yes, that's Putin's meeting with Wang Yi

You're talking to a guy who calls Ukraine a testing ground for NATO weapons. BoJo, Biden and accomplices are his heroes.

He'll just dodge and deflect for pages on end, trust me

I don't understand what you are trying to say, he's right: there's no way to negotiate with Putin, even "land for peace" doesn't work.
For years europeans delayed the agression with a tiny hope that Putin changes his policies + the interesting oil & gas of course for years.

Nato's popularity always only have been a pretext, Putin already did horrors in Georgia & Chenhya. He's just lurking the old Russian Empire.
Like BJ said: There's no alternative. Anyone disagree can feel free to dodge this post because you will not have a single argument against that.

This post was edited by Meanwhile on Feb 22 2023 03:05pm

I second this very accurate statement.

More Putin failure. Haha

Putin's hope for Sarmat missile launch from Plesetsk failed

https://thebarentsobserver.com/en/security/2023/02/putin-failed-sarmat-missile-test-plesetsk


Russian test launch of "Satan II" missile failed

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/russia-test-launch-satan-ii-icbm-missile-failed-putin-new-start-nuclear-treaty/

I had stated that it was on record that Boris encouraged Ukraine not to seek a settlement with Russia. He disagreed. I produced that video, he still disagreed.

He's just saying that negotating doesn't work and that there's no other "Alternative". Which was proven at some point with all the war crimes and lies. Don't forget we are all nazis.

NATO are getting real time information on a "near peer adversary"
That includes information on weapons only previously used against Saddam or not fully tested in a large scale war.

You may be upset by this, but it is a fact.
You can't pick and choose when you advocate for realpolitik. Eg justify Russias invasion for security reasons, then become a humanist when Russian conscripts come up against 21st century military equipment.

Near peer adversary is in inverted commas because Russias military has proven to be far less effective than anyone expected.

This post was edited by Prox1m1ty on Feb 23 2023 04:13am

Maybe the record is out there, however it's not that video.
Anyone can extrapolate their own view on what happened and I would probably draw the same conclusion as you, but I think Boris is very specific not to say
"I encouraged Ukraine not to negotiate" In those exact words.

Which is what you originally insinuated. And those are two different things.

That conversation is a dead end ok.

But with regards to Boris's video, I dont understand where he gets the "Putin cannot be trusted" from. What is he referring to?

This post was edited by ferdia on Feb 23 2023 04:21am