Quote (Prox1m1ty @ Dec 5 2022 08:25pm)
Read what I posted. "Russia is an unreliable supplier because of its dictators actions"
Are you proud of Putins actions?
Do you think a majority of Russians support their dictator?
Has the special military operation been a success, in your opinion?
Calling Russia unreliable due to "dictatorship" whilst signing deals with Qatar (100% dictatorship) is pure contradiction.
1. Pride is related to personal emotions, of which I have none towards him.
2. I think a majority supports Putin without a doubt. Putin has always been popular in Russia, and during war/conflict leaders many times become very popular (an example would be Bush approval rating 9/11, and after)
3. That is more difficult question, it is also often purposely used as deception. Truth is that, Russia went into Ukraine with 180k men, a country of 40+million. Nobody believes sensibly that 180k could take on a country of that size, as an example US went into Iraq a significantly smaller and far weaker(sanctions since 1991 crushed Iraq) country with 500k+ soldiers + 50k peshmerga.
So the objective, obviously wasn't taking Ukraine but rather forcing it to negotiate on Russian terms. This was almost achieved in Istanbul negotiations, but then the US sent Boris who managed to convince zelensky to not sign the deal. This is well known, so that in turn has changed the tune and it is slowly turning into a real war. The results of the war are still to be seen, we still don't know what Russia wants to do, but we will know depending on how they use their 300k mobilized troops and if there is another mobilization wave or not.(300k mobilized troops is still like 300-500k too few if you want to dominate the conflict).
4.Read what i write, and read what you write. Everything you say is filled with emotions, moralism, propaganda and other shit that doesn't belong.
This post was edited by ownyaah on Dec 5 2022 11:37am