War in Ukraine

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JuicyBrucey said:
Let's hope and have pre-game Neyland Stadium prayers that the Russians lose. Because if they end up winning with Iranian drones after we've been losing with American and other first, second, and third world equipment, that's going to be the height of humiliation. We'll really need support animals then.
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Why do you hate your own country?
 
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Velo Vol said:
They call it straight down the middle.

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So do people see stuff like this and believe that Russia has really changed it's view of the rest of the world? Sounds like the SOS from the time of the Soviets and the Cold War.
 
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AM64 said:
So do people see stuff like this and believe that Russia has really changed it's view of the rest of the world? Sounds like the SOS from the time of the Soviets and the Cold War.
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You are about to get your peepee spanked by the tools that say the Russians and the Soviets are not the same (they are FOS).
 
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LouderVol said:
Just like today they only declared independence after Russia occupied them. Same thing happened with Transnistria. Frozen conflicts that keep ex Soviet satellites in Russia's orbit.

When was the last time Russia actually fully resolved/concluded one of these independence movements?
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Just new Russian "wars of liberation" ... soviet style. It's easy to move into a region, convinced splinter groups they are unhappy with the leadership and create revolution. The soviets did it all around the third world to sell their own turd world philosophy. None of those places improved as a result of Russian/Soviet agitation.
 
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MontyPython said:
Agreed. As a practical matter, there's really no need to have escorts. If Russia attacks a commercial vessel of a NATO country, Article 5 is enacted.

Putin would 100% commit suicide by taking on NATO now.
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How about changing the word from "escort" to "observe"? It's hard to prove who did what to who on the open seas without witnesses. It's actually a perfect role for any number of countries under the UN banner ... except the Russians have veto power. Thugs and cowards (even the Russian variety) tend to behave better when they are monitored - otherwise grain ships might have cigarette induced fires and sink.
 
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TNVOLNAVY said:
Keep digging that hole!

Pentagon Confirms US Boots Are On The Ground In Ukraine | ZeroHedge

We told you leftist filth warmongers this was going to happen.

This week Finland has been among the first European countries to document the spread of West-supplied weaponry outside of Ukraine's borders and into the hands of criminal elements, as we detailed previously. "Weapons shipped [by various countries] to Ukraine have also been found in Sweden, Denmark and the Netherlands," Finland's federal National Bureau of Investigation chief Christer Ahlgren was quoted by national broadcaster Yle as saying.
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You can't argue that we are giving too much and without any tracking, and then argue that we have "troops on the ground" who are looking into where the stuff we supply is going. Pick a lane. By the way, how does anybody know that stuff was transplanted from Ukraine vs let's say Afghanistan? Seems like we left enough in Afghanistan for Ukraine to fight a war. And why would weapons shipped to Ukraine be smuggled into Sweden, Denmark, and the Netherlands?
 
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newokie03 said:
You are about to get your peepee spanked by the tools that say the Russians and the Soviets are not the same (they are FOS).
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That would be again. Ras and I go around and around on this topic. He's bound to lecture me again that the "new" Russians aren't the old Soviets ...
 
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AM64 said:
That would be again. Ras and I go around and around on this topic. He's bound to lecture me again that the "new" Russians aren't the old Soviets ...
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Yes. And he will use old Soviet maps and boundaries to justify that the peace loving new Russians only want what they, the old Soviets, had prior to Western interference resulting in the dissolution of the Soviet Union. And it’s all totally legit 😂
 
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AM64 said:
You can't argue that we are giving too much and without any tracking, and then argue that we have "troops on the ground" who are looking into where the stuff we supply is going. Pick a lane. By the way, how does anybody know that stuff was transplanted from Ukraine vs let's say Afghanistan? Seems like we left enough in Afghanistan for Ukraine to fight a war. And why would weapons shipped to Ukraine be smuggled into Sweden, Denmark, and the Netherlands?
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I’m not here to debate or argue. I’m here to point out facts to the uninformed and ignorant.
 
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KB5252 said:
Again conflating conventional and nuclear war. A single nuclear weapon will clear any battlefield of all life. I know you're not this dense. Quit acting like it.

They are not doing well against limited weaponry supplied by the west. NATO countries have thrown a lot of outdated equipment to Ukraine with a smaller amount of state of the art equipment and Ukraine is successfully defending itself to this point.
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The Russians, according to you all, are robbing appliances for missile parts and are just two weeks away from running out for the past 7 months. And these Iranian drones that are so problematic are made by a 2nd world power.
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
The Russians, according to you all, are robbing appliances for missile parts and are just two weeks away from running out for the past 7 months. And these Iranian drones that are so problematic are made by a 2nd world power.
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I've never said anything about appliances. Don't know what you're even talking about. But it's pathetic they'd have to resort to that if true.

Right, so arms of desperation similar to those used by Japan when they couldn't beat the enemy conventionally should be seen as a sign of strength?

Having to buy arms back from your customers to continue a war against a third tier war power is a sign of healthy war offensive? Think about it.... The answer is right in front of you....I know you see it.
 
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LouderVol said:
Really going to go there again Mr Donetsk Soviet Republic?

You guys really like to go in and change the narrative around whichever way fits Russia the best at that time.

Russian occupation of Transnistria has been the sole reason, on at least two occasions, Moldova hasnt joined Romania. Back when that civil war, Transnistria vs Moldova, the Moldovans had won until the Russian troops pushed in. They hold just enough to be a problem, but not large enough to gain true independence. It's almost like the Russians want it that way....

And you might want to dust up on how the Russians treated the Ossentians before this current mess and how that history has lead to the current mess. Old Ossentia doesnt look anything like the current regions the Russians have peeled off.
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So you think Moldova should be part of Romania again?

Once again you're wrong about Transnistria. They were having issues with Moldova prior to the USSR splitting up. This is information that is not hard to research or for someone to find out on their own. Moldova was also never winning the war with Transnistria. Transnistria has now been governing themselves now for almost 30 years while being sandwiched in between Ukraine and Moldova. They are better off on their own and not as part of Moldova or any other country for that matter.

What you are doing is putting a pro western academic historical academic spin on this conflict without seeing it from the Transnistria side. Which is why you have no problem with Romania getting involved in this conflict on the side of Moldova. And let's be honest. Most of you clowns in here never heard of Transnistria until it was brought up and probably couldn't even find Moldova on a map.
 
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tvolsfan said:
Don’t think it’s possible for the US military to suffer more humiliation than Russia is currently suffering, so no worries there.
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When three branches of the United States military lost in Lebanon to one enemy soldier on October 23, 1983, that was the biggest military humiliation of all time.
 
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JuicyBrucey said:
I don't hate my country. If I did, I would cheer the people (Bush, Biden, our soldiers) who have wasted so much of the wealth our country used to have. The question is why do you cheer for these losers?
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They cheer for them because they've been told to and are incapable of forming any original thought of their own.
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
Why is it a big deal or something to be ashamed of if Russia is (allegedly) using Iranian drones? I've never understood what difference it makes.
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Because the Iranian drones cost Russia $20,000 each. Our military pays $32 million for each of our drones because we think it's "patriotic" to be taken for a ride like that. Have you noticed how Sarah's girls on here never talk about Ukrainian deaths? It's because those men don't matter. The war is all about profit and you can bet that anyone undercutting the price of the American military complex's drones by over 99.9% is going to feel the wrath of Washington DC. Iranian drones are what we talk about because money matters. We don't talk about dead Ukrainian soldiers because **** those guys, they don't matter to me and they for sure don't matter to Sarah's girls. It's all about money.
 
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JuicyBrucey said:
When three branches of the United States military lost in Lebanon to one enemy soldier on October 23, 1983, that was the biggest military humiliation of all time.
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If you’re going to troll, you’re going to have to try a little harder than that. This is SIU material.
 
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