Unnamed sources and zero corroborating evidence is truth apparently if it's what you want to hear.
GAC06 said:
Unnamed sources and zero corroborating evidence is truth apparently if it's what you want to hear.
A quote from you………it's all anyone on here needs to know about your opinion on the matter:fka ftc said:GAC06 said:
Unnamed sources and zero corroborating evidence is truth apparently if it's what you want to hear.
You can add in experience, intuition and good old fashion intelligence to know what the game is in Ukraine. It's all about the Benjamin's as AOC would say.
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I remain very suspect of people who are all in for Ukraine. Cannot fathom wanting our dollars wasted and troops killed over an internal conflict within the USSR.
Admiral Adama said:
The US doesn't actually exist either except for a bunch of primates (humanity writ large) agreeing that it does. All sovereignty is legal fiction based on the same logic. You figuring this out doesn't make you clever, nor is it grounds for TexAgs banning (your suggestion), and is still not a justification for Russian primates stealing Ukrainian primates land.
So much face palm. All the face palm. Man, that's some next level stuff right there.fka ftc said:Finally someone reaching a logical and correct conclusion. Blue star.GAC06 said:
I guess the United States isn't a sovereign nation because we needed France's help against the British.
Wow………do we invade Canada, or do they invade us? That Montana border looks mighty inviting. But then again, we're civilized, unlike your former USSR idol with his "internal affair".fka ftc said:
Good question. If one does not secure the border or demarcate with a wall, river, etc then is it a real border?
If I draw a line in my yard and tell you not to cross or there will be hell to pay, then never do anything when you cross it, then have I accomplished protecting the sovereign status of my lawn?
Seems there are quite a few folks around that believe life exists in some sort of bubble where lines on a map are always respected because that's just what good civilized folk do.
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Unfortunately, we are at out weakest point as a nation since maybe the early 1900's.
LOL yes. Next question.fka ftc said:
Good question. If one does not secure the border or demarcate with a wall, river, etc then is it a real border?
The kicker is that you don't really care about this topic. You're fine with corruption and theft as long as it facilitates your perspective's goals. 1% gets pocketed? Oh well. 5% gets pocketed? Cost of doing business. 25% disappears? Wish it were lower but gotta get them ivans!GAC06 said:
Unfathomable riches, meaning a fraction of our yearly defense spending.
YES. You Ukraine supporters are insane. There is hardly a more corrupt country on planet earth and Zelensky is the biggest grifter since Sam Bankman-Fried. How someone with the name "Monkeypoxfighter" does not grasp basic reasoning is not lost on me, though.Monkeypoxfighter said:You literally believe Zelenskyy was willing to sacrifice his entire country and 100s of thousands of lives and livelihoods for cash?johnnyblaze36 said:Likely correct. Not another dime of my money needs to be sent to that corrupt ****er. You people are so naive.Monkeypoxfighter said:
No, no! It's all for show so he can ultimately "grift" millions while 100s of 1000s of his people die. He was in cahoots with Putin all along!
Wow……………..just wow.
I wouldn't worry about it. A lot of the this is just trolls who exclaim the wonderfulness of the ***** piano player and potus poopy pants at all times, but the truth is as Hersch reported; he was told to fire 15 of the most extreme/obvious corrupt folks this year but that was really just window dressing.johnnyblaze36 said:YES. You Ukraine supporters are insane. There is hardly a more corrupt country on planet earth and Zelensky is the biggest grifter since Sam Bankman-Fried. How someone with the name "Monkeypoxfighter" does not grasp basic reasoning is not lost on me, though.Monkeypoxfighter said:You literally believe Zelenskyy was willing to sacrifice his entire country and 100s of thousands of lives and livelihoods for cash?johnnyblaze36 said:Likely correct. Not another dime of my money needs to be sent to that corrupt ****er. You people are so naive.Monkeypoxfighter said:
No, no! It's all for show so he can ultimately "grift" millions while 100s of 1000s of his people die. He was in cahoots with Putin all along!
Wow……………..just wow.
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Strong growth in Russian defense spending since the start of the war indicates that the country's domestic weapons manufacturers can rely on stable demand from the Russian state. But sanctions have meant they are already having difficulty completing these orders, and risk losing further international market share as their products increasingly flow to the Russian military.
The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) estimates that six countriesthe U.S., Russia, France, China, Germany, and Italywere responsible for 80 percent of global weapons exports from 2018 to 2022. The U.S. alone counted for 40 percent, while Russia was a distant second at 16 percent.
Well they did nominate trump sooooooo…MouthBQ98 said:
That's like blaming all Republicans for Biden.
shiftyandquick said:
If our grandkids are speaking Russian, then we'll know that nortex was right. I have never met someone who loved USSR/Russia so much.
It's interesting you see the primacy of the dollar in trade/reserve currency as critical, since this war is strongly accelerating the demise of/undermining that.MouthBQ98 said:
It's very arguable that the US's biggest export is security. For this, we receive all sorts of trade concessions in treaties, and relatively unfettered access to foreign markets. The problem is it is difficult to put a hard price on the costs and benefits, but having our dollar remain the primary global reserve currency as a result is incredibly important, as it makes the dollar much more stable than it otherwise would be.
Yet defending Taiwan will likely lead to thousands of Americans dying (source: defense expert, Michael Morrell's podcast Intelligence Matters - Morrell is former acting director of the CIA).Rip*91 said:shiftyandquick said:
If our grandkids are speaking Russian, then we'll know that nortex was right. I have never met someone who loved USSR/Russia so much.
It's not Russian our grandkids will be speaking…it is Chinese. But you stay focused on Ukraine just like Biden wants you to.
Teslag said:
Fun fact, they will support or defend our involvement in a possible Taiwan war depending on who is president.
Correct, they wait for their marching orders, whether to support or not.Teslag said:
Fun fact, they will support or defend our involvement in a possible Taiwan war depending on who is president.
shiftyandquick said:Correct, they wait for their marching orders, whether to support or not.Teslag said:
Fun fact, they will support or defend our involvement in a possible Taiwan war depending on who is president.
Teslag said:
Fun fact, they will support or defend our involvement in a possible Taiwan war depending on who is president.