Don’t quote me frenchy voyeur
Also learn how to spell Iraq

misspelling iraq lol

I honestly hope it comes to a nuclear war. Fuck Putin. Fuck life period. Let’s play.

This post was edited by MadMan87 on Feb 24 2022 06:09pm

it's IraK in french sooo sorry.



oh, a d2jsp shitmulti licking putin's boots.
He's a genius btw:




This post was edited by Saucisson6000 on Feb 24 2022 06:02pm

Frenchy voyeur mad
You would kneel in defeat in 3 seconds like your ancestors

Ukraine is lost, the military stage of this conflict will be over in a few days. Therefore, I do not believe that this war will spill over into further conflict which ignites some sort of ww3.

In hindsight, it was a huge miscalculation by the West to not either build up Ukraine's military capabilities or to nudge them toward "Finlandization" where they acquiesce to their role as a politically neutral buffer state that constantly minds the interests of its big neighbor and makes sure not to provoke them.

I highly doubt that. Ukrainian loyalists will just become gorilla warfare style terroirsts similar to some Middle East organizations. Russia is in for years of headache. Chechnya is a prime example.

Fully agree.

i have a real problem believing that the west is so incompetent, that we didnt even give the clearly unorganised ukranians some military advice to set up their defense

but i am glad the ukranian "president" is now mobilising when the blitzkrieg is in full swing and almost over (at the current rate)

another disaster after the embarrassing afghanistan flight

Setting up defense is pointless when the enemy has an overwhelming strength and numbers advantage. Preventing the invasion of Ukraine via military deterrence would only have worked if the West had been shipping metric fucktons of weapons and equipment to Ukraine for years. Which would have given Putin the justification for an invasion in the first place, so not a good idea. And it's not like the Ukrainian leadership is super trustworthy...



Imho, the bitter reality is that we should have pressured Zelensky into acquiescing in political neutrality behind the scenes. The NATO and the EU obviously couldn't publicly accept Putin's demands, some sort of Brezhnev Doctrine 2.0, or call it "Putin Doctrine" if you want, about 'the limited sovereignty of Russia's smaller neighbors'... but from a realpolitik perspective, it would have been the smarter choice.

Anyway, this invasion is clearly unjustified (do you seriously believe the Russian propaganda about the Ukrainians bombing Donezk and Luhansk?) and an egregious violation of international law and basic human decency, and Russia will pay a heavy price. This was a reckless and uncharacteristically irrational move by Putin. I still don't really get why he pulled the trigger tbh.