The more the merrier, right?They already got their own mega-yacht:
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Tbf one Nazi grafitti is already more than what Russia had as an actual pretext for the invasion.
TBF to him I think he paid around 0.25% of his wealth to buy thatThey already got their own mega-yacht:
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Thats like somebody with £1,000,000 in the bank buying a car at £2,500
He's practically slumming it
It's remarkable how people who claim to 'hate' the West and all what its stands for, see absolutely no problem in living like kings with the wealth stolen from their own countrymen. So many examples.
exactly... him building a rocket is just the same as you getting some avocado on toast and a decaf soy latte
The levels of whatabout that will follow this...
Got to keep up the act or it'd all fall apart wouldn't it.
These are the headlines that I just can’t get my head around the ramifications of.
You hear accounts from WW2 of Germans being oblivious / turning a blind eye to concentration camps etc., but how close are these actions to escalating to something similar?
For the record I’m not saying this is anything like what happened to Jews in Poland etc., but I worry at how things like mass deportations seem to be happening and by and large there’s little in the way of response/outcry.
Good news, but the US should be doing more. Especially regarding Central America's refugees.
Ukrainian refugees will be taken care of in Europe. Even our racist parties seem to be tolerant this time (so far at least).
Because not much race difference I'd guess.
Exactly, whether history judges it as a self interest (strategic error) affair, and in fact Germany taking risks under the umbrella of a NATO defence pact, that went wrong, either way the misjudgment element in this now has to make the rest of Europe wonder about Germany's competence in such matters. Don't forget Nordstream 2 was about to launch!
That is the error. It is especially disastrous because its been obvious Putin had been rattling the cages of Russia's former allies/neighbours (Ukraine only the latest) for well over twenty years and at the same time, clearly cementing his position in Russia as 'President for life', where else was all this going to lead to?
The West will pay dearly for its lack of foresight, and Ukraine and other east European countries will be the 'whipping boys' for the Wests mistakes
Yes of course, it was mutual 'self-interest' between Germany and Russia, but at what cost... that is the question only history will be able to answer.
To be fair to Germany, all EU leaders were happy for Nord Stream to work. It was a safe and cheap way to secure the supply. Fillon and Rutte didn't look concerned about it.
To be fair to Germany, all EU leaders were happy for Nord Stream to work. It was a safe and cheap way to secure the supply. Fillon and Rutte didn't look concerned about it.
Of course... were any of them going to disagree with something Germany had set up/taken the lead on, were any of them going to say "hang on a minute can we trust Putin with his track record"? Or were most content to say "well if Putin causes trouble, we have economic sanctions, which the Americans will do the 'heavy-lighting' on... and of course NATO.
"And you know they are not sending their best. Bad babushkas!"
These are white people though.
And Slavs to boot - he couldn't possibly have anything against them.
Would also hardly do much to dispel his pro-Putin/Russian links
The west and its hypocrisy shouldn't go unchallenged!
Don't want to derail but I do love how no one ever mentions the obvious caste system in Arab countries.
What does that mean, cap?
so Ireland announces up to 200,000 and the USA announces half that. Nice
I can see him wife shopping whichever orphan looks most like ivanka
But for sure part of Trumps pitch is going to be
Vlad wouldnt have dared to invade if my trigger was on the button (whilst also talking about what a stable genius he is)
Somehow linking it all to hunter bidens corruption and laptop
and of course saying anything and everything (including taking in refugees) was wrong.
Im not sure he will wait till 2024 though... I think he will be pretty vocal around the mid terms as well
If the republicans have a good mid term he will claim credit - if not he will say its because he wasn't officially involved
Many arguing that the "leaked" casualties are likely bogus but definitely uncertain.
https://www.oryxspioenkop.com/2022/02/attack-on-europe-documenting-equipment.html
A comprehensive list of confirmed losses on each side.
Also a map made by Kofman which has aged well regarding the likely scope and positioning of Russia's invasion (February 24th).
Compare it to the current state of affairs modeled via Google Maps by Ukrainian/Russian scholars:
https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewe...&ll=49.068443179501074,32.816406818474945&z=7
Its a Ukrainian heavy district in the suburbs of Cleveland. I was only half joking of course. The 100k will go wherever they want to, although a good number will obviously cluster into existing Ukrainian communities. A lot of Ukrainian descent people also live in Chicago.
We are exceptional.
Central America? I didn’t know is a war down there, refugees should be from war areas and not from countries controlled by the most corrupt politicians on earth. Besides that how many more Central Americans crossed the border since Biden is the president? Is a limit how many people any country can accept without problems.
The name made me think it’d be full of Italians. Misleading!
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Aren't demographics working against him?
Also, I imagine this war is also a opportunity to divide the Republican party (and their voters) even further into two camps. I remember Trump's first campaign identified undecided voters, segmented them into those who could be converted and those who couldn't and aimed to turn the latters into non-voters by antagonizing Clinton. Maybe that is on the cards as well.
They couldn’t even get Shoigu on a video call and had to resort to blatantly faking it (the video snip where he still looks alive here is from end of the January, apparently).