War in Ukraine

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Rasputin_Vol said:
And we don't have state run media here in the US?
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Do you ever have anything other than whataboutism? I notice you aren’t fighting the claim either.

Do we have a liberal media compliant with liberal views? Yes. But they are funded externally. RT is literally funded by the Russian government. This isn’t that hard.
 
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Orangeburst said:
The slowest invasion in history
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Putin plays a very long game, and he can probably sit there longer than we can. Eventually we get bored or do something that makes us look bad and we pull out. That could actually be his plan. Waiting on his disinformation campaign to start protests on the US side.
 
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NorthDallas40 said:
Do you ever have anything other than whataboutism? I notice you aren’t fighting the claim either.

Do we have a liberal media compliant with liberal views? Yes. But they are funded externally. RT is literally funded by the Russian government. This isn’t that hard.
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I use whataboutism to point out the flaw in your argument. You say that RT is state run media and use that as an attack on their credibility. Yet, the state run media on our soil pumps out news and info that defends our decisions over there and you seem to find them credible... even in the face of what we have seen from this same media and govt over the last 2 years with COVID coverage and information.
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
I use whataboutism to point out the flaw in your argument. You say that RT is state run media and use that as an attack on their credibility. Yet, the state run media on our soil pumps out news and info that defends our decisions over there and you seem to find them credible... even in the face of what we have seen from this same media and govt over the last 2 years with COVID coverage and information.
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No you use whataboutism because it’s all you’ve got to try and prop up your inconsistent statements. It’s exactly what your man crush does also. Next inaccurate denial?
 
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IluvdoubleD's said:
Putin plays a very long game, and he can probably sit there longer than we can. Eventually we get bored or do something that makes us look bad and we pull out. That could actually be his plan. Waiting on his disinformation campaign to start protests on the US side.
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Did you read this in the Steele Dossier? So not only is Putin allegedly fixing elections and using social media bots, but now he's weaponizing them to start protests here in America? Let me tell you, Putin and Russia are rank amateurs when it comes to subversive tactics compared to the US and UK.
 
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NorthDallas40 said:
No you use whataboutism because it’s all you’ve got to try and prop up your inconsistent statements. It’s exactly what your man crush does also. Next inaccurate denial?
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I've exhausted every effort to present facts to you all to only have you dismiss them based on the source of the information or simply because it goes against your preconceived notions that were mostly formed during the Cold War for a lot of you.

There is nothing more I can do at this point but let the situation play out and then wait for you guys to post your "You were right, Ras" comments sometime in the future... Not holding my breath for that, because I still haven't gotten my flowers yet for correctly making the Germany/Russia economic alliance.
 
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One of the issues I've had with Biden is they call him "the bulldog" for a reason. He tends to think if he challenges Putin, Putin will jump. He's done it several times now, and Putin does not jump. He does things the long, slow, difficult way. Espionage, spy tactics, disinformation campaigns, cyber campaigns. He's really very good at creating opportunities. We need to be united, and I can hope he decides to take advantage of his "out" with Germany, but I'm not sure he will. He can "wait all day" as they say. This will get expensive for the rest of the world. In many ways.
 
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Rasputin_Vol said:
I've exhausted every effort to present facts to you all to only have you dismiss them based on the source of the information or simply because it goes against your preconceived notions that were mostly formed during the Cold War for a lot of you.

There is nothing more I can do at this point but let the situation play out and then wait for you guys to post your "You were right, Ras" comments sometime in the future... Not holding my breath for that, because I still haven't gotten my flowers yet for correctly making the Germany/Russia economic alliance.
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I am horse laughing out loud to think you of all people have the audacity to type that load of bull 💩 on your water carrying for Putin 🤡
 
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IluvdoubleD's said:
One of the issues I've had with Biden is they call him "the bulldog" for a reason. He tends to think if he challenges Putin, Putin will jump. He's done it several times now, and Putin does not jump. He does things the long, slow, difficult way. Espionage, spy tactics, disinformation campaigns, cyber campaigns. He's really very good at creating opportunities. We need to be united, and I can hope he decides to take advantage of his "out" with Germany, but I'm not sure he will. He can "wait all day" as they say. This will get expensive for the rest of the world. In many ways.
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Nobody calls Biden the bulldog. There is no historical behavior on his part to do so.
 
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oh yeah, when he was younger he would come after you in a debate. How long do you think he's been doing this? A very long time.
 
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NATO Prepared To Mount ‘Gender-Inclusive’ Response to Putin’s Aggression in Ukraine

2020 manual touts mission to 'create language that reflects our way of looking at the world today and that helps shape the world for tomorrow'

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Russian forces are poised to invade Ukraine unless the United States and NATO cave to Vladimir Putin's demands. The Biden administration and the Western military alliance have no plans to mount a meaningful response to Russia's unprovoked aggression, but they have gone to great lengths to ensure their symbolic expression of outrage will be as "gender inclusive" as possible.

The NATO Gender-Inclusive Language Manual, published in April 2020, offers crucial guidance for Western military officials regarding the use of "communication as a basis for advancing gender equality." The pivotal document was prepared by the office of Clare Hutchinson, who has served as the NATO secretary general's special representative for women, peace, and security since January 2018.


The manual was "drafted as a tool for all civilian and military personnel across NATO" for the purpose of encouraging and strengthening the use of "inclusive language," in accordance with the contemporary mores of our enlightened elites. For example, the manual recommends the use of the singular use of "they" and "their" as an alternative to masculine and feminine pronouns, but concedes there are times when "highlighting both genders can be useful to make a sentence more inclusive." Instead of using the term "soldiers," for example, the manual recommends "all soldiers—men and women alike."

NATO Prepared To Mount 'Gender-Inclusive' Response to Putin's Aggression in Ukraine - Washington Free Beacon
 
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IluvdoubleD's said:
oh yeah, when he was younger he would come after you in a debate. How long do you think he's been doing this? A very long time.
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Yes he has. His long record of inefficiency and lack of accomplishments are well documented. Even Biden agrees his signature crime legislation is total tripe.
 
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Franklin Pierce said:
NATO Prepared To Mount ‘Gender-Inclusive’ Response to Putin’s Aggression in Ukraine

2020 manual touts mission to 'create language that reflects our way of looking at the world today and that helps shape the world for tomorrow'

nato-putin.png


Russian forces are poised to invade Ukraine unless the United States and NATO cave to Vladimir Putin's demands. The Biden administration and the Western military alliance have no plans to mount a meaningful response to Russia's unprovoked aggression, but they have gone to great lengths to ensure their symbolic expression of outrage will be as "gender inclusive" as possible.

The NATO Gender-Inclusive Language Manual, published in April 2020, offers crucial guidance for Western military officials regarding the use of "communication as a basis for advancing gender equality." The pivotal document was prepared by the office of Clare Hutchinson, who has served as the NATO secretary general's special representative for women, peace, and security since January 2018.


The manual was "drafted as a tool for all civilian and military personnel across NATO" for the purpose of encouraging and strengthening the use of "inclusive language," in accordance with the contemporary mores of our enlightened elites. For example, the manual recommends the use of the singular use of "they" and "their" as an alternative to masculine and feminine pronouns, but concedes there are times when "highlighting both genders can be useful to make a sentence more inclusive." Instead of using the term "soldiers," for example, the manual recommends "all soldiers—men and women alike."

NATO Prepared To Mount 'Gender-Inclusive' Response to Putin's Aggression in Ukraine - Washington Free Beacon
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I’d like to see a ranking of the Top 10 most gender inclusive militaries in the world.

Wonder if such a ranking exists.
 
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So Zelensky is now saying there is between 155,000 to 185,000 Russian troops on the border.
 
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For those that don't know, every man and woman is required to serve a couple of years as part of citizenship. They have one of the most secure and advanced militaries in the world. It's much more difficult to cyber attack Israel.
 
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