Ukraine by Christmas

[georgephillip]

Your third party candidates suck so, no one is going to vote for them.

Some do, but they're not currently a part of the two-party duopoly serving the richest ten percent of voters.

 

[georgephillip]

The US Reports combat deaths on the day they are killed. same goes for releasing details on number of wounded
We treat those killed in Combat as heroes and their death is appropriately honored

Why does Putin hide the details of his casualties?
Does he think nobody will notice?

Have you wondered how many Americans have died in Ukraine since 2014? Tens of thousands have died on both sides because America meddled in the internal political affairs of Ukraine in order to instigate a civil war designed to bleed Russia.

MintPress Study: NY Times, Washington Post Driving U.S. to War with Russia Over Ukraine - scheerpost.com

 

[Godboy]

Some do, but they're not currently a part of the two-party duopoly serving the richest ten percent of voters.

Get better ideas and maybe people will join you. Until then, get your clownish third party out of my face.

 

[badger2]

US is always getting better ideas. Here is a Ukraine map of biolabs:

17 Oct 2022 Sputnik News

Just, Why? Boston University Researchers Combine Omicron, Wuhan Strains to Make Deadliest COVID Ever

After having long insinuated that China was responsible for the COVID-19 pandemic due to risky experiments at a Wuhan biolab, scientists at an American lab have created a mutant strain that is by far the most infectious and deadliest ever...

sputniknews.com

 

[badger2]

US is always getting better ideas. Here is a Ukraine map of biolabs:

17 Oct 2022 Sputnik News

Just, Why? Boston University Researchers Combine Omicron, Wuhan Strains to Make Deadliest COVID Ever

After having long insinuated that China was responsible for the COVID-19 pandemic due to risky experiments at a Wuhan biolab, scientists at an American lab have created a mutant strain that is by far the most infectious and deadliest ever...

sputniknews.com

This same URL did not work on the Biological Politics thread. It sports the best image of C19 that we've yet seen. No media, as far as is known, has mentioned the N969K Omicron mutation except USMB, and Boston University researchers, to be scientific, should tell us whether or not this vaccine-linked mutation is in their new deadlier virus.

 

[georgephillip]

I heard Putin saying, translated of course and it was recent, that the big mistake they made was moving out of the Kiev area. He said at that time Zelensky and he had been talking and had come pretty much up with an agreement for peace. It still needed a little work but it was almost there....but then he got the army out of Kiev thinking that would illustrate that he was serious. However instead of finishing the agreement to end the war, Zelensky then did not want to talk about peace anymore.

Word has it that Boris told Zelensky that if he made peace with Russia at this time Ukraine would get no further help from NATO.

I've repeatedly heard that claim that peace was close last March when the US and UK told their puppet Zelensky to continue fighting,

There are also claims alleging Ukraine signed the Minsk Agreements in 2014 in bad faith. Zelensky's predecessor puppet (Poroshenko) revealed Ukraine signed those pledges to buy time to build up defenses and create a NATO-operational military capable of retaking Donbass and Crimea.

Minsk agreements - Wikipedia

 

[georgephillip]

Yet, Russian tactics at the start of the invasion showed they expected little resistance and a quick victory.

There was not sufficient logistic support, fuel, food and ammo to indicate they were in it for the long haul

Until recently Russia tactics were limited by the rules of the "special military operation" it launched last February. Scott Ritter claims the Russians used less ordinance in the first four weeks of that phase of the conflict than the US used in the first 24 hours of shock and awe in Iraq.

Russia is now fighting an anti-terrorism operation, and many observers believe the gloves will come off once the ground freezes next month.

 

[rightwinger]

Until recently Russia tactics were limited by the rules of the "special military operation" it launched last February. Scott Ritter claims the Russians used less ordinance in the first four weeks of that phase of the conflict than the US used in the first 24 hours of shock and awe in Iraq.

Russia is now fighting an anti-terrorism operation, and many observers believe the gloves will come off once the ground freezes next month.

Once the ground freezes……The Russians will freeze along with it

 

[badger2]

I've repeatedly heard that claim that peace was close last March when the US and UK told their puppet Zelensky to continue fighting,

There are also claims alleging Ukraine signed the Minsk Agreements in 2014 in bad faith. Zelensky's predecessor puppet (Poroshenko) revealed Ukraine signed those pledges to buy time to build up defenses and create a NATO-operational military capable of retaking Donbass and Crimea.

Minsk agreements - Wikipedia

Makes sense.

 

[georgephillip]

Some are predicting Putin turns into a rabbit hooker.....

Rabbit hooker?

 

[georgephillip]

Witte has now concluded that the US flow of weapons is dwindling down, so no matter how much cannon fodder Zelenskiiy puts on the ground, that constriction will be psychologically damaging to all Ukies.

Biden may have noticed the US has depleted its weapons stocks to a point that weakens its ability to defend itself:

 

[georgephillip]

Once the ground freezes……The Russians will freeze along with it

Along with millions of Ukrainians.
Who gets rich from that?

How does the war in Ukraine affect oil prices?

 

[frigidweirdo]

Rabbit hooker?

I watched the first episode of Boston Legal..... They talk about a rabbit hooker.

 

[alexa]

I've repeatedly heard that claim that peace was close last March when the US and UK told their puppet Zelensky to continue fighting,

There are also claims alleging Ukraine signed the Minsk Agreements in 2014 in bad faith. Zelensky's predecessor puppet (Poroshenko) revealed Ukraine signed those pledges to buy time to build up defenses and create a NATO-operational military capable of retaking Donbass and Crimea.

Minsk agreements - Wikipedia

well Putin said April. There is though another thing which I read about. It was about Zelensky telling the Azov fighters in the area to stop fighting. I assumed it was after agreement, They absolutely refused to. They said there was no way they were giving up one inch of land. They made threats to his life and said that if they wanted they could just give the word and tens of thousands of people would be there to support them. So according to this Azov had more power than Zelensky.

I think it was around then he stopped working for peace. There is also something about him having become being incredibly unpopular before the war with Ukraine and then suddenly becoming very popular. I am not sure why this was. For a long time I thought it was Azov rather than Boris who caused Zelensky to give up to Minsk 2.

 

[alexa]

Along with millions of Ukrainians.
Who gets rich from that?

How does the war in Ukraine affect oil prices?

so that is how 'the war in Ukraine' is having an effect on rising prices in the UK..

 

[zaangalewa]

 

[Persuader]

'The reality is that Russia — as a state and as a regime — is profoundly weak. The economy, one of the world’s least impressive performers, is in a tailspin. The much-vaunted army has proven to be a paper tiger. The society is increasingly dissatisfied with declining living conditions, growing numbers of body bags, and the regime’s indifference to the fact that at least 65,000 Russian soldiers reportedly have died and at least as many are out of commission. Up to a million men have fled mobilization and certain death in Ukraine. Generals and secret policemen are at each other’s throats, hoping to shift the blame for the disastrous war from themselves.'

Why Russia’s strategic defeat is in the cards

Bloomberg commentator Leonid Bershidsky recently argued that a “strategic Russian defeat” is a “wishful theory.” As Bershidsky argues: “The flaw in the ‘strategic defeat’ logic is that, while Russi…

thehill.com

 

[georgephillip]

'The reality is that Russia — as a state and as a regime — is profoundly weak. The economy, one of the world’s least impressive performers, is in a tailspin. The much-vaunted army has proven to be a paper tiger. The society is increasingly dissatisfied with declining living conditions, growing numbers of body bags, and the regime’s indifference to the fact that at least 65,000 Russian soldiers reportedly have died and at least as many are out of commission. Up to a million men have fled mobilization and certain death in Ukraine. Generals and secret policemen are at each other’s throats, hoping to shift the blame for the disastrous war from themselves.'

Why Russia’s strategic defeat is in the cards

Bloomberg commentator Leonid Bershidsky recently argued that a “strategic Russian defeat” is a “wishful theory.” As Bershidsky argues: “The flaw in the ‘strategic defeat’ logic is that, while Russi…

thehill.com

Where do you find your information?

Western MSM largely parrot their government's propaganda.

Ukraine has lost 400,000 casualties including 100,000 dead while Russia has never had more than 20% of its military forces committed to the SMO in Ukraine.

That is all about to change:

The American Conservative 10/19/2022

"The ongoing buildup of 700,000 Russian forces with modern equipment in Western Russia, Eastern Ukraine and Belorussia is a direct consequence of Moscow’s decision to adopt an elastic, strategic defense of the territories it seized in the opening months of the war.

"It was a wise, though politically unpopular choice in Russia.

"Yet, the strategy has succeeded.

"Ukrainian losses have been catastrophic and by November, Russian Forces will be in a position to strike a knockout blow..."

"The truth is Moscow’s redline concerning Ukrainian entry into NATO was always real.

"Eastern Ukraine and Crimea were always predominantly Russian in language, culture, history, and political orientation.

"Europe’s descent into economic oblivion this winter is also real, as is support for Russia’s cause in China and India and Moscow's rising military strength."

 

[georgephillip]

so that is how 'the war in Ukraine' is having an effect on rising prices in the UK..

And hyperinflation may come to Ukraine this winter along with the deadly cold and frequent rain of Russian shells and missiles.

Who profits?

"As long as Washington delivers cash, military assistance, and equipment to Ukraine, Kiev will fight its unwinnable war, and Washington’s ruling political class will profit from the transfer of cash to the Pentagon and the U.S. Defense Industrial Base.

"But Washington, its NATO allies, and Ukrainians will gain nothing of strategic value, while Russia is likely to grow stronger.

"That is a development Washington will regret."

The American Conservative 10/19/2022

 

[Ringo]

Evening in Kiev
And who is Mordor now?
When there are no cars on the roads, there will be no gasoline at gas stations, most of the population will be refugees in neighboring countries, and a smaller one will live in basements, water will be worth its weight in gold, and going for this water is a deadly adventure, then it will be possible to compare with Donetsk and Lugansk in 2014.