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  • N35t0r
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    You don't understand, Putin didn't want to do that, he was forced against his will by the West

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  • BeBMan
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    Originally posted by MORONICMOSCOWMOBY View Post

    He doesn't want all of Ukraine, you ****wit 🙄
    I guess that is why he denied Ukranian statehood to justify the aggression, and why his underlings still fantasize about Ukraine not existing anymore.

    Like ex-pres Medvedev, quoted by TASS, the state-owned news agency of Russia, which refers to him making such statements in his official gov role as "Deputy Chairman of Russia’s Security Council"

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  • giblets
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    Originally posted by MOBIUS View Post

    He doesn't want all of Ukraine, you ****wit 🙄
    If the war is about keeping the NATO line away from Moscow, wouldn't Putin need to take at least half of the country to accomplish his goal?

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  • Dinner
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    Originally posted by MOBIUS View Post

    He doesn't want all of Ukraine, you ****wit 🙄
    Oh, he certainly originally tried for all of Ukraine and his ultimate goal is to be at geographic choke points west of Ukraine. Ukraine is not Russia's final goal; it is just on the way to its final goal.

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  • MOBIUS
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    Educate yourselves...

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    Doomsday clock is now 90 seconds from midnight...

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  • MOBIUS
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    Originally posted by N35t0r View Post
    You said that Ukrainian troops in Kursk would be obliterated, and the front in the east would collapse, yet there are still Ukrainian troops in Kursk, and the front in the east has not been moving any faster than before.

    Your definition of 'literally all' makes me seriously wonder what they call an education there in Wales.
    The Ukrainians are being obliterated by being held in place (as I explained would happen). Russia is in no hurry to take back a tiny tract of farmland while it can stretch Ukrainian forces on badly exposed territory and bomb the living **** out of them (again, as I said and explained why).

    In the east you're clearly not paying any attention because Russian gains started to accelerate exponentially month on month ever since Kursk. Ukraine is essentially in retreat in southern Donbas as they repeatedly get outflanked and encircled - because they have no reserves to prevent that from happening (as I said months ago).

    I also said Russia would mop up around Pokrovsk and not attacking directly as the threat of attack forces Ukraine to defend Pokrovsk in depth - as I said months ago. That is exactly what Russia is doing.

    So Russia is steamrolling the Ukrainian industrial heartlands at it's own pace, mainly because by doing so it can shred the **** out of Ukrainian forces with its massive artillery superiority and gigantic glide bombs...

    That's attrition, you morons, as I spelled it out to you on multiple occasions...

    Anyway all my posts are there predicting all of this.

    Assuming they haven't been deleted by whatever 'glitch' singled out half a dozen of my threads and ~2.5k of my posts... Oh yeah, just a glitch but I was the only poster targeted! 😅👍

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  • MOBIUS
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    Originally posted by Dinner View Post
    Remember Congress will probably force some sort of aid to Ukraine.
    Oerdin is always wrong and/or probably smokes crack

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  • MOBIUS
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    It's happening...

    More mainstream podcasters with very large audiences are beginning to interview people about the truth about Ukraine, and the US in general.👍

    Mo Gawdat just does podcasts about Health and Wellness, so I didn't follow him for his politics - though when Gabor Maté ripped Israel a new one on his podcast, I was pleasantly surprised. Now he's got Jeffrey Sachs doing an exposé... 😁👍

    I've not listened to his stuff in months and now I realise he's done an entire miniseries on this stuff.

    The wheels are falling off the US lie machine - the dam is bursting...

    First was the genocide and now Trump. The world is turning its back on America.

    Wake up and smell the coffee, you morons... 😅
    Last edited by MOBIUS; November 12, 2024, 15:15.

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  • MOBIUS
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    Originally posted by BeBMan View Post

    Yeah, I read something along the lines that if Trump wants peace now it would collide with Putin's aim to get all of Ukraine, at a time when Vlad feels he could make small gains indefinately if he just burns through manpower forevah, regardless if it costs lives of Ukranians, Russians, North Koreans or whoever on the planet.

    Also, a complete loss of Ukraine would then fall on Trump, which he probably doesn't like, since it's not "winning"

    However, Trump is Trump, so we have to wait and see what approach he's taking.
    He doesn't want all of Ukraine, you ****wit 🙄

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  • Dinner
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    Remember Congress will probably force some sort of aid to Ukraine.

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  • BeBMan
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    Originally posted by The Mad Monk View Post
    Actually, I'm feeling optimistic about Trump's tenure vis a vis Ukraine, for several reasons.

    First, as evidenced by his relationship with Kim, even if he "likes" someone, if he doesn't get what he wants, he will walk away and never look back, as what happened during the "peace talks" he tried to broker between North and South Korea (he cut negotiations short and left Kim at the table). Given what he's said about his Ukraine peace plans, one can easily see Putin reacting badly, with Trump responding in kind.

    Second, Russian state media apparently aired nude photos of Melania on television while reporting Trump's re-election.

    ...so yeah, there's that.
    Yeah, I read something along the lines that if Trump wants peace now it would collide with Putin's aim to get all of Ukraine, at a time when Vlad feels he could make small gains indefinately if he just burns through manpower forevah, regardless if it costs lives of Ukranians, Russians, North Koreans or whoever on the planet.

    Also, a complete loss of Ukraine would then fall on Trump, which he probably doesn't like, since it's not "winning"

    However, Trump is Trump, so we have to wait and see what approach he's taking.

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  • Jon Miller
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    Trump kisses up to those who are more powerful than him.

    We can hope he has other people to kiss up to than Putin, who wants different things than Putin.

    JM

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  • The Mad Monk
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    Actually, I'm feeling optimistic about Trump's tenure vis a vis Ukraine, for several reasons.

    First, as evidenced by his relationship with Kim, even if he "likes" someone, if he doesn't get what he wants, he will walk away and never look back, as what happened during the "peace talks" he tried to broker between North and South Korea (he cut negotiations short and left Kim at the table). Given what he's said about his Ukraine peace plans, one can easily see Putin reacting badly, with Trump responding in kind.

    Second, Russian state media apparently aired nude photos of Melania on television while reporting Trump's re-election.

    ...so yeah, there's that.

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  • The Mad Monk
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    Clearly the Welsh never learned how to spell, so...

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  • N35t0r
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    Originally posted by MOBIUS View Post
    Hey brain donors, I note that literally all of my predictions regarding Ukraine, Kursk, Pokrovsk etc. have been steadily coming true...

    When are you morons going to finally admit that Kursk has been a colossal cluster**** for Ukraine? 🤦🤦🤦

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    You said that Ukrainian troops in Kursk would be obliterated, and the front in the east would collapse, yet there are still Ukrainian troops in Kursk, and the front in the east has not been moving any faster than before.

    Your definition of 'literally all' makes me seriously wonder what they call an education there in Wales.

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