US/NATO Provoked Ukraine War Say Most Experts On Russia#JimmyDore
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If I can say nothing else about all this, I can say without equivocation that America needs to get the hell out of all our foreign entanglements.
Oh, and lots of American need to get their heads free from their rectums.
As for NATO expansion being a "provocation", what's good for the goose. I'd call the Soviet annexation of Poland, Hungary, etc. pretty damned provocative. Now ask yourself why, oh why, did nations such as Poland clamor to join NATO? Because the Soviet scum remained in power despite the "collapse" of the Soviet Onion. They didn't collapse, they simply changed tack.
If we are going to be circumspect, then let us be fully so. Soviet Russia is alive and well long after the end of the Soviet Onion. Putin is a bastard KGB sort and you don't get any more Soviet than that. The nations of eastern Europe ran to NATO with VERY good reason.
None of this is to say that we of the west don't have a handsome share of the blame for all this. Certainly we do, but to make Russia out as some sort of victim is ludicrous. As I've written before, there is a part of me that wants Russia bombed into a radioactive wasteland with not more than five surviving human beings to be fout therein. I don't much cotton to what they did to my family. But as I also wrote, I keep that shit behind my zipper for what I assume are obvious reasons of practicality, and nothing at all to do with morality.
Here we are seeing absolutely prime examples of why governments should be reeled WAY back and why a globally-applied set of fundamental principles of governance should be drafted and accepted by all nations with any violators publicly executed quickly and with frosty cold and clinical indifference. That filthy Kenyan homosexual prick Obama set the stage for this. Trump set things back nearer to normal, and now Biden thrusts us headlong toward the possibility of nuclear war. How is this possible? Rule by POLICY. Any jerkoff in the Whitehouse can adopt whatever idiot policy he pleases, regardless of how recklessly dangerous.
The rest of the world's "governments" are no better, swinging their operations between almost acceptably sane (e.g.Trump, if still tyrannical) and wildly out of control (Biden and and Obama). Where does anyone think this is going to take us? This sort of thing is a game of odds and the longer we play, the closer we come to throwing snake eyes. Pardon me, but stupid fucking Americans are going to be whistling a very different tune from what we see today if the warheads start falling, and they don't even have to be on US cities, though we all know they likely will be.
So sorry, but killing these maniacs is the only solution left because we're gone right 'round the bend this time. I can only hope that the military will refuse Biden's orders. I dare not hope that they will finally step up and do their jobs by arresting Biden and his entire cabinet, try them in a tribunal on Gitmo, and execute the lot of them.
It will be interesting to see how this all pans out. I cannot imagine that Putin thinks a nuclear exchange could in any way benefit him, but we've had madmen at the helm before, so I suppose anything is possible.
Oh, and lots of American need to get their heads free from their rectums.
As for NATO expansion being a "provocation", what's good for the goose. I'd call the Soviet annexation of Poland, Hungary, etc. pretty damned provocative. Now ask yourself why, oh why, did nations such as Poland clamor to join NATO? Because the Soviet scum remained in power despite the "collapse" of the Soviet Onion. They didn't collapse, they simply changed tack.
If we are going to be circumspect, then let us be fully so. Soviet Russia is alive and well long after the end of the Soviet Onion. Putin is a bastard KGB sort and you don't get any more Soviet than that. The nations of eastern Europe ran to NATO with VERY good reason.
None of this is to say that we of the west don't have a handsome share of the blame for all this. Certainly we do, but to make Russia out as some sort of victim is ludicrous. As I've written before, there is a part of me that wants Russia bombed into a radioactive wasteland with not more than five surviving human beings to be fout therein. I don't much cotton to what they did to my family. But as I also wrote, I keep that shit behind my zipper for what I assume are obvious reasons of practicality, and nothing at all to do with morality.
Here we are seeing absolutely prime examples of why governments should be reeled WAY back and why a globally-applied set of fundamental principles of governance should be drafted and accepted by all nations with any violators publicly executed quickly and with frosty cold and clinical indifference. That filthy Kenyan homosexual prick Obama set the stage for this. Trump set things back nearer to normal, and now Biden thrusts us headlong toward the possibility of nuclear war. How is this possible? Rule by POLICY. Any jerkoff in the Whitehouse can adopt whatever idiot policy he pleases, regardless of how recklessly dangerous.
The rest of the world's "governments" are no better, swinging their operations between almost acceptably sane (e.g.Trump, if still tyrannical) and wildly out of control (Biden and and Obama). Where does anyone think this is going to take us? This sort of thing is a game of odds and the longer we play, the closer we come to throwing snake eyes. Pardon me, but stupid fucking Americans are going to be whistling a very different tune from what we see today if the warheads start falling, and they don't even have to be on US cities, though we all know they likely will be.
So sorry, but killing these maniacs is the only solution left because we're gone right 'round the bend this time. I can only hope that the military will refuse Biden's orders. I dare not hope that they will finally step up and do their jobs by arresting Biden and his entire cabinet, try them in a tribunal on Gitmo, and execute the lot of them.
It will be interesting to see how this all pans out. I cannot imagine that Putin thinks a nuclear exchange could in any way benefit him, but we've had madmen at the helm before, so I suppose anything is possible.
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Can I bring back the free AK-47 ?
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I know that war is shiny,
from far off looks pretty grand,
and though it may seem whiny:
mark, "play not into their hands."
from far off looks pretty grand,
and though it may seem whiny:
mark, "play not into their hands."
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I would think that our government is always looking for a few "field agents" back here.
Are you interested in moving to Chicago or Portland?
If so, they probably will allow you to keep your tools of the trade.
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"No foreign entanglements."
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