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Nov 21 2022 09:15pm
Quote (Palasad @ Nov 21 2022 05:29pm)

I was in boy scouts and air cadets as a kid, there's not much too sinister about showing a kid how to shoot a gun, though Powell's history is highly sus.

But of course, you're just trolling more. Your fucked up Nazi state has a 14 year old girl blogger from the Donbass on a murder list with it's own wikipedia page.
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Nov 21 2022 09:22pm
Quote (Indisposable @ 21 Nov 2022 21:39)
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/FVbEoZXhCrM

I might be a little late on this as I don't have time to waste keeping on top of what you clueless perps are talking about, but why the f do you guys even bother? Are you seriously this misinformed and paying zero attention to what has and is being said by "world leaders"?
Think about 99.9% of you need to touch grass, turn off the idiot boxes and prepare yourselves to survive the collapse of this idiocracy.


lol the guy using youtube as a source calling other people misinformed rofl
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Nov 21 2022 09:27pm
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lol the guy using youtube as a source calling other people misinformed rofl




Did you have a point you were attempting to make? I might have missed it, thought it was pretty obvious using 'the big man' and his own words as a source. Even located a short version for the goldfish in this topic, what's lower than a goldfish? That's you, whatever it might be.

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Quote (kusotarre1 @ Nov 22 2022 05:15am)
I was in boy scouts and air cadets as a kid, there's not much too sinister about showing a kid how to shoot a gun, though Powell's history is highly sus.

But of course, you're just trolling more. Your fucked up Nazi state has a 14 year old girl blogger from the Donbass on a murder list with it's own wikipedia page.


lol except its not girls scouts, its Putins youth modeled precisely on Hitlers youth. Even songs sound the same

How they train kids there, in a state where grown adult watches a child being forced to get on his knees and kiss the ground and does not intervene



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Nov 21 2022 09:49pm
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https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/Screen-Shot-2022-09-30-at-10.49.08-AM.png

Did you have a point you were attempting to make? I might have missed it, thought it was pretty obvious using 'the big man' and his own words as a source. Even located a short version for the goldfish in this topic, what's lower than a goldfish? That's you, whatever it might be.


By this logic, the US should have blown up Nord Stream right at the start of this war, or in late spring when Germany was one of the more reluctant countries in Europe to get behind a gas embargo. Why do it in late September, after the Russians had voluntarily shut the pipelines down and Germany had already spent several billions (on, e.g., floating LNG terminals) to become independent from Russian gas?

In early summer, Russia started tampering with the gas tap to create soaring gas prices and sow uncertainty and fear in Europe. In late summer, they escalated by closing off the gas tap entirely. Gas prices peaked, but then, 6 weeks later, by late September, they had begun coming down again and it was increasingly looking like Europe would get over the winter without Russian gas. And that's when the Nord Stream pipelines got blown up. If it were the Americans, why at that specific point in time? If that's your explanation, the timing makes no sense whatsoever.
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Nov 21 2022 09:51pm
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By this logic, the US should have blown up Nord Stream right at the start of this war, or in late spring when Germany was one of the more reluctant countries in Europe to get behind a gas embargo. Why do it in late September, after the Russians had voluntarily shut the pipelines down and Germany had already spent several billions (on, e.g., floating LNG terminals) to become independent from Russian gas?

In early summer, Russia started tampering with the gas tap to create soaring gas prices and sow uncertainty and fear in Europe. In late summer, they escalated by closing off the gas tap entirely. Gas prices peaked, but then, 6 weeks later, by late September, they had begun coming down again and it was increasingly looking like Europe would get over the winter without Russian gas. And that's when the Nord Stream pipelines got blown up. If it were the Americans, why at that specific point in time? If that's your explanation, the timing makes no sense whatsoever.


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Quote (Black XistenZ @ Nov 21 2022 07:49pm)
By this logic, the US should have blown up Nord Stream right at the start of this war, or in late spring when Germany was one of the more reluctant countries in Europe to get behind a gas embargo. Why do it in late September, after the Russians had voluntarily shut the pipelines down and Germany had already spent several billions (on, e.g., floating LNG terminals) to become independent from Russian gas?

In early summer, Russia started tampering with the gas tap to create soaring gas prices and sow uncertainty and fear in Europe. In late summer, they escalated by closing off the gas tap entirely. Gas prices peaked, but then, 6 weeks later, by late September, they had begun coming down again and it was increasingly looking like Europe would get over the winter without Russian gas. And that's when the Nord Stream pipelines got blown up. If it were the Americans, why at that specific point in time? If that's your explanation, the timing makes no sense whatsoever.

They didn't blow it up right away because, as is always the case, every charge leveled against the enemy by the West is an inverted admission of guilt.

The West put out charges that Russia was planning on 'winning the war in 3 days'. No Russian ever said this, but it's now unchallenged common knowledge. The inverse is true: The West thought that Russia really was a gas station with nukes, and that sanctions would devastate the Russian economy, leading to either a Russian collapse in fighting ability or a even a coup against Putin.

It didn't happen. The Russian economy is doing much better than any major European economy. It never got hit the way the West thought it would, and it recovered much quicker than the West thought was even possible. Wasn't it you that got into a big fight over Russian car manufacturing with Djunior? Well, Lada production is almost back up to pre-war levels, and the higher end market is doing just fine without BMW and Mercedes, easily supplanted by Chinese and Korean brands.

Looking at this, and rising anti-sanction sentiment starting on the fringes of the political spectrum, a decision had to be made in Washington. Would the next round of sanctions work where the last round had actually *backfired*? Would the protests remain marginal heading into a winter of uncertain intensity?

Safest choice: kablooie.

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They didn't blow it up right away because, as is always the case, every charge leveled against the enemy by the West is an inverted admission of guilt.

The West put out charges that Russia was planning on 'winning the war in 3 days'. No Russian ever said this, but it's now unchallenged common knowledge. The inverse is true: The West thought that Russia really was a gas station with nukes, and that sanctions would devastate the Russian economy, leading to either a Russian collapse in fighting ability or a even a coup against Putin.

It didn't happen. The Russian economy is doing much better than any major European economy. It never got hit the way the West thought it would, and it recovered much quicker than the West thought was even possible. Wasn't it you that got into a big fight over Russian car manufacturing with Djunior? Well, Lada production is almost back up to pre-war levels, and the higher end market is doing just fine without BMW and Mercedes, easily supplanted by Chinese and Korean brands.

Looking at this, and rising anti-sanction sentiment starting on the fringes of the political spectrum, a decision had to be made in Washington. Would the next round of sanctions work where the last round had actually *backfired*? Would the protests remain marginal heading into a winter of uncertain intensity?

Safest choice: kablooie.


Are you suggesting that propaganda has been able to overtake entire countries in a relatively short space of time and brainwash historically neutral countries into a different way of thinking? The Russian Military doctrine which is clearly available on the internet is very must against expansion of NATO. Yet NATO continues to expand whilst this conflict goes on.
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Nov 21 2022 10:07pm
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They didn't blow it up right away because, as is always the case, every charge leveled against the enemy by the West is an inverted admission of guilt.

The West put out charges that Russia was planning on 'winning the war in 3 days'. No Russian ever said this, but it's now unchallenged common knowledge. The inverse is true: The West thought that Russia really was a gas station with nukes, and that sanctions would devastate the Russian economy, leading to either a Russian collapse in fighting ability or a even a coup against Putin.

It didn't happen. The Russian economy is doing much better than any major European economy. It never got hit the way the West thought it would, and it recovered much quicker than the West thought was even possible. Wasn't it you that got into a big fight over Russian car manufacturing with Djunior? Well, Lada production is almost back up to pre-war levels, and the higher end market is doing just fine without BMW and Mercedes, easily supplanted by Chinese and Korean brands.

Looking at this, and rising anti-sanction sentiment starting on the fringes of the political spectrum, a decision had to be made in Washington. Would the next round of sanctions work where the last round had actually *backfired*? Would the protests remain marginal heading into a winter of uncertain intensity?

Safest choice: kablooie.


Also most Germany's main exports i.e Cars and Chips are to USA and China.



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Quote (kusotarre1 @ Nov 22 2022 05:59am)
They didn't blow it up right away because, as is always the case, every charge leveled against the enemy by the West is an inverted admission of guilt.

The West put out charges that Russia was planning on 'winning the war in 3 days'. No Russian ever said this, but it's now unchallenged common knowledge. The inverse is true: The West thought that Russia really was a gas station with nukes, and that sanctions would devastate the Russian economy, leading to either a Russian collapse in fighting ability or a even a coup against Putin.

It didn't happen. The Russian economy is doing much better than any major European economy. It never got hit the way the West thought it would, and it recovered much quicker than the West thought was even possible. Wasn't it you that got into a big fight over Russian car manufacturing with Djunior? Well, Lada production is almost back up to pre-war levels, and the higher end market is doing just fine without BMW and Mercedes, easily supplanted by Chinese and Korean brands.

Looking at this, and rising anti-sanction sentiment starting on the fringes of the political spectrum, a decision had to be made in Washington. Would the next round of sanctions work where the last round had actually *backfired*? Would the protests remain marginal heading into a winter of uncertain intensity?

Safest choice: kablooie.




LOL

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