DioNoZeus said:

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trey3216 said:

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Canada2017 said:

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Golem said:

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Canada2017 said:

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Golem said:

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Canada2017 said:

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Golem said:

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Canada2017 said:

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Thousands of Ukrainians are dead .

Millions more are refugees, forced to flee their homes and jobs to other countries .

Cities leveled , farms destroyed, routine services eliminated or disrupted.

Billions of dollars the US simply doesn't possess ……money desperately needed to help our mentally will and homeless ; gleefully given away .

For the first time since 1962 ……the leaders of two superpowers are openly discussing the possibly of nuclear weapons being detonated in a combat zone .

But it's all a 'bargain ' …..a 'gift '

Ukrainian boys and girls are 'happy and eager to do the work'.

Gotta luv the internet.

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It's a gift. Fight the small fight now or the big fight later. Lose a small number of innocents now or a mass number later. Stop the Lebensraum excuses now in Ukraine or deal with a remade USSR with aspirations to never stop growing.

This is a gift. Any chance to hobble a tyrannical regime is a gift.

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A 'gift' only to those safely thousands of miles away .

A 'gift' Dems have worked on since Obama .

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No and no. The Ukrainians would very clearly die on their feet than live on their knees.

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Yeah those sentiments mean so much to grieving families who had their children burned to death or blown apart into fragments .

To those who have watched everything they have worked their entire lives for ….utterly destroyed .

This war is not about any misguided sense of machismo ….not a video game for our entertainment.

It is a tragedy…an avoidable tragedy that the United States had a direct hand in generating .

But most here will only wake up to the realities involved if and when it's US dead littering the ground .

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The Ukrainians chose well. God bless them.

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You are too intelligent to believe the Ukrainian leadership made their choices unhindered by years of US involvement in Ukrainian politics and economic development . Culminating in the pushing of Ukrainian membership into NATO.....an obviously provocative and strategically unnecessary act.

You are too geopolitically astute to be unaware ....that if Russia played the EXACT same game involving MEXICO .

With the final result being a military alliance between Mexico and Russia and the eventual placement of nuclear missiles in Mexico , aimed at the US.......

The US administration......regardless if Democrat or Republican ....would react as outraged as Putin . Would we have invaded .....I don't know.

But all kinds of hell would certainly be on the table.

This current nightmare is not 100% on Putin...not by a mile.

And its only the Ukrainian people paying the price.....so far.

May God help us all.

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you should move your ass somewhere else if you're so against the US.

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He's a simpleton who repeats himself constantly.

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whiterock said:

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Canada2017 said:

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Disappointed you consider me to be a 'simpleton ' .

Guilty as charged with being repetitive.

However this the most dangerous situation our country Russia has placed itself since the Cuban Missile Crises in the 60's .

And most of you younger guys don't have the slightest understanding of what is at risk or the consequences involved .

Worse, you are not remotely interested in evaluating how the US contributed to this ongoing nightmare .

Just the usual ' love it or leave it ' jargon so common during the early years of the Vietnam war.

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The questions we should be discussing are:
--what will looming regime change in Russia look like?

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Sam Lowry said:

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whiterock said:

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Canada2017 said:

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Disappointed you consider me to be a 'simpleton ' .

Guilty as charged with being repetitive.

However this the most dangerous situation our country Russia has placed itself since the Cuban Missile Crises in the 60's .

And most of you younger guys don't have the slightest understanding of what is at risk or the consequences involved .

Worse, you are not remotely interested in evaluating how the US contributed to this ongoing nightmare .

Just the usual ' love it or leave it ' jargon so common during the early years of the Vietnam war.

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The questions we should be discussing are:
--what will looming regime change in Russia look like?

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And at last we come to the real reason for all this reckless nonsense.

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whiterock said:

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Canada2017 said:

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Disappointed you consider me to be a 'simpleton ' .

Guilty as charged with being repetitive.

However this the most dangerous situation our country Russia has placed itself since the Cuban Missile Crises in the 60's .

And most of you younger guys don't have the slightest understanding of what is at risk or the consequences involved .

Worse, you are not remotely interested in evaluating how the US contributed to this ongoing nightmare .

Just the usual ' love it or leave it ' jargon so common during the early years of the Vietnam war.

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FIFY

This conversation is already be overtaken by events.

The question is not "how do we end this war" but rather "how long until Russia collapses."

The Russian invasion culminated in August. They're out of supplies. Even if they could throw 300k troops to the front line, they cannot feed them. They cannot supply them with ammo. Those issues might improve somewhat, but it is not going to reverse. Ukraine has a good (not great, but good) army and it is doing a fine (though not flawless) job. Russia has a BAD army. And it is done. Poke it with a fork time.

Russia cannot stop Ukraine from advancing.
by end of the year, Ukraine is going to reverse all post-2014 Russian gains.
by next spring, Ukraine is going retake all of it's pre-2014 borders, to include Crimea.

The questions we should be discussing are:
--what will looming regime change in Russia look like?
--can the Russian Federation survive intact?
--what is the timeline for inclusion of Ukraine into EU and Nato?

Note: Parts of Kerch Bridge were blown jp this week, apparently by Ukrainian special forces.

Kherson could fall by Halloween Day. Should fall before Thanksgiving Day.

Russian expeditionary forces in Ukraine do not have winter gear.........

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LIB,MR BEARS said:

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" --what will looming regime change in Russia look like?"

How much collateral damage will come from this regime change and will it spill across boarders?

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RMF5630 said:

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LIB,MR BEARS said:

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" --what will looming regime change in Russia look like?"

How much collateral damage will come from this regime change and will it spill across boarders?

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That is saying Putin is a stabilizing presence that kept Russian expansionist bay???

I see any regime change bring more pro-west and after seeing the improvements they see in the Baltics and Ukraine (prior to Putins disaster) how can they integrate into Europe. Russia, at least easy of the Utals, sees itself as European, nit Asian

I believe the question is can they keep Sibetia and east. Do those populations identify with non-European areas, the Stan's with the Moslem world and the East with Asia.

I do not see a more expansionist Russian leader than Putin emerging. There was speculation if Putin gave a nuclear order he would nit survive the conversation, at least reports.

I do not see a Russia behind this type of action.

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LIB,MR BEARS said:

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RMF5630 said:

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LIB,MR BEARS said:

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" --what will looming regime change in Russia look like?"

How much collateral damage will come from this regime change and will it spill across boarders?

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That is saying Putin is a stabilizing presence that kept Russian expansionist bay???

I see any regime change bring more pro-west and after seeing the improvements they see in the Baltics and Ukraine (prior to Putins disaster) how can they integrate into Europe. Russia, at least easy of the Utals, sees itself as European, nit Asian

I believe the question is can they keep Sibetia and east. Do those populations identify with non-European areas, the Stan's with the Moslem world and the East with Asia.

I do not see a more expansionist Russian leader than Putin emerging. There was speculation if Putin gave a nuclear order he would nit survive the conversation, at least reports.

I do not see a Russia behind this type of action.

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That's not saying that at all. Try again.

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RMF5630 said:

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LIB,MR BEARS said:

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RMF5630 said:

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LIB,MR BEARS said:

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" --what will looming regime change in Russia look like?"

How much collateral damage will come from this regime change and will it spill across boarders?

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That is saying Putin is a stabilizing presence that kept Russian expansionist bay???

I see any regime change bring more pro-west and after seeing the improvements they see in the Baltics and Ukraine (prior to Putins disaster) how can they integrate into Europe. Russia, at least easy of the Utals, sees itself as European, nit Asian

I believe the question is can they keep Sibetia and east. Do those populations identify with non-European areas, the Stan's with the Moslem world and the East with Asia.

I do not see a more expansionist Russian leader than Putin emerging. There was speculation if Putin gave a nuclear order he would nit survive the conversation, at least reports.

I do not see a Russia behind this type of action.

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That's not saying that at all. Try again.

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F off, that is my opinion of what happens if regime change occurs In Russia.

How about giving your opinion for discussion rather than trying to look smart. At least Canada gives his view.
What is it with the ******* contingent that can't take part in discussions without attacking someone
I am sick of f-ing children

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whiterock said:

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Canada2017 said:

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Disappointed you consider me to be a 'simpleton ' .

Guilty as charged with being repetitive.

However this the most dangerous situation our country Russia has placed itself since the Cuban Missile Crises in the 60's .

And most of you younger guys don't have the slightest understanding of what is at risk or the consequences involved .

Worse, you are not remotely interested in evaluating how the US contributed to this ongoing nightmare .

Just the usual ' love it or leave it ' jargon so common during the early years of the Vietnam war.

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FIFY

This conversation is already be overtaken by events.

The question is not "how do we end this war" but rather "how long until Russia collapses."

The Russian invasion culminated in August. They're out of supplies. Even if they could throw 300k troops to the front line, they cannot feed them. They cannot supply them with ammo. Those issues might improve somewhat, but it is not going to reverse. Ukraine has a good (not great, but good) army and it is doing a fine (though not flawless) job. Russia has a BAD army. And it is done. Poke it with a fork time.

Russia cannot stop Ukraine from advancing.
by end of the year, Ukraine is going to reverse all post-2014 Russian gains.
by next spring, Ukraine is going retake all of it's pre-2014 borders, to include Crimea.

The questions we should be discussing are:
--what will looming regime change in Russia look like?
--can the Russian Federation survive intact?
--what is the timeline for inclusion of Ukraine into EU and Nato?

Note: Parts of Kerch Bridge were blown jp this week, apparently by Ukrainian special forces.

Kherson could fall by Halloween Day. Should fall before Thanksgiving Day.

Russian expeditionary forces in Ukraine do not have winter gear.........

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LIB,MR BEARS said:

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RMF5630 said:

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LIB,MR BEARS said:

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RMF5630 said:

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LIB,MR BEARS said:

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" --what will looming regime change in Russia look like?"

How much collateral damage will come from this regime change and will it spill across boarders?

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That is saying Putin is a stabilizing presence that kept Russian expansionist bay???

I see any regime change bring more pro-west and after seeing the improvements they see in the Baltics and Ukraine (prior to Putins disaster) how can they integrate into Europe. Russia, at least easy of the Utals, sees itself as European, nit Asian

I believe the question is can they keep Sibetia and east. Do those populations identify with non-European areas, the Stan's with the Moslem world and the East with Asia.

I do not see a more expansionist Russian leader than Putin emerging. There was speculation if Putin gave a nuclear order he would nit survive the conversation, at least reports.

I do not see a Russia behind this type of action.

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That's not saying that at all. Try again.

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F off, that is my opinion of what happens if regime change occurs In Russia.

How about giving your opinion for discussion rather than trying to look smart. At least Canada gives his view.
What is it with the ******* contingent that can't take part in discussions without attacking someone
I am sick of f-ing children

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Wow. Point out my attack?

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Nuclear war probability is rising rapidly

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 9, 2022

Doc Holliday said:

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Nuclear war probability is rising rapidly

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 9, 2022

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He Hate Me said:

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Doc Holliday said:

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Nuclear war probability is rising rapidly

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 9, 2022

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What does this mean? How can explain the dynamics at play and the risk of nuclear war within the constraints of a tweet?

It is like moving the hands of the Doomsday clock. It communicates something but I am not sure it actually explains much of anything.

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Doc Holliday said:

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He Hate Me said:

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Doc Holliday said:

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Nuclear war probability is rising rapidly

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 9, 2022

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What does this mean? How can explain the dynamics at play and the risk of nuclear war within the constraints of a tweet?

It is like moving the hands of the Doomsday clock. It communicates something but I am not sure it actually explains much of anything.

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https://www.lesswrong.com/posts/Dod9AWz8Rp4Svdpof/why-i-think-there-s-a-one-in-six-chance-of-an-imminent

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He Hate Me said:

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Doc Holliday said:

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Nuclear war probability is rising rapidly

— Elon Musk (@elonmusk) October 9, 2022

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What does this mean? How can explain the dynamics at play and the risk of nuclear war within the constraints of a tweet?

It is like moving the hands of the Doomsday clock. It communicates something but I am not sure it actually explains much of anything.

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trey3216 said:

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Canada2017 said:

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whiterock said:

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Canada2017 said:

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Disappointed you consider me to be a 'simpleton ' .

Guilty as charged with being repetitive.

However this the most dangerous situation our country Russia has placed itself since the Cuban Missile Crises in the 60's .

And most of you younger guys don't have the slightest understanding of what is at risk or the consequences involved .

Worse, you are not remotely interested in evaluating how the US contributed to this ongoing nightmare .

Just the usual ' love it or leave it ' jargon so common during the early years of the Vietnam war.

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FIFY

This conversation is already be overtaken by events.

The question is not "how do we end this war" but rather "how long until Russia collapses."

The Russian invasion culminated in August. They're out of supplies. Even if they could throw 300k troops to the front line, they cannot feed them. They cannot supply them with ammo. Those issues might improve somewhat, but it is not going to reverse. Ukraine has a good (not great, but good) army and it is doing a fine (though not flawless) job. Russia has a BAD army. And it is done. Poke it with a fork time.

Russia cannot stop Ukraine from advancing.
by end of the year, Ukraine is going to reverse all post-2014 Russian gains.
by next spring, Ukraine is going retake all of it's pre-2014 borders, to include Crimea.

The questions we should be discussing are:
--what will looming regime change in Russia look like?
--can the Russian Federation survive intact?
--what is the timeline for inclusion of Ukraine into EU and Nato?

Note: Parts of Kerch Bridge were blown jp this week, apparently by Ukrainian special forces.

Kherson could fall by Halloween Day. Should fall before Thanksgiving Day.

Russian expeditionary forces in Ukraine do not have winter gear.........

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I hope you are right .

The one wild card people continue to ignore is Putin himself .

Ruthless and evil, but no fool .

If he loses the war or even is perceived not to have 'won' it Putin will be deposed.

If Putin is deposed he will be executed…..legally or otherwise. Possibly members of his family will be imprisoned as well.

Without a doubt Putin is aware of this .

He is not going to go out quietly . Putin will emulate his hero….Joseph Stalin .

Unless Putin is taken out asap I believe there is a real chance he will employ ( at a minimum) low yield tactical nukes .

Somehow , someway Putin needs to die .

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If he loses the war? If?

He's already lost this war, and he knows it.

That's why he keeps sabre-rattling. He's got to try and project that Russia is mighty.

He's already toast

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LIB,MR BEARS said:

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There are a lot of messages being delivered every time a Russian falls down a flight of stairs and dies or falls out an open window from an upper floor with the same result. People are already fighting for and against regime change now. Some of these dead guys didn't realize they were the political shatter zones.

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LIB,MR BEARS said:

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LIB,MR BEARS said:

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There are a lot of messages being delivered every time a Russian falls down a flight of stairs and dies or falls out an open window from an upper floor with the same result. People are already fighting for and against regime change now. Some of these dead guys didn't realize they were the political shatter zones.

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https://www.stripes.com/theaters/europe/2022-10-07/kremlin-fires-military-commanders-7611381.html

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RMF5630 said:

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trey3216 said:

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Canada2017 said:

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whiterock said:

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Canada2017 said:

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Disappointed you consider me to be a 'simpleton ' .

Guilty as charged with being repetitive.

However this the most dangerous situation our country Russia has placed itself since the Cuban Missile Crises in the 60's .

And most of you younger guys don't have the slightest understanding of what is at risk or the consequences involved .

Worse, you are not remotely interested in evaluating how the US contributed to this ongoing nightmare .

Just the usual ' love it or leave it ' jargon so common during the early years of the Vietnam war.

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FIFY

This conversation is already be overtaken by events.

The question is not "how do we end this war" but rather "how long until Russia collapses."

The Russian invasion culminated in August. They're out of supplies. Even if they could throw 300k troops to the front line, they cannot feed them. They cannot supply them with ammo. Those issues might improve somewhat, but it is not going to reverse. Ukraine has a good (not great, but good) army and it is doing a fine (though not flawless) job. Russia has a BAD army. And it is done. Poke it with a fork time.

Russia cannot stop Ukraine from advancing.
by end of the year, Ukraine is going to reverse all post-2014 Russian gains.
by next spring, Ukraine is going retake all of it's pre-2014 borders, to include Crimea.

The questions we should be discussing are:
--what will looming regime change in Russia look like?
--can the Russian Federation survive intact?
--what is the timeline for inclusion of Ukraine into EU and Nato?

Note: Parts of Kerch Bridge were blown jp this week, apparently by Ukrainian special forces.

Kherson could fall by Halloween Day. Should fall before Thanksgiving Day.

Russian expeditionary forces in Ukraine do not have winter gear.........

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I hope you are right .

The one wild card people continue to ignore is Putin himself .

Ruthless and evil, but no fool .

If he loses the war or even is perceived not to have 'won' it Putin will be deposed.

If Putin is deposed he will be executed…..legally or otherwise. Possibly members of his family will be imprisoned as well.

Without a doubt Putin is aware of this .

He is not going to go out quietly . Putin will emulate his hero….Joseph Stalin .

Unless Putin is taken out asap I believe there is a real chance he will employ ( at a minimum) low yield tactical nukes .

Somehow , someway Putin needs to die .

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If he loses the war? If?

He's already lost this war, and he knows it.

That's why he keeps sabre-rattling. He's got to try and project that Russia is mighty.

He's already toast

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He is worried about keeping what he has. Because of what Whiterock stated earlier, for the next 6 months, time is now Russia's enemy. Interesting that General Winter is now working against Russia, traditionally their biggest ally.

We will see how long that holds and if Russia is able to get their supply and tech issues resolved.

A rarity on this thread, I agree with Canada about Putin. I do not see how he survives, those that want him out will act and those that agree with him will use his own strategies/rules against him. There really is no way out for him.

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Canada2017 said:

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RMF5630 said:

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Canada2017 said:

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RMF5630 said:

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trey3216 said:

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Canada2017 said:

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whiterock said:

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Canada2017 said:

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Disappointed you consider me to be a 'simpleton ' .

Guilty as charged with being repetitive.

However this the most dangerous situation our country Russia has placed itself since the Cuban Missile Crises in the 60's .

And most of you younger guys don't have the slightest understanding of what is at risk or the consequences involved .

Worse, you are not remotely interested in evaluating how the US contributed to this ongoing nightmare .

Just the usual ' love it or leave it ' jargon so common during the early years of the Vietnam war.

---

FIFY

This conversation is already be overtaken by events.

The question is not "how do we end this war" but rather "how long until Russia collapses."

The Russian invasion culminated in August. They're out of supplies. Even if they could throw 300k troops to the front line, they cannot feed them. They cannot supply them with ammo. Those issues might improve somewhat, but it is not going to reverse. Ukraine has a good (not great, but good) army and it is doing a fine (though not flawless) job. Russia has a BAD army. And it is done. Poke it with a fork time.

Russia cannot stop Ukraine from advancing.
by end of the year, Ukraine is going to reverse all post-2014 Russian gains.
by next spring, Ukraine is going retake all of it's pre-2014 borders, to include Crimea.

The questions we should be discussing are:
--what will looming regime change in Russia look like?
--can the Russian Federation survive intact?
--what is the timeline for inclusion of Ukraine into EU and Nato?

Note: Parts of Kerch Bridge were blown jp this week, apparently by Ukrainian special forces.

Kherson could fall by Halloween Day. Should fall before Thanksgiving Day.

Russian expeditionary forces in Ukraine do not have winter gear.........

---

I hope you are right .

The one wild card people continue to ignore is Putin himself .

Ruthless and evil, but no fool .

If he loses the war or even is perceived not to have 'won' it Putin will be deposed.

If Putin is deposed he will be executed…..legally or otherwise. Possibly members of his family will be imprisoned as well.

Without a doubt Putin is aware of this .

He is not going to go out quietly . Putin will emulate his hero….Joseph Stalin .

Unless Putin is taken out asap I believe there is a real chance he will employ ( at a minimum) low yield tactical nukes .

Somehow , someway Putin needs to die .

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If he loses the war? If?

He's already lost this war, and he knows it.

That's why he keeps sabre-rattling. He's got to try and project that Russia is mighty.

He's already toast

---

He is worried about keeping what he has. Because of what Whiterock stated earlier, for the next 6 months, time is now Russia's enemy. Interesting that General Winter is now working against Russia, traditionally their biggest ally.

We will see how long that holds and if Russia is able to get their supply and tech issues resolved.

A rarity on this thread, I agree with Canada about Putin. I do not see how he survives, those that want him out will act and those that agree with him will use his own strategies/rules against him. There really is no way out for him.

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Only way out for Putin is to 'win'…..or escalate this war into some kind of horrible 'payback'.

Which would be relatively easy for him to do .

Meanwhile our dementia riddled president is warning about potential Armageddon.

Elections have consequences.

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No argument here. If you show weakness in the Oval Office, this is what happens. This all started after Biden's botched up Afghanistan withdrawl. I have NO PROBLEM leaving Afghanistan, but not the way it was executed. Russia and China saw that and things start rolling.

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Honestly don't believe Biden is in full control of his faculties or his administration.

I remember events surrounding the Cuban Missile Crisis . People were openly getting prepared ( as best they could ) for the horrors of a hydrogen bomb blast .

But in the back of everyone's mind was a confidence in our young , vibrant president Kennedy, that he would make the right decisions….regardless if it meant war or peace .

Now the situation is far worse ……and our president is an old incoherent mess .

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Several missile strikes in the center of Kyiv. Burning cars with people who were commuting to work. The strike was deliberately carried out during rush hour on a busy street to inflict maximum losses and intimidate. A pure act of terrorism. pic.twitter.com/KaOwUSMZio

— Maria Avdeeva (@maria_avdv) October 10, 2022

trey3216 said:

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Several missile strikes in the center of Kyiv. Burning cars with people who were commuting to work. The strike was deliberately carried out during rush hour on a busy street to inflict maximum losses and intimidate. A pure act of terrorism. pic.twitter.com/KaOwUSMZio

— Maria Avdeeva (@maria_avdv) October 10, 2022

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Doc Holliday said:

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trey3216 said:

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Several missile strikes in the center of Kyiv. Burning cars with people who were commuting to work. The strike was deliberately carried out during rush hour on a busy street to inflict maximum losses and intimidate. A pure act of terrorism. pic.twitter.com/KaOwUSMZio

— Maria Avdeeva (@maria_avdv) October 10, 2022

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If they're crazy enough to do this, they're crazy enough to use nukes.

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trey3216 said:

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Doc Holliday said:

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trey3216 said:

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Several missile strikes in the center of Kyiv. Burning cars with people who were commuting to work. The strike was deliberately carried out during rush hour on a busy street to inflict maximum losses and intimidate. A pure act of terrorism. pic.twitter.com/KaOwUSMZio

— Maria Avdeeva (@maria_avdv) October 10, 2022

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If they're crazy enough to do this, they're crazy enough to use nukes.

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This is kind of proof that they won't use nukes. They'll kick and scream and through toddler tantrums while launching cruise missiles into Universities and malls. Think Grozny, Syria, etc.

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Doc Holliday said:

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trey3216 said:

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Several missile strikes in the center of Kyiv. Burning cars with people who were commuting to work. The strike was deliberately carried out during rush hour on a busy street to inflict maximum losses and intimidate. A pure act of terrorism. pic.twitter.com/KaOwUSMZio

— Maria Avdeeva (@maria_avdv) October 10, 2022

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If they're crazy enough to do this, they're crazy enough to use nukes.

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trey3216 said:

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Doc Holliday said:

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trey3216 said:

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Several missile strikes in the center of Kyiv. Burning cars with people who were commuting to work. The strike was deliberately carried out during rush hour on a busy street to inflict maximum losses and intimidate. A pure act of terrorism. pic.twitter.com/KaOwUSMZio

— Maria Avdeeva (@maria_avdv) October 10, 2022

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If they're crazy enough to do this, they're crazy enough to use nukes.

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This is kind of proof that they won't use nukes. They'll kick and scream and throw toddler tantrums while launching cruise missiles into Universities and malls. Think Grozny, Syria, etc.

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trey3216 said:

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Doc Holliday said:

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trey3216 said:

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Several missile strikes in the center of Kyiv. Burning cars with people who were commuting to work. The strike was deliberately carried out during rush hour on a busy street to inflict maximum losses and intimidate. A pure act of terrorism. pic.twitter.com/KaOwUSMZio

— Maria Avdeeva (@maria_avdv) October 10, 2022

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If they're crazy enough to do this, they're crazy enough to use nukes.

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This is kind of proof that they won't use nukes. They'll kick and scream and throw toddler tantrums while launching cruise missiles into Universities and malls. Think Grozny, Syria, etc.

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Sam Lowry said:

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trey3216 said:

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Doc Holliday said:

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trey3216 said:

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Several missile strikes in the center of Kyiv. Burning cars with people who were commuting to work. The strike was deliberately carried out during rush hour on a busy street to inflict maximum losses and intimidate. A pure act of terrorism. pic.twitter.com/KaOwUSMZio

— Maria Avdeeva (@maria_avdv) October 10, 2022

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If they're crazy enough to do this, they're crazy enough to use nukes.

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This is kind of proof that they won't use nukes. They'll kick and scream and throw toddler tantrums while launching cruise missiles into Universities and malls. Think Grozny, Syria, etc.

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Wrong. The Grozny option is just another step in the escalation.

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