TheEternalOptimist said:I make independent analysis of the situation taking all information into account. Yep - Russia spouts off loads of propaganda. And so does Ukraine. Any amount of criticism directed at the Kiev regime that is even slightly in agreement with Moscow's claims automatically makes all my points 'Russian Propaganda' ?Teslag said:TheEternalOptimist said:Criticism of Zelensky does not mean support of Russia. I am anti-corruption and anti-war. And in Ukraine and Russia - they go hand in hand.Teslag said:rgag12 said:Teslag said:rgag12 said:Teslag said:rgag12 said:ABATTBQ11 said:TheEternalOptimist said:
I have been right about Ukraine/Russia for years in here.....
.Zelensky is no less a tyrant than Putin. He doesn't hold elections and is unpopular with the people.
We (the West) broke Ukraine in 2014. We are now at least a half million deaths so far in this war - perhaps far more depending on what estimates you want to believe.
All for what? To keep people in Eastern Ukraine who DO NOT WANT TO BE IN UKRAINE ANYMORE....... because the last time they had a legit election..... their President was overthrown by an Obama/Merkel coup.
This whole thing has been shameful. And that is before the whole Biden corruption layer is even discussed.
Victoria Nuland, Alexandra Chalupa, and Hunter Biden should all be in jail for their part in all this.
Look up Alexandra Chalupa in particular -- the DNC's Ukrainian handler and fixer.... involved in the middle of every controversy involving Ukraine, America, and Russia there.
How was the 2019 election not legitimate? You know, the one where 74% of the country voted for a guy that pushed out the guy you're saying the West supposedly installed with a coup?
You can't in good faith call Zelensky a tyrant for not having elections you wouldn't recognize as legitimate anyway.
Ok, then put into effect a ceasefire and hold another election.
How does a ceasefire allow those in occupied lands to hold free and fair Ukrainian government elections?
80-90% of the occupied lands aren't going back to Ukraine anyway. No need to live in fantasy land.
I agree, but that needs to be formalized and boundaries drawn prior to elections in areas affected.
Easy hurdle to clear in ceasefire agreements
Agreed as well, but many on the pro-Russia side say Zelenskyy should hold elections prior to a deal. So here we are….
You guys don't get to come on here and call people "warmongers", "Uke fanbois", etc and then get upset when you get called names as well. Especially when you quite literally echo Russian talking points and justify their unprovoked invasion.
Do you know the region well at all? Do you have family and friends families divided by this conflict and/or caught up in the middle of it on both sides like I do?
Sift through the nonsense and follow the historical timeline from just before the 2014 "Euromaiden" (which was a coup) to today. Have you ever acknowledged the Kiev government and their Azov mercenaries war crimes against majority ethnic Russian civilians in the East that were ongoing long before Russia invaded?
The EU/NATO wanted a conflict. From the get go. They underestimated just how far Russia was willing to go. The reality of the Russian victory in this war is starting to become apparent. Years and years of western media claiming 'Russia is losing' is about to officially be revealed for all to see as a charade that was meant to keep the arms and $$$ flowing into Ukraine. It was also meant, secondarily, to prop up covering for corrupt Americans on the take (like Biden, Chalupa, Nuland, etc etc)
Russia's victory was getting all of Ukraine. They won't come close.