As I've said before on here. I've been to a few states of different political persuasion and been looked after really well.must admit, that's what i thought the poster meant. a nod to the fact that yes, they did annex mexico.
as for any hate towards the US, it's not hate, it's just annoyance that they actually believe all their "spreading freedom" bullshit.
That’s not remotely equivalent though as Russia already has two NATO members on its border and Ukraine isn’t remotely close to joining or NATO allowing it to join.Imagine the US response if Mexico suddenly decided to join in a military alliance with Russia or China? Fucking no chance they would allow it. I have a soft spot for the US, lived there for two years and know some incredible people from there, but fuck me, they are scouse level delusional when it comes to self-awareness of how their conduct impacts the rest of the world.
That’s not remotely equivalent though as Russia already has two NATO members on its border and Ukraine isn’t remotely close to joining or NATO allowing it to join.
Russia is not scared that it’s about to be attacked.
I'm sure Russia isn't scared it's about to be attacked, but they, like the US, don't want their major geopolitical rivals setting up shop in their backyard. The US has been involved with all sorts of shit in middle/south america over the years stopping popular governments they didn't like and there is zero question they have been in Ukraine stirring all sorts of shit there too. I'm not trying to paint the US as 'the baddies', I'm just saying that NATO trying to portray itself as some kind of gallant saviour of the world is fucking laughable. At least Putin's honest about how much of a **** he clearly is.That’s not remotely equivalent though as Russia already has two NATO members on its border and Ukraine isn’t remotely close to joining or NATO allowing it to join.
Russia is not scared that it’s about to be attacked.
Yeah can’t be that.Probably unrelated but Ukraine has a lot of gas, iron ore, nickel and the such. Estonia and Latvia export mud.
Indeed, Russia is still technically already at war with Eastern Ukraine as its funding separatists occupying the Donbas regions and it's still occupying territories in Georgia. It's also occupying Crimea because Crimea is internationally speaking still not part of Russia.That’s not remotely equivalent though as Russia already has two NATO members on its border and Ukraine isn’t remotely close to joining or NATO allowing it to join.
Russia is not scared that it’s about to be attacked.
Do they check MPs mental state of health ?Having just watched Truss on GMB I think she actually wants Russia to invade Ukraine.
Hard to tell especially if there’s a vacuum where the brain should be!Do they check MPs mental state of health ?
One man’s Wayne Couzens is another guy’s Captain America.
Putin, Jung un,Saddam, Gaddafi.
All cunts but we knew that because they were open about it.
Seems some leaders hide their cuntiness.
Wonder if she's got money in the game?Having just watched Truss on GMB I think she actually wants Russia to invade Ukraine.
Metalblue. Apt user name for your comment. I don’t think it’s unrelated. As well as significant amounts of the more common types of natural resources the Ukraine has rare deposits of many of the new materials needed for modern technology production.Probably unrelated but Ukraine has a lot of gas, iron ore, nickel and the such. Estonia and Latvia export mud.
Which is what their president keeps saying during this "conflict"It’s interesting to see so much discussion of Russia and the USA but not so much about Ukraine. I think it is telling in all of this, Ukraine being used, as so many other countries have, as a surrogate. Ukraine is a sovereign nation and the wishes of its population is what matters imho. It is not for Russia, like a spurned, violent ex husband, or the US, as a new, manipulative suitor , to dictate it’s future.
Ok VladimirThat’s not remotely equivalent though as Russia already has two NATO members on its border and Ukraine isn’t remotely close to joining or NATO allowing it to join.
Russia is not scared that it’s about to be attacked.
Metalblue. Apt user name for your comment. I don’t think it’s unrelated. As well as significant amounts of the more common types of natural resources the Ukraine has rare deposits of many of the new materials needed for modern technology production.
As a bargaining chip these deposits are maybe worth more in the longer term to the Russians than sanctions and threats against the new gas pipeline.
I would be more impressed with the U.K. response if successive governments had not already sold half of Londons real estate to our communist friends.
She's too dumb. It'll be about providing a distraction for Johnson and the chance for him to cosplay a general.Wonder if she's got money in the game?
While we are on the subject of “ignoring,” you’re conveniently ignoring most all of that is by request of smaller Allies seeking protection.The US has no God-given right to police the world. The choice between coups and supporting dictatorships is a false dichotomy.
You claimed that, except for during the Trump presidency, the US supports democracies and didn’t support dictatorships. Obviously, this is not true. It has supported dictatorships and continues to do so. It has even acted to replace democracies with dictatorships in the past. The US has no right to replace regimes, democratic or not, as it sees fit.
My point, which you appear to have completely missed, is that the US does in fact deploy its military to the borders of other countries. It constantly sends its aircraft carriers and warships to the Persian Gulf and the South China Sea. It has constructed about 750 military bases in over 80 countries, with the majority bordering countries that it has designated enemies. It even illegally occupies countries. I can assure you that those countries surrounded and occupied by US bases see this as a persistent threat. No country has been involved in more wars than the US throughout its short history.
Evidently, Russia finds NATO expansion throughout Eastern Europe and, in particular, on its borders with Ukraine to be a grave threat to its security. You have conveniently ignored the fact that the US shipped nuclear-armed or nuclear-capable weapons to Germany and Turkey amongst other countries during the Cold War. It also had a constant patrol of bombers armed with nuclear weapons circling Russia’s borders. But, it wouldn’t accept the USSR deploying nuclear weapons to Cuba. The US has a history of demanding from other countries what it wouldn’t accept for itself.