Stop acting like idiots... There are still 2 years worth of munitions in the pipeline to Ukraine

[cnm]

What link?

Exactly.

 

[cnm]

How does any of that translate into a mandate for America to keep shipping money and munitions to keep a war going? This reminds one of how Korea and Vietnam got started. The more we get dragged into this, the more it becomes a proxy war.

When in fact the less you get dragged into it the more it remains a proxy war for the US, assisting its ambitions to contain Russian influence without having to fight.

 

[cnm]

Proxy wars. It's pretty irrelevant what spark ignited the conflict, once it got going everybody jumped in, and that's what the sane people want to prevent in Ukraine.

Ffs

There was nothing proxy about the war in Korea.

 

[José]

Let's look at what Putin wants for "Peace".

He gets to keep all the territory he's stolen.
Ukraine can never join NATO
They have to decrease their military size.

JOEB​

Sounds like a dream scenario to me.

The belligerent, gratuitous neocon project of extending NATO to the borders of a country that had just dismantled an Empire peacefully, extended an olive branch to the West and was minding their own business, being crushed by russian bombs.

 

[Ringo]

However, I am finding it rather funny that one of our most rabid Pro-Russian Communists is repeating a post from somebody who is very strongly Anti-Russian.

Unlike the biased media of democrats and their like faggots, I simply report the facts, wherever they come from.

 

[Mushroom]

Unlike the biased media of democrats and their like faggots, I simply report the facts, wherever they come from.

OK, so you agree with him also that Russia is completely in the wrong and must be forced out of Ukraine no matter what the cost? Including Crimea?

 

[Ringo]

OK, so you agree with him also that Russia is completely in the wrong and must be forced out of Ukraine no matter what the cost? Including Crimea?

Of course not. Just because a clock that doesn't work shows the correct time twice a day doesn't mean it should be used around the clock.

 

[Moonglow]

Wow, once again a seriously demented version of history. As expected.

The United States was the advisor nation to South Korea, and the Soviet Union was the advisor nation to North Korea. The US was "not in control", it only advised the southern half of the peninsula. This was established at the Moscow Conference of Foreign Ministers in 1945.

And something similar happened in Vietnam. At the 1954 Geneva Conference, the United States was assigned as the advisor nation to South Vietnam, while the Soviet Union was assigned as the advisor nation to North Vietnam. That was not done by Eisenhower, that was decided by the diplomats of the US, North Korea, South Korea, the People's Republic of China, and the Soviet Union.

So do not even try to begin to bloviate some kind of nonsense that was something decided by the US President. In case you are brain dead or something, the Communist nations that helped reach that agreement outnumbered the Non-Communist nations by a margin of 3 to 2.

Next time, try sticking to facts instead of yet another failed attempt at really bad propaganda.

thanks

 

[whitehall]

Trump keeps saying that there is an ocean between us but the international left expects good old wimpy Uncle Sam to defend Europe from an escalation of the Ukrainian conflict and that ain't gonna happen at least while hypocrite Europeans make Russia rich from fossil fuel sales.