Elixir
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That's meager ambition. If it's okay for Ruskies to invade Ukraine, it must be okay for NATO to invade (and dissolve) Russia.
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How should west respond to potential (likely) Russian invasion of Ukraine?
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Copernicus
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Is gaslighting the same thing as trolling? I'm sure that barbos could get a certain state judge in Colorado to agree with him that it isn't. Besides, Russia is one of those countries that has an endless supply of gas, so it doesn't cost him anything.
barbos
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If you had not decided to provoke it it would not have started in the first place.
barbos
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Iraq was no threat to US.
US conducted maidan in Ukraine with explicit goal to cause a war with Russia and subsequent "regime" change there.
In other words, US is the cause of both wars.
Are you going to answer my question?
Fixed it for you. How does it feel that Putin is using the same playbook Bush did?
Like I've said before;
barbos
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Out of NATO it was no threat. With NATO it was absolute threat.
NATO is a criminal organization (controlled by US MIC) which was involved in countless illegal wars and regime changes all over the world.
Tell me you know fuck all about NATO without telling me you know fuck all about NATO. Specifically Articles 1 and 10.
barbos
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Article-shmarticle, NATO is a criminal organization that can not be trusted. That's all you need to know,
They themselves admitted that.
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Blow up a train on a bridge.Blow up a train inside a tunnel.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Severomuysky_Tunnel
Used as freight transport from China, there are routes around but they have steep grades and tight curves requiring slower speeds and extra engines.
It's good to know how far Ukraine's SBU can reach. And it's something to do, keeps the morale up while we're all waiting for the US Congress to get off its dead ass.
Here's hoping it's a real mess inside that tunnel.
Cheers.
So, these "routes around" I mentioned. Yeah. The Russians of course started using another with a 2% grade with a viaduct known as the Devil's Bridge.
The SBU blew it up too.
The third with a 4% grade, I don't think is operational.
I'm noticing a pattern with the Russians. They seems to be pretty good at learning from past experiences. But they're not so good at thinking ahead. It's like everything has to be a lesson hard learned with them.
Oh well. Happy Friday.
T.G.G. Moogly
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And the weather that just lashed Crimea removed many of the barricades placed by Putin to protect his pet bridge from further seaborn drone attacks. Not a good thing. Maybe they were anchored in place with cinder blocks. The Ruskies need to up their game which is tough to do when so much wealth is being diverted into building yachts. Maybe they should surround the bridge with yachts, they seem to possess a lot of those.
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Media: SBU blows up another train in Russia's far east
This was allegedly the second stage of an SBU operation to disable the Baikal-Amur railway line. This key railway route, crucial for Russian military logistics, runs north of the Trans-Siberian railway and is part of a network of tracks connecting Russia with China.
Cheerful Charlie
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Music to blow up Russian trains to.
This is why no one takes you seriously.
Is it NATO of Ukraine that's wrecking trains in Russia?
T.G.G. Moogly
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Ukraine is a threat. NATO and Ukraine is a threat. NATO is a threat. Barbos can't lose with all those conditions.
Lots of happy slaves in Russia because to be alive in a slave state is somehow worth celebrating I guess.
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Whichever one Putin tells him.
What Barbarino doesn't seem to understand is that if Ukraine were really Jonesing to become part of Russia again, they wouldn't be lining their flower beds with the bodies of Russian conscripts. If NATO and the West weren't shipping weapons and ammunition, the Ukrainians would still have put up a helluva fight. They've been fighting Russian aggression for a decade since the Maidan Uprising. You remember...when the people were so enamored of their Putin puppet President that he had to flee the country?
NATO is simply giving the citizens of Ukraine the tools to carry on the fight and rid their country of Russia once and for all.
Elixir
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We should keep this front of mind instead of treating babs as an independent agent advancing his own thoughts.
No, babs is a grown up with access to the same information you have and can reach his own conclusions. These are his thought. He believes the shit he spews.
Elixir
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I doubt it. He’s not a drooling moron; he knows NATO didn’t invade Ukraine (for example).
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@barbos strongly reminds me of the bulk of Americans who believed what the Bush administration claimed, and the semi-official news agency Fox reported, during the lead up and early years of the USA invasion of Iraq.
The Iraqi government is a threat to U.S. security. Saddam Hussein is in league with Al Queda and has WMD. We'll be welcomed as liberators. It'll be over in a month.
Yeah, right.
Tom