and their drug smuggling, I have no skin in game. It's a European problem, not mine.

Left-wing domestic terrorists and radical islamists are far more of a threat to my country than some Russian dictator who wants control over one single country that used to be part of his empire.

 

[0311]

Which side are you on?
If i have to choose between the two, then I tend to be pro NATO.

Russia invaded Ukraine hoping for fast war and an easy victory, now Ukraine is fighting for its very right to exist as a nation. President Zelensky has proven himself to a strong leader who is more than willing stand up to Putin,

 

[Zebra]

NATO is an anachronism and ought to be dissolved.
It currently does more to engender conflict than defend against it.

In the years of 1990 on could think that Nato is an anachronism. But ever since Putin occupied Crimea, one had to think again.

 

[0311]

In the years of 1990 on could think that Nato is an anachronism. But ever since Putin occupied Crimea, one had to think again.

NATO dissolving is Putin's wet dream. He thinks he has the right foreign policy for Ukraine. But in the words of the great Ronnie god, "Trust but verify." Trusting Putin one of the stupidest things Zelensky could do. You can bet Poland is watching with interest, because that is next country Putin will after. NATO member or not.

 

[otto105]

Considering that Russia isn't invading my country and NATO isn't doing anything to protect my borders from millions of criminal illegals and their drug smuggling, I have no skin in game. It's a European problem, not mine.

Left-wing domestic terrorists and radical islamists are far more of a threat to my country than some Russian dictator who wants control over one single country that used to be part of his empire.

Hilarious

Russia didn’t need to invade our country, just the WH to score a win.

 

[Zebra]

Considering that Russia isn't invading my country and NATO isn't doing anything to protect my borders from millions of criminal illegals and their drug smuggling, I have no skin in game. It's a European problem, not mine.

Left-wing domestic terrorists and radical islamists are far more of a threat to my country than some Russian dictator who wants control over one single country that used to be part of his empire.

How many countries were once part of the Austrian empire?
Does it give Austria the right to invade those countries?

 

[RetiredGySgt]

don't argue with isolationists, they are unable to grasp simple facts.

 

[Zebra]

We have come a long way since Putin made a speech in the German Parliament, and said in German: „Russland ist ein freundliches Land …. Russia is a friendly country …“

 

[Zebra]

Considering that Russia isn't invading my country and NATO isn't doing anything to protect my borders from millions of criminal illegals and their drug smuggling, I have no skin in game. It's a European problem, not mine.

Left-wing domestic terrorists and radical islamists are far more of a threat to my country than some Russian dictator who wants control over one single country that used to be part of his empire.

Wait until he wants Alaska back!

 

[Zebra]

Wait until he wants Alaska back!

Plus a slice of California

 

[SaxonJackson]

I voted "neutral" but for some reason, I tend to pull for Russia. At this point, the EU (and NATO by extension) comes across as more tyrannical than Russia does. Doesn't the EU have something to do with pushing 3rd World invaders ("refugees") into their member states (Sweden, Germany, etc.)?

 

[SaxonJackson]

Hilarious

Russia didn’t need to invade our country, just the WH to score a win.

Really. Do we have ARPAC (American Russian Public Affairs Committee) to thank for that? Oh wait --- that's AIPAC. Russia has nothing to do with that.

 

[Ringo]

 

[SaxonJackson]

The West used to be homogenous, generous, courteous, compassionate, and charitable. But that changed as the social landscape changed. We're rapidly turning into a 3rd World, "woke" crap hole full of self-centered, special interest groups. Hell ... we'll send $Billions of tax dollars to foreign beggars before helping the more than 30,000 homeless veterans.

I watch this lady's YouTube channel. "Different Russia" shows the "down home" side of Russia:

 

[Ringo]

 

[0311]

Wait until he wants Alaska back!

And 47 would give it to him.

 

[Deadstick]

If i cou

if I could re.phrase the options, i would ask: Putin or Nato?

Because i think not all Russia is behind Putin.

Most are that is why he won the election and that is why the US Reich hate him.

 

[Deadstick]

i am not sure that Nato wishes a war.
But Putin not only wished a war, he started one,
and has done so before, in Georgia and the Crimea etc .

What planet are you on Z, the West started the whole thing by staging a coup in 2014 which caused a civil war, also Putin warned as far back as 2008 Russia wouldn't tolerate Ukraine in Nato, Georgia war was started by that US puppet Sachaashvili when he attacked South Ossetia killing civilians and some Russian peacekeepers and Putin was not President at the time it was Medvedev, and Russia acted in Ukraine after the coup because Putin knew the Kiev Junta would have handed it to Nato, and no one was killed in the Russian action, in fact many Ukrainian servicemen sided with Russia, you need to get your timeline right Z.

 

[sparky]

Sorry but, other than some cold war mentality.......i just can't see how the USofA has a dog in this fight.....~S~

 

[pal]

US forces supports Europe.

NATO.