Quote (Black XistenZ @ 19 Jul 2022 17:23)
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Look, I get that Zelensky is under immense pressure, he's literally fighting for the survival of his country, so I'm willing to cut him a LOT of slack. But it still rings my alarm bells when a wartime leader starts calling everyone who fails him a "traitor". Something similar has happened on countless occasions throughout history - and it always ended badly.
Dear collegue,
Dismissal is not same as "calling traitor". In England there were like 3 Prime ministers trying to do brexit, two of them failed and were dismissed. This is normal to me, being a top level manager is a hot seat, and one shouldnt expect to sit there until retirement, lol.
In fact Ukrainians defended quite well, but they fucked up one city: Cherson.
They really shouldnt give it to Russians. Now its really hard to get it back, as its always much more easier to defend the city, than to attack it.
When there is a failure, there is also a dismissal.
There was some treason involved there for sure. Not on the top level, but probably on the middle, regional one(?).
Ukraine was under USSR occupation in the cold war, Russia surely have a lot of spies and agents there.
This post was edited by Ironfister on Jul 19 2022 03:18pm