Quote (ferdia @ 13 Nov 2022 00:50)

im not back i just saw them arguing (for no reason). out for the evening. i really need to find another topic of debate (i accept the term debate is a bit of a stretch sometimes :))

Quote (ferdia @ Nov 12 2022 06:50pm)

im not back i just saw them arguing (for no reason). out for the evening. i really need to find another topic of debate (i accept the term debate is a bit of a stretch sometimes :))

Quote (Hamsterbaby @ Nov 12 2022 04:54pm)

Make a topic on Trump announcing in 2 or 3 days time making a comeback for his second Term as POTUS :)

Quote (ferdia @ 13 Nov 2022 00:57)

he will win.

Quote (Palasan @ Nov 12 2022 05:55pm)

Djuniors rage is out of control, its both sad and pathetic how he has to flame people over their joined date on a forum dedicated to a 20-year-old game.

Can only imagine how sad life must be for his relatives as its obvious his social circle is non-existent beyond that. Who would want to spend time with such a pos?

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Washington CNN —

During internal conversations about the war in Ukraine, America’s top general, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Mark Milley, has in recent weeks led a strong push to seek a diplomatic solution as fighting heads toward a winter lull.

But Milley’s position is not widely backed by President Joe Biden’s national security team, including Secretary of State Antony Blinken and national security adviser Jake Sullivan, neither of whom believe it’s time to make a serious push for talks over Ukraine, according to two administration officials familiar with the discussion.

The result is a growing debate inside the administration over whether Ukraine’s recent gains on the battlefield should spark a renewed effort to seek some sort of negotiated end to the fighting, according to officials.

Milley’s push for peace has spilled into the public in recent days, just as Ukraine takes back the city of Kherson. In comments at the Economic Club of New York on Wednesday, Milley praised the Ukrainian army for fighting Russia to a stalemate, but said that an outright military victory is out of reach.