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International Trump says Russia should be readmitted to G7

Did they have resources and no security agreements? It’s basically Ukraine’s fault for looking so good. They were asking for it.

In my opinion Russia has never done much to get closer to its neighbors to the west.
After the wall went down and glasnost it was business as usual for Russia, towards the western countries. They kept spying, violating airspace and in 2017 IIRC they trained an airstrike on Stockholm. They jam GPS (done for years).
In 2016 radio masts was sabotaged in Sweden signs pointed to Russia.
There has been signs of foreign activities on small islands in Stockholm's archipelago.

Russia wants to be left alone? I laugh...
 
Russia was dealing with Chechnya and the post communist mess in 2004. But given the Sebastopol fleet, it was impossible to just allow Ukraine to join NATO. Let s say Russia has been getting provoked since the fall of the Soviet Union.

And Russia has of course done nothing to anybody during that time?
Should we start back in the Soviet era with the Catalina affair?
We can move on to U137 and then you can read my other post in here.
 
"Show a united front and push back" OK, how? You gonna shout some angry words at them?

As for getting weaker, lol.
PENTAGON —
Russia's military is bigger and stronger than it was prior to invading Ukraine in February 2022, the commander of United States Air Forces in Europe and Africa cautioned Tuesday.

"Russia is getting larger, and they're getting better than they were before. … They are actually larger than they were when [the invasion] kicked off," Air Force General James Hecker told reporters at the Air & Space Forces Association's annual Air, Space & Cyber Conference.
They are doing fine militarily at the moment, but their economy is struggling more by the day. Russian internal opposition to the war is increasing as more young Russians are sent home in caskets while inflation is spiralling out of control.
 
Russia invaded Georgia too lol

What did Georgia do to provoke that?
Listen I am not here to excuse everything Russia has ever done. IDGAF I don t have a horse in this game. But I just don t buy into the narrative that NATO is Unicef or something and that it‘s fine for former USSR countries to join it. Read up on NATO and read up from unbiased sources about the build up in provocations over the last 20 years.
 
And Russia has of course done nothing to anybody during that time?
Should we start back in the Soviet era with the Catalina affair?
We can move on to U137 and then you can read my other post in here.
That s not the point. Russia is a former empire and its cold war enemy is making military alliance within its former borders. I am not saying Russia is the good guy here, merely that ignoring Nato‘s role in that mess is ignorant.
 
That s not the point. Russia is a former empire and its cold war enemy is making military alliance within its former borders. I am not saying Russia is the good guy here, merely that ignoring Nato‘s role in that mess is ignorant.

Ah of course not.
Russias aggression towards its neighbors is not the point.
Russia driving its neighbors into NATO's arms is not the point.
Why do you think Russia's closest neighbors are choosing to join NATO?
Russia has not done much to make their neighbors feel good about them.

When they even train military strikes against "Ahvenanmaa"/Åland. (2015)
Now what is Åland? it is an autonomous and demilitarized region of Finland (small group of islands) and 30K people live there.
So being demilitarized is not enough to please Russia it seems...


NATO may be blamed... But damn does Russia make it easy for them.
 
Ah of course not.
Russias aggression towards its neighbors is not the point.
Russia driving its neighbors into NATO's arms is not the point.
Why do you think Russia's closest neighbors are choosing to join NATO?
Russia has not done much to make their neighbors feel good about them.

When they even train military strikes against "Ahvenanmaa"/Åland. (2015)
Now what is Åland? it is an autonomous and demilitarized region of Finland (small group of islands) and 30K people live there.
So being demilitarized is not enough to please Russia it seems...


NATO may be blamed... But damn does Russia make it easy for them.
They never get tired of this shit
"Russua and NATO are both equally bad, which is why nobody should stop Russia from destroying Ukraine."
 
They are doing fine militarily at the moment, but their economy is struggling more by the day. Russian internal opposition to the war is increasing as more young Russians are sent home in caskets while inflation is spiralling out of control.

Average age of soldier in ukraine war is in forties, probably first time in history

Yayy low birth rate and aging populations
 
Didn’t conservative fat fucks riot at the capital and bitch about how they won an election that they lost?

It’s clear that y’all feel super conscious about yourselves.
Yup they sure did but that ended within days. Damn emaciated confused about life libs started crying around 2015/2016 and haven't stopped since. Even in Biden's 4 years all "y'all" did was cry about Trump and its still going on today. I'd say grab some tissues for those tears but I'm sure you already got some near by.

Conservatives
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Libs
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It's wild to be so dedicated to your party while at the same time disavowing everything they stand for
Yeah finding common ground with the others is a mortal sin. They risk losing the bull nose-ring, having to rinse the dye out of hair, wearing deodorant, and getting a job if someone snitches on them.
 
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