Let me be clear - I do not wish for any of this. But, it is what Russia could do if their assholes get too exposed. I'm not out to mess with the Angels. I'm just an ant, minding my own business, humbly doing what ants do.ROG62 » Today, 6:16 am » wrote: ↑ Be careful what you wish for...
Revelation 8:7“
The first angel sounded, and there followed hail and fire mingled with blood, and they were cast upon the earth: and the third part of trees was burnt up, and all green grass was burnt up.”
He's handling it about as well as we handled the Bay of Pigs......perhaps even worse.ROG62 » Today, 6:19 am » wrote: ↑ Ukraine is Putin's Cuban missile crisis...and I don't blame him a bit...
The policy that Ukraine can NOT attack into Russia was a LONG STANDING policy, initiated during the Biden Administration...
No, you brainless ****....they could not do so with the aid of US weapons.ConservativeWave » 49 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ The policy that Ukraine can NOT attack into Russia was a LONG STANDING policy, initiated during the Biden Administration...
THERE you IDIOT Democrats go... accusing Trump of what JOE BIDEN did... but which Trump reversed !
I read an article recently about Liberal Democrat PROJECTION (i.e. ACCUSING others of doing what THEY are ACTUALLY and TOTALLY GUILTY OF!!)... It is a tactic that the Democrats have used for YEARS... but, it's ALSO a tactic that has been EXPOSED, and the HYPOCRITE Democrats are NOW paying for NOW... In LOST ELECTIONS, in NEGATIVE OPINION POLLS, and and a VERY BLEAK FUTURE !!
As far as Ukraine goes... I WONDER how much of the public spat between Zelenski and Trump... is JUST an attempt by Trump to create some "space" between the the "Primary Combatants", and an "Impartial Negotiator"... STOP and THINK about it... If is doesn't work, then it doesn't work... BUT, it was STILL a good try !!
HA!! WELL, ACTUALLY we're BOTH wrong...Blackvegetable » 21 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ No, you brainless ****....they could not do so with the aid of US weapons.
Though hugely symbolic and welcomed by Ukraine, the decision only applies to some weapons supplied by the United States, and only in one area: the northeastern Kharkiv region where Russia launched a sweeping cross-border assault three weeks ago, the U.S. officials said, speaking on condition of anonymity.ConservativeWave » 8 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ HA!! WELL, ACTUALLY we're BOTH wrong...
I've recently read a number of articles that indicate Ukraine may actually had been given the green light to strike inside of Russia, with American weapons, going back as far as March 2024... BUT, what Ukraine did was NOT using American arms... AND... IT WAS A BRILLIANT attack using their OWN Special Forces, MAYBE a little Western help with intelligence, BUT their OWN technology, their OWN people, and their OWN BRAIN POWER... and it was DEVASTATING for Russia..
If Russia is smart... they will end this war... or SOON, they won't have a military !!
YOU IDIOT BASTARD !!!
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/ukra ... rcna154794
Well, what the Ukrainians showed the other day, is that they don't necessarily NEED American weapons... BUT, YOU need to be aware and understand, that BECAUSE Trump is trying to be an "impartial negotiator" in seeking a peace agreement and ending this war... America can't be doing that, and escalating the war at the same time... That is why Trump NEEDED to make some distance between NATO and the U.S.A. (and the tariff/trade issue was also probably a factor)... and distance itself from the conflict.Blackvegetable » 41 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ Though hugely symbolic and welcomed by Ukraine, the decision only applies to some weapons supplied by the United States, and only in one area: the northeastern Kharkiv region where Russia launched a sweeping cross-border assault three weeks ago, the U.S. officials said, speaking on condition of anonymity.
Ukraine will be allowed to use certain types of weapons to strike Russian forces preparing to attack just over the border, a U.S. official told NBC News. But Ukraine will still be prohibited from using longer range weapons — such as the much vaunted, long-range ATACMS — to strike deeper into Russia.
Stop.ConservativeWave » 12 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ Well, what the Ukrainians showed the other day, is that they don't necessarily NEED American weapons... BUT, YOU need to be aware and understand, that BECAUSE Trump is trying to be an "impartial negotiator" in seeking a peace agreement and ending this war... America can't be doing that, and escalating the war at the same time... That is why Trump NEEDED to make some distance between NATO and the U.S.A. (and the tariff/trade issue was also probably a factor)... and distance itself from the conflict.
HOWEVER, NATO can, and IS, continuing the pipeline of weapons and intelligence to Ukraine... and I'm CERTAIN that Ukraine couldn't have done what they did without western intelligence... even if western weapons were not used. NEVERTHELESS, it is a level of ingenuity, and bravado, by Ukraine that should terrify Russia !
perhaps...but guaranteed if he didn't do this, he'd be looking at nukes at the border...Skans » Today, 7:27 am » wrote: ↑ He's handling it about as well as we handled the Bay of Pigs......perhaps even worse.
we are all ants in the big picture...just keep an eye out for rogue magnifying glasses on sunny days....Skans » Today, 7:26 am » wrote: ↑ Let me be clear - I do not wish for any of this. But, it is what Russia could do if their assholes get too exposed. I'm not out to mess with the Angels. I'm just an ant, minding my own business, humbly doing what ants do.
Who was going to put nukes at Putin's border? USA? No. Ukraine? No. Germany? Doubtful.ROG62 » 44 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ perhaps...but guaranteed if he didn't do this, he'd be looking at nukes at the border...
ROG62 » 58 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ we are all ants in the big picture...just keep an eye out for rogue magnifying glasses on sunny days....
NATO...Skans » 32 minutes ago » wrote: ↑ Who was going to put nukes at Putin's border? USA? No. Ukraine? No. Germany? Doubtful.
HA!!
You know what... BOTH Putin and Xi seem to be having a VERY BAD time of it lately... since Trump was elected...ROG62 » Today, 11:31 am » wrote: ↑ we are all ants in the big picture...just keep an eye out for rogue magnifying glasses on sunny days....