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Our friend's uncle also lives here. He asked me if he could borrow a few hundred bucks for a plane ticket back home. I usually keep around a thousand bucks in my wallet. I gave him $1100.The liberal posters here think it is the government's job to CONFISCATE guns, not pass them out.
These are confusing times to be a liberal
Putin may want to keep Russia, Russian.Our friend's uncle also lives here. He asked me if he could borrow a few hundred bucks for a plane ticket back home. I usually keep around a thousand bucks in my wallet. I gave him $1100.
I don't expect to get it back. He's probably going to get killed by the Russians.
Afghanistan sustained and prospered Osama bin Laden's stellar role in 9/11 murders of almost three thousand American citizens in the Twin towers and the United States of America's Pentagon. Because of their earlier wrong against my country, they used their influence with their neighbor in Pakistan to give Osama bin Laden anonymity in a secret safehouse for years following 9/11/2001. These two countries celebrated 9/11 murders with dancing in their streets. I'm from a military family that has fought in every war since the first Indian War resulted in 600 colonial deaths over an incident of executing 3 native Americans because of stealing.The US
When the US military killed over a hundred thousand innocent civilians, including children in Iraq and Afghanistan, they called it collateral damage and said that it couldn't be avoided during a time of war..
I don't remember you getting all worked up over those deaths? ...
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That's an article from the US Dept. of Defense.Poor planning, low troop morale and a fierce Ukrainian resistance. Why Russia is getting bogged down
The Russian assault in Ukraine is spread too thin and hindered by poor equipment and low troop morale, current and former military officials say.news.yahoo.com
A big part of Russia's problem is that they have huge morale problem which is getting worse. Soldiers are drafted, then forced to live in third world conditions even in garrison. It gets worse as Putin reestablishes old Soviet Union methods in the military.
All such problem's and wonderment leads to the possibility of nuclear war if not careful, because Putin isn't one to back down. He's been involved in 5 wars in which so far he's batting a hundred on starting with the Chechen war. We have no one that Putin respects at the moment in our government, and that is another huge problem in all of this... Yep character matter's, and when it's lacking we all suffer.The Russians might be a big or well-equipped army but they are also a conscripted army attempting to wage war on a people most soldiers see as brothers. That seems to be presenting a problem. I wonder just how much of a problem it will be if they attempt street fighting on a large scale.
All such problem's and wonderment leads to the possibility of nuclear war if not careful, because Putin isn't one to back down. He's been involved in 5 wars in which so far he's batting a hundred on starting with the Chechen war. We have no one that Putin respects at the moment in our government, and that is another huge problem in all of this... Yep character matter's, and when it's lacking we all suffer.
I'm well acquainted with the military, having been a military brat for most of my early years on the planet. And the military frequently has objectives extraordinaire. *sigh* They are in this country under the jurisdiction of whoever claims the Electoral College that decides who the new trail boss is gonna be.That's an article from the US Dept. of Defense.
Hardly an even handed objective take on the Ukraine war situation.
Certainly an immediate ceasefire would be best but it won't happen. Putin sent a chief negotiator that claims the Ukraine doesn't exist. Putin clearly does not want a ceasefire:A very dangerous scenario lurks in this situation, where as Ukraine is turning out to be the punching bag between NATO and Russia, otherwise it is the buffer that allows the two war machines to now marvel at one another, and to size up the tactics used, the strategies used, and the fortitude to endure in the long game of war.
Not sure exactly why Putin has decided to go into Ukraine, but he's committed to win his war, and as NATO alliance's work now to undermine his effort's by way of a multi-pronged pro-longed strategy to bring peace back, it will either enrage this warring Russian president to take it to a larger scale operation or maybe not... That is the million dollar question that no one seems to have the answer to right now, otherwise will the perceived loss of the war conducted by Putin, next include retaliation against NATO nation's involving themselves in ways that would have undermined his goals that he had set forth to achieve in bringing Ukraine back into his sphere of influence, and removing it instead from the sphere of western influence ??
This is getting out of hand quickly.
Nation's that are nuclear and strong need to summons the Russians to the table for talks, and then demands should be made that would bring about an immediate cease fire, and next a more diplomatic solution to the situation.
Calls for a cease fire by the UN should be made immediately concerning the on going seige of Ukraine by Russian forces.
The neutral blue helmet's should enter the Ukraine immediately as a humanitarian and safety monitoring force. Their presence should be immediately made known to Russia that they are entering the country of Ukraine, and that they are only there as monitors for humanitarian reasons, and war time documentation in order to keep attrocities and war crimes documented and hopefully prevented on either side of the fight.
www.telegraph.co.uk
You fail to add important caveats when critiquing Russification, for example, the work Russian scholars did for the Armenian language. Compare this history with Ergodan's current chickenshitism on the Bosporus. In the Czech Republic, other effeminates have been working overtime (CIA, MI6, etc.) to keep Russian culture off the internet. This can justifiably be considered a form of genocide, gayer than gay.
Putin and anybody with eyes. ...who says the Ukraine doesn't exist????
Putin and anybody with eyes. ...
That's above my pay grade. You'll have to ask Putin. ...Should Chechnya be a separate country or is it also Russian?
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Hardly. As things unfold it appears Putin intended a siege all along. Making the talking heads in the West look foolish. The liberal media wanted a bloody street to street type battle, but a seige, no chance. Sieges can't hold people's attention long. By this time next week Ukraine will be getting less and less coverage until it's almost forgotten.No, they were baiting Putin into a quagmire.
That's above my pay grade. You'll have to ask Putin. ...
That's an article from the US Dept. of Defense.
Hardly an even handed objective take on the Ukraine war situation.
