and I resent the high jacking of the thread. I did not know anything about that woman before
But aren't you glad you know about her now?
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and I resent the high jacking of the thread. I did not know anything about that woman before
I don't think honoring security arrangements includes pouring billions of dollars into a lost cause.
Two points. First, it depends on what the cause is. If it's total Russian defeat and ouster from all Ukrainian territory, then yes, it's probably lost. But if the cause is avoiding total annexation of Ukraine or avoiding it turning into a thug-driven Russian satellite (like Belarus), that cause isn't lost.
Second, if you're going to fall on your sword, do it for something big. This shouldn't be worth it.
What Democratic priorities is he putting first?
I thought defending democracies and honoring collective security arrangements was a Republican priority.
As for the military industrial complex, it won WW II against the wishes of some isolationist elements but most of us are resigned to a lot of misappropriation if the job gets done
and I resent the high jacking of the thread. I did not know anything about that woman before
If this keeps going without a treaty Ukraine will probably be absorbed completely or at least a very large chunk of it will be. Ukraine will eventually run out of manpower.
Two points. First, it depends on what the cause is. If it's total Russian defeat and ouster from all Ukrainian territory, then yes, it's probably lost. But if the cause is avoiding total annexation of Ukraine or avoiding it turning into a thug-driven Russian satellite (like Belarus), that cause isn't lost.
Second, if you're going to fall on your sword, do it for something big. This shouldn't be worth it.
Of course. The country that launched the invasion and bombing was the reasonable party that was ready to negotiate in good faith.
Just like Hamas, right?
I didn't say that. I was making a point that Ukraine doesn't need more American treasure to keep Russia from taking compete control of their country.
And it is a fact that Russia and Ukraine started negotiations early on. I don't get why you ignore that.
Well Deep State priorities which filled to the brim with Progressive Democrats.
More Ds voted for this than Rs. So overall, Johnson is doing the Ds and the Deep State's bidding.
If this keeps going without a treaty Ukraine will probably be absorbed completely or at least a very large chunk of it will be. Ukraine will eventually run out of manpower.
Well, sure. That's how good old Joe laundered his kickbacks.Also the US was giving aid to Ukraine before the invasion.
It's an American priority. A relatively small group opposes it and are pissing their pants over it.
Ukraine has had the benefit of out-corrupting Russia in terms of paying politicians in the West.Maybe so but it's the side that will more than likely be correct when the smoke clears. How does Ukraine win a war of attrition against an enemy that has 3 times its population?
Sorry, man but 10 years from now people will be laughing at this boondoggle.
Ukraine has had the benefit of out-corrupting Russia in terms of paying politicians in the West.
Unless the entire world isolated Russia economically it was never going to happen. Eastern Europe has every reason to be afraid of Russian aggression.If it's total Russian defeat and ouster from all Ukrainian territory, then yes, it's probably lost.
Maybe so but it's the side that will more than likely be correct when the smoke clears. How does Ukraine win a war of attrition against an enemy that has 3 times its population?
Sorry, man but 10 years from now people will be laughing at this boondoggle.
Noninterventionists will, but that's because they have the luxury of never having to deal with the consequences of their policy, so they can just Monday morning quarterback everything and poke fun at anything that doesn't turn out perfectly. The reason why is that no one of influence listens to them, and they don't listen, because the last time they did get their way, 75 million people got killed.
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That is insane. Hasn't Illegal Alien been used in government language?
If you're not saying that Russia was a good faith negotiator, then there's little point in your comment. The presence of negotiations doesn't mean Ukraine had the means to keep Russia out on its own and certainly doesn't mean Russia couldn't have turned Ukraine into another Belarus. Almost every conflict has some side negotiations very early on and usually before military action.
Also the US was giving aid to Ukraine before the invasion.
Keep in mind that the Speaker of the House is the speaker of the whole House. The majority of the House and the majority of the Republican Conference want to assist Ukraine. I know you don't like that, but it is the truth. It's not a "Democratic priority." It's an American priority. A relatively small group opposes it and are pissing their pants over it.
And of course, it's a bit of a joke to play the partisanship card when you're on the side that's relying on almost the entire Democratic caucus to do its dirty work like it did with McCarthy. Johnson needs about 10 Democrats to keep his job. MTG needs about 205 of them to kick him out.
There will be a treaty (or an armistice), but the terms of it will be very important and will depend on who has the upper hand. To put it into our usual context of discussion as to avoid any ambiguities, they're going to determine whether Putin just gets to put the tip in or whether he gets to go balls deep. I'm cheering for Team Tip. Obviously Monahorns is cheering for Balls Deep with no KY and preferably in the rear.