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Where the Russian Invasion of Ukraine Failed ...
Where the Russian Invasion of Ukraine Failed ...
If the UK cannot have any influence in any commonwealth country and does not claim any right over those commonwealth countries, then Russia has no grounds to say Ukraine is part of Russia.
If the UK cannot have any influence in any commonwealth country and does not claim any right over those commonwealth countries, then Russia has no grounds to say Ukraine is part of Russia.
excerpt: "In other words, we can naturally deplore and condemn the Russian attack. But WE (that is: the United States, France and the European Union in the lead) have created the conditions for a conflict to break out. We show compassion for the Ukrainian people and the two million refugees. That is fine. But if we had had a modicum of compassion for the same number of refugees from the Ukrainian populations of Donbass massacred by their own government and who sought refuge in Russia for eight years, none of this would probably have happened."
excerpt: "In other words, we can naturally deplore and condemn the Russian attack. But WE (that is: the United States, France and the European Union in the lead) have created the conditions for a conflict to break out. We show compassion for the Ukrainian people and the two million refugees. That is fine. But if we had had a modicum of compassion for the same number of refugees from the Ukrainian populations of Donbass massacred by their own government and who sought refuge in Russia for eight years, none of this would probably have happened."
Question, just because Ukraine did whait did in Donbass, does it make it Russia to attack?
I remind you like and dislike are affections, If you impute good or bad then in your mind you are imposing one eyed view.
I invite you to read the following post in this threat then bring some even handedness to the front.
I've all ready evidenced the reply you just put asunder :
Putin's likely suffering from Parkinson's Disease & Cancer.
Xi Jinping has a Brain Aneurysm.
What Could POSSIBLY Go Wrong???
Call me cynical but I believe a lot of people in power are perfectly content to have the Ukraine-Russia situation just as it is. They can try to use it to try and deflect from domestic failures, as well as enriching some of their friends, in the military industrial complex in particular. They have little motive to want the conflict to end. Of course that represents a problem for the majority of people who DO want the conflict to end. So... I don't know what the answer is presently. Things are likely going to get worse before they get better, not just in Ukraine but around the world with looming food shortages and an economic system on the verge of total collapse due to reckless overspending and the inflation it has brought with it. My gut tells me that new systems are going to have to be put in place, and the corrupt actors that have brought us to this point held to account, but I believe we must go through some pain until that point is reached.
Putin's likely suffering from Parkinson's Disease & Cancer.
Xi Jinping has a Brain Aneurysm.
What Could POSSIBLY Go Wrong???
Call me cynical but I believe a lot of people in power are perfectly content to have the Ukraine-Russia situation just as it is. They can try to use it to try and deflect from domestic failures, as well as enriching some of their friends, in the military industrial complex in particular. They have little motive to want the conflict to end. Of course that represents a problem for the majority of people who DO want the conflict to end. So... I don't know what the answer is presently. Things are likely going to get worse before they get better, not just in Ukraine but around the world with looming food shortages and an economic system on the verge of total collapse due to reckless overspending and the inflation it has brought with it. My gut tells me that new systems are going to have to be put in place, and the corrupt actors that have brought us to this point held to account, but I believe we must go through some pain until that point is reached.