You are missing a key ingredient to your recipe. Russia sending and establishing heavy weaponry to Mexico. Shake, stir and pour into a long tall glass. How does that taste? Bitter?
Yes good comparison Morgan. The US thought this was unacceptable and like some people here refuse to acknowledge that what they are doing in Ukraine is unacceptable to Russia
Yes, and what does Russia is barely acceptable either ⌠It is a game of power and prestige between superpowers.
At least the players are rational, as the German leaders were not before WWII.
We can only hope that Putin and Chinese leaders will not make same mistake as the one made by German and Japanese, believing that because they were reluctant to make wars, democracies were weak in will and power, and unable to answer.
One must stay in real politics, even if i donât like it. Let('s say it is the least worst alternative.
And i prefer to live in a democratic country than in a dictatorship like Russia or a totalitarian state as China.
No, the taste is bitter for the Ukrainians. Russia is the provocateur here.
Nobody is threatening to invade Russia. You can try and twist this any way you can, but the fact remains that Russia is amassing mobile troops threatening invasion.
You cannot occupy a nation without troops.
Stationary heavy weaponry is primarily defensive in purpose. Just stop with your false justification. You know Russia has nothing to fear from the US or Ukraine. Ukraine does have reason to fear Russia, that is why they are seeking the protection of NATO, not just the US.
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Anyway all the huff and puff of an invasion predicted by western media shown up to be more fake news again. Letâs hope that NATO aka USA doesnât make the same mistake as Germany and Japan made but rather reciprocates with pulling her 10,000 troops out
Leaving only 165,000 troops, hardly worth worrying about?
You cannot be serious and that makes you duplicitous and dangerous.
Itâs Not 165 ,000 âŚâŚ
Anarchists say that the difference between dictatorship and democracy is that in dictatorships the power says to the people " Shut up " and in democracy they say : " Carry on, I donât give a dam !"
Nevertheless, i prefer to live in democracy, even a formal one.
And whatever their defaults, about which i am very conscious, democracies are formally and politically democratic.
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I see, basic arithmetic doesnât exist in Russia. 175,000 - 10,000 = 17.5 troops left !!!
Itâs hard to tell if triplex69 is a consumer of disinformation or a progenitor of it. Either way, heâs a disseminator (Iâm assuming the male pronoun at this point, based on personality). Itâs the simplest form of bad diplomacy (intentional or not), pick the facts you like, make your case. It can be heard at any municipal bar in any small town in America on any given night. You can explain the timeline, the cause and effect, the past behaviors, the obvious motivations, however you want, it wonât matter to him.
Morgan - Pretending to live freely when you are not is the great western democracy trick!!
I make no claims of âbetter than youâ. You are making claims I am âless than youâ.
When are you going to talk about some things we have in common, instead of what sets us apart? Always an adversary posture is not conducive to peaceful commerce.
Dictatorships always need and âenemyâ (real or imagined). Read George Orwellâs 1984.
I donât think anyone in any country lives freely, at least not completely freely.
One can only be free within reasonable boundaries. There is no such thing as complete freedom.
I am not fully free, it is not possible. It is impossible to be totally free as in any society, so democratic it is, individual freedom stops as one must respect any other member rights and freedoms.
Now, it is true that in a capitalistic system, capitalists are more free than the other ones.
but, in a western democracy any one is more free than in a dictatorship or in a totalitarian state, leaders excepted.
In a democracy, one may travel freely, for instance, express his opinions, even if he criticizes the leaders and so âŚ
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Chinese can travel freely . And if you challenge power you will be crushed no matter if itâs China USA UK or Australia. Your voice certainly wonât be heard on the airwaves just like in absolute totalitarian states. Remember what Obama did to Occupy Wall St?
Again playing with words, as if âfreeâ is easily defined and he knows what it means, but we are just deluded. He keeps getting responses, but once we cover this diversion, heâll throw out another.
Thatâs what Iâm referring to.
Maybe you should watch more Free Speech TV and less Right Wing media.
nato preparing for war . Watch out for the false flag as an excuse for hostilities