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Quote from: sonofdaxjones on May 04, 2022, 11:20:37 AMTrimbot aka Trimdork: The King of being wholly unoriginal. being wholly unoriginal was the post, lmao
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Almost every story you read in the alleged “legitimate” news has a paragraph or two towards the end that says something along the lines of: These reports have not been independently verified So if you’re believing anything coming out of the Ukrainians (pro tip-they can’t intercept, recon or detect anything without NATO/US help/doing it for them, which means CIA/MI6) straight up: Then please do not tell anyone you’re affiliated with Kansas State University.
Quote from: LickNeckey on May 03, 2022, 09:28:55 AMQuote from: sonofdaxjones on May 02, 2022, 03:16:54 PMWhile @Spracne attempts to go off on one of his usual enraged deflection exercises, let's get back to the matter at hand.I'm absolutely stunned to think that the rhetoric of the alleged pro's and adults would be used against them to justify this oingoing war by Putin. There is a sense in Europe that "the US is dragging everyone into a different war", said Professor François Heisbourg, a French defence analyst, citing similar comments by Mr Biden about "the butcher of Moscow" and how "Putin must go". Some wonder what Washington is trying to say – or do."To help Ukraine prevail is not about waging war against Russia for reasons related to its governance," Prof Heisbourg said. "Regime change may be a vision but not a war aim."He and others said that such talk from Washington plays perfectly into Mr Putin's narrative that Nato is waging war against Russia, and that Russia is fighting a defensive war for its survival in Ukraine.That may give Mr Putin the excuse on May 9, the annual celebration of the Soviet victory over Nazi Germany, to declare this "special military operation" a war, which would allow him, if he chooses, to mobilise the population and use conscripts widely in the battle.Talk of victory over Russia "gives easy ammunition to the other side and creates the fear that the West may go further, and it is not what we want," said Dr Ulrich Speck, a German analyst. "We don't want to cut Russia into pieces."Mr Gerard Araud, a former French ambassador to the US and the UN, commented on Twitter: "The support to Ukraine in its modalities and its objectives should be agreed at a political level between allies. Right now, we are sleepwalking to nobody knows where."[/b]https://www.straitstimes.com/world/europe/us-talk-of-victory-against-russia-has-some-allies-nervous"It has to remain our goal that Russia does not win this war," "The perpetrators and those who commissioned them have to be held accountable" "We won't withdraw the sanctions unless he (Putin) reaches an agreement with Ukraine, and he won't get that with a dictated peace.""We will not accept Russia's annexation of Crimea. That was a breach of international law ... that remains true,"Docked 2 full letter grades
Quote from: sonofdaxjones on May 02, 2022, 03:16:54 PMWhile @Spracne attempts to go off on one of his usual enraged deflection exercises, let's get back to the matter at hand.I'm absolutely stunned to think that the rhetoric of the alleged pro's and adults would be used against them to justify this oingoing war by Putin. There is a sense in Europe that "the US is dragging everyone into a different war", said Professor François Heisbourg, a French defence analyst, citing similar comments by Mr Biden about "the butcher of Moscow" and how "Putin must go". Some wonder what Washington is trying to say – or do."To help Ukraine prevail is not about waging war against Russia for reasons related to its governance," Prof Heisbourg said. "Regime change may be a vision but not a war aim."He and others said that such talk from Washington plays perfectly into Mr Putin's narrative that Nato is waging war against Russia, and that Russia is fighting a defensive war for its survival in Ukraine.That may give Mr Putin the excuse on May 9, the annual celebration of the Soviet victory over Nazi Germany, to declare this "special military operation" a war, which would allow him, if he chooses, to mobilise the population and use conscripts widely in the battle.Talk of victory over Russia "gives easy ammunition to the other side and creates the fear that the West may go further, and it is not what we want," said Dr Ulrich Speck, a German analyst. "We don't want to cut Russia into pieces."Mr Gerard Araud, a former French ambassador to the US and the UN, commented on Twitter: "The support to Ukraine in its modalities and its objectives should be agreed at a political level between allies. Right now, we are sleepwalking to nobody knows where."[/b]https://www.straitstimes.com/world/europe/us-talk-of-victory-against-russia-has-some-allies-nervous"It has to remain our goal that Russia does not win this war," "The perpetrators and those who commissioned them have to be held accountable" "We won't withdraw the sanctions unless he (Putin) reaches an agreement with Ukraine, and he won't get that with a dictated peace.""We will not accept Russia's annexation of Crimea. That was a breach of international law ... that remains true,"
While @Spracne attempts to go off on one of his usual enraged deflection exercises, let's get back to the matter at hand.I'm absolutely stunned to think that the rhetoric of the alleged pro's and adults would be used against them to justify this oingoing war by Putin. There is a sense in Europe that "the US is dragging everyone into a different war", said Professor François Heisbourg, a French defence analyst, citing similar comments by Mr Biden about "the butcher of Moscow" and how "Putin must go". Some wonder what Washington is trying to say – or do."To help Ukraine prevail is not about waging war against Russia for reasons related to its governance," Prof Heisbourg said. "Regime change may be a vision but not a war aim."He and others said that such talk from Washington plays perfectly into Mr Putin's narrative that Nato is waging war against Russia, and that Russia is fighting a defensive war for its survival in Ukraine.That may give Mr Putin the excuse on May 9, the annual celebration of the Soviet victory over Nazi Germany, to declare this "special military operation" a war, which would allow him, if he chooses, to mobilise the population and use conscripts widely in the battle.Talk of victory over Russia "gives easy ammunition to the other side and creates the fear that the West may go further, and it is not what we want," said Dr Ulrich Speck, a German analyst. "We don't want to cut Russia into pieces."Mr Gerard Araud, a former French ambassador to the US and the UN, commented on Twitter: "The support to Ukraine in its modalities and its objectives should be agreed at a political level between allies. Right now, we are sleepwalking to nobody knows where."[/b]https://www.straitstimes.com/world/europe/us-talk-of-victory-against-russia-has-some-allies-nervous
Quote from: sonofdaxjones on May 04, 2022, 11:05:31 AMAlmost every story you read in the alleged “legitimate” news has a paragraph or two towards the end that says something along the lines of: These reports have not been independently verified So if you’re believing anything coming out of the Ukrainians (pro tip-they can’t intercept, recon or detect anything without NATO/US help/doing it for them, which means CIA/MI6) straight up: Then please do not tell anyone you’re affiliated with Kansas State University.Dax, if you haven't noticed, NATO/US are providing intelligence to Ukraine. Also, I don't think it takes a high level of sophisticated technology to track stolen cell phones and listen in on their phone calls.
Quote from: sonofdaxjones on May 04, 2022, 09:22:32 AMQuote from: LickNeckey on May 03, 2022, 09:28:55 AMQuote from: sonofdaxjones on May 02, 2022, 03:16:54 PMWhile @Spracne attempts to go off on one of his usual enraged deflection exercises, let's get back to the matter at hand.I'm absolutely stunned to think that the rhetoric of the alleged pro's and adults would be used against them to justify this oingoing war by Putin. There is a sense in Europe that "the US is dragging everyone into a different war", said Professor François Heisbourg, a French defence analyst, citing similar comments by Mr Biden about "the butcher of Moscow" and how "Putin must go". Some wonder what Washington is trying to say – or do."To help Ukraine prevail is not about waging war against Russia for reasons related to its governance," Prof Heisbourg said. "Regime change may be a vision but not a war aim."He and others said that such talk from Washington plays perfectly into Mr Putin's narrative that Nato is waging war against Russia, and that Russia is fighting a defensive war for its survival in Ukraine.That may give Mr Putin the excuse on May 9, the annual celebration of the Soviet victory over Nazi Germany, to declare this "special military operation" a war, which would allow him, if he chooses, to mobilise the population and use conscripts widely in the battle.Talk of victory over Russia "gives easy ammunition to the other side and creates the fear that the West may go further, and it is not what we want," said Dr Ulrich Speck, a German analyst. "We don't want to cut Russia into pieces."Mr Gerard Araud, a former French ambassador to the US and the UN, commented on Twitter: "The support to Ukraine in its modalities and its objectives should be agreed at a political level between allies. Right now, we are sleepwalking to nobody knows where."[/b]https://www.straitstimes.com/world/europe/us-talk-of-victory-against-russia-has-some-allies-nervous"It has to remain our goal that Russia does not win this war," "The perpetrators and those who commissioned them have to be held accountable" "We won't withdraw the sanctions unless he (Putin) reaches an agreement with Ukraine, and he won't get that with a dictated peace.""We will not accept Russia's annexation of Crimea. That was a breach of international law ... that remains true,"Docked 2 full letter gradesI thought Chancellor Scholz's input was of value
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@star seed 7 Please provide links to these incels you and #slowdug are always talking about. I’ve asked many times. I need to see where you’re getting all this deep incel info from. Thanks again (for the 103rd time).
Quote from: sonofdaxjones on May 04, 2022, 08:34:56 PM@star seed 7 Please provide links to these incels you and #slowdug are always talking about. I’ve asked many times. I need to see where you’re getting all this deep incel info from. Thanks again (for the 103rd time).Everyone in the 1/6 videos
Quote from: LickNeckey on May 04, 2022, 01:14:05 PMQuote from: sonofdaxjones on May 04, 2022, 09:22:32 AMQuote from: LickNeckey on May 03, 2022, 09:28:55 AMQuote from: sonofdaxjones on May 02, 2022, 03:16:54 PMWhile @Spracne attempts to go off on one of his usual enraged deflection exercises, let's get back to the matter at hand.I'm absolutely stunned to think that the rhetoric of the alleged pro's and adults would be used against them to justify this oingoing war by Putin. There is a sense in Europe that "the US is dragging everyone into a different war", said Professor François Heisbourg, a French defence analyst, citing similar comments by Mr Biden about "the butcher of Moscow" and how "Putin must go". Some wonder what Washington is trying to say – or do."To help Ukraine prevail is not about waging war against Russia for reasons related to its governance," Prof Heisbourg said. "Regime change may be a vision but not a war aim."He and others said that such talk from Washington plays perfectly into Mr Putin's narrative that Nato is waging war against Russia, and that Russia is fighting a defensive war for its survival in Ukraine.That may give Mr Putin the excuse on May 9, the annual celebration of the Soviet victory over Nazi Germany, to declare this "special military operation" a war, which would allow him, if he chooses, to mobilise the population and use conscripts widely in the battle.Talk of victory over Russia "gives easy ammunition to the other side and creates the fear that the West may go further, and it is not what we want," said Dr Ulrich Speck, a German analyst. "We don't want to cut Russia into pieces."Mr Gerard Araud, a former French ambassador to the US and the UN, commented on Twitter: "The support to Ukraine in its modalities and its objectives should be agreed at a political level between allies. Right now, we are sleepwalking to nobody knows where."[/b]https://www.straitstimes.com/world/europe/us-talk-of-victory-against-russia-has-some-allies-nervous"It has to remain our goal that Russia does not win this war," "The perpetrators and those who commissioned them have to be held accountable" "We won't withdraw the sanctions unless he (Putin) reaches an agreement with Ukraine, and he won't get that with a dictated peace.""We will not accept Russia's annexation of Crimea. That was a breach of international law ... that remains true,"Docked 2 full letter gradesI thought Chancellor Scholz's input was of valueScholz is not quoted or discussed anywhere in that article.But I'll address your usual deflection. Scholz has for the most part provided nothing but lip service. Unfortunately for Germans, he's allowing the U.S. to crush his economy. They're currently gutting growth forecasts for the rest of the year. Given #neoconGe's McCarthyite tendencies, you should probably check any perceived praise of Scholz at the door. The Stasi spoke almost . . . glowingly of the man back in the day.
