March 5, 2025Mar 5 4 minutes ago, Captain F said: You don't think one gets done? Something will get done so Trump can say he got a deal. The chances of an actual fully signed off peace deal with all sides agreed is probably 50% at best.
March 5, 2025Mar 5 40 minutes ago, Captain F said: Probably has nothing at all to do with them and their country footing more of the bill now. Nothing at all. https://www.statista.com/statistics/1303450/bilateral-aid-to-ukraine-in-a-percent-of-donor-gdp/ maybe you should sit down.
March 5, 2025Mar 5 10 minutes ago, Captain F said: But hear me out. What if you're eating the front... from the back.... Does your husband’s dong bend that far back?
March 5, 2025Mar 5 27 minutes ago, Bill said: Fruit makes the front door taste better, not the back. I kinda thought this was common knowledge but I guess that explains the high divorce rates in MAGAt-Land. You don't think a natural laxative is the right call before eating ass?
March 5, 2025Mar 5 4 minutes ago, Bill said: Does your husband’s dong bend that far back? It's surprisingly large.
March 5, 2025Mar 5 6 minutes ago, DEagle7 said: You don't think a natural laxative is the right call before eating ass? Hey, I only eat the ass of the anti-Trump circle jerk.
March 5, 2025Mar 5 15 hours ago, DEagle7 said: I agree that Europes dependency on Russian gas is a self inflicted wound and short sighted. Talking about "enabling" Ukraine by allowing them the means the protect their nation from foreign invasion is frankly a pretty absurd take. This is Russia's doing. Period. We've dangled membership of the EU to Ukraine & Moldova. Legacy USSR states. We've dangled membership of NATO to Ukraine. The US and west have meddled in Ukraine's elections in 2010. All won't be unnoticed nor forgotten - in the same way America got nervous when the USSR decided to add missiles into Cuba. 15 hours ago, MidMoFo said: Your own post here is chocked full of reasons why it’s a terrible idea to be scared of making angry said dictator… he takes everything he can. From his own people to the countries around him. The longer you appease him the more he takes and the stronger he will get and more "expensive” it will be to eradicate him. I am not scared of Putin. its about being pragmatic about the situation Ukraine and others are in. Without escalating the issue with western troops, the conflict will turn into a modern day version of the battle of the Somme, and more slavic and NK men will die pointlessly over a strip of land. That is the hard truth. So many men from the UK died in WW1 from pointless charges on an entrenched enemies and it affected the UK for generations after, as this will for Ukraine. WW2 then made it even worse. I don't understand why that point is seen as gauche in some places. Real people have died in their thousands and family lines will be ended by this. We also need to learn from recent history. Europe needs to walk the talk of more defence spending and actually be able of putting a modern armed force into conflict - no more examples of Germany not having enough guns and using broomsticks in exercises. Putin can see how bad our militaries are and how weak we've become. We need to stop the net zero nonsense and invest on energy infrastructure to remove our dependence on Russia for good. The neo-liberals in Europe need to understand that massaging Putin's ego with no EU/NATO membership for Ukraine will assuage some of his angst and turn the temp down. The west also need to stop meddling in elections in Eastern Europe - Ukraine, Moldova or Romania are examples. The west does not have a great poker hand to play with, especially with Trump in the WH not wanting to subsidise another forever war. I know war mongers are getting a rash reading this, but it's the reality of where we are. Europe can't mobilise enough forces, our weapons stocks are depleted and for the UK, we are removing big lift equipment from service while talking deploying troops in Ukraine 🤷♂️. To get serious on Russia, we can't just talk and have happy thoughts. It needs to be a 10+ year plan where words are actioned and weasel politicians don't backslide again. We can't wave a magic wand here to make it better. So accepting the stalemate now can give greater benefits in the future as and when another conflict pops up.
March 5, 2025Mar 5 1 minute ago, Bill said: Hey, I only eat the ass of the anti-Trump circle jerk. No thanks
March 5, 2025Mar 5 1 minute ago, UK Eagle said: We've dangled membership of the EU to Ukraine & Moldova. Legacy USSR states. We've dangled membership of NATO to Ukraine. The US and west have meddled in Ukraine's elections in 2010. All won't be unnoticed nor forgotten - in the same way America got nervous when the USSR decided to add missiles into Cuba. I am not scared of Putin. its about being pragmatic about the situation Ukraine and others are in. Without escalating the issue with western troops, the conflict will turn into a modern day version of the battle of the Somme, and more slavic and NK men will die pointlessly over a strip of land. That is the hard truth. So many men from the UK died in WW1 from pointless charges on an entrenched enemies and it affected the UK for generations after, as this will for Ukraine. WW2 then made it even worse. I don't understand why that point is seen as gauche in some places. Real people have died in their thousands and family lines will be ended by this. We also need to learn from recent history. Europe needs to walk the talk of more defence spending and actually be able of putting a modern armed force into conflict - no more examples of Germany not having enough guns and using broomsticks in exercises. Putin can see how bad our militaries are and how weak we've become. We need to stop the net zero nonsense and invest on energy infrastructure to remove our dependence on Russia for good. The neo-liberals in Europe need to understand that massaging Putin's ego with no EU/NATO membership for Ukraine will assuage some of his angst and turn the temp down. The west also need to stop meddling in elections in Eastern Europe - Ukraine, Moldova or Romania are examples. The west does not have a great poker hand to play with, especially with Trump in the WH not wanting to subsidise another forever war. I know war mongers are getting a rash reading this, but it's the reality of where we are. Europe can't mobilise enough forces, our weapons stocks are depleted and for the UK, we are removing big lift equipment from service while talking deploying troops in Ukraine 🤷♂️. To get serious on Russia, we can't just talk and have happy thoughts. It needs to be a 10+ year plan where words are actioned and weasel politicians don't backslide again. We can't wave a magic wand here to make it better. So accepting the stalemate now can give greater benefits in the future as and when another conflict pops up. Sounds like you hold a deep admiration for Neville Chamberlain
March 5, 2025Mar 5 3 minutes ago, UK Eagle said: We've dangled membership of the EU to Ukraine & Moldova. Legacy USSR states. We've dangled membership of NATO to Ukraine. The US and west have meddled in Ukraine's elections in 2010. All won't be unnoticed nor forgotten - in the same way America got nervous when the USSR decided to add missiles into Cuba. Are you seriously comparing the invasion of Ukraine to the Cuban missile crisis?
March 5, 2025Mar 5 21 minutes ago, UK Eagle said: We've dangled membership of the EU to Ukraine & Moldova. Legacy USSR states. We've dangled membership of NATO to Ukraine. The US and west have meddled in Ukraine's elections in 2010. All won't be unnoticed nor forgotten - in the same way America got nervous when the USSR decided to add missiles into Cuba. Russia already shares a continent with Europe. NATO nations already border much of Russia. Russia's sphere of influence has shrunk, and Ukraine pre maiden was one of the few former Soviet states that still could be seen as "under the thumb" of Russia at some level - and when Ukrainians decided it was in their best interest to start pivoting west that's when Russia decided it needed to meddle more. Russia has been meddling in these states for a long time, and they've meddled in our elections. There are no sacred cows here. The issue is not that the west dangled EU or NATO to Ukraine - it's that Ukraine itself started to make the decision to pivot, and Russia responded with military force. Maybe Russia should try maintaining its sphere of influence by sucking less? Just a thought.
March 5, 2025Mar 5 3 hours ago, DrPhilly said: Something will get done so Trump can say he got a deal. The chances of an actual fully signed off peace deal with all sides agreed is probably 50% at best. So tell us, what "deal" did Biden muster in his four years? This war must end and Trump is determined to do his part to make that happen. A strong America will keep Russia in check. And it seems as if the EU is finally going to put on their big boy pants after being smacked in the back of the head by Trump's 2x4.
March 5, 2025Mar 5 8 minutes ago, It Hurts said: So tell us, what "deal" did Biden muster in his four years? This war must end and Trump is determined to do his part to make that happen. A strong America will keep Russia in check. And it seems as if the EU is finally going to put on their big boy pants after being smacked in the back of the head by Trump's 2x4. Well, I was never a Biden fan but at least he kept the US as the leader of the free world.
March 5, 2025Mar 5 22 minutes ago, It Hurts said: So tell us, what "deal" did Biden muster in his four years? This war must end and Trump is determined to do his part to make that happen. A strong America will keep Russia in check. And it seems as if the EU is finally going to put on their big boy pants after being smacked in the back of the head by Trump's 2x4. NATO was strengthened by adding members as well as about twice as many members than normal met their defense spending thresholds during his term. You don’t have to give Biden credit for that, but it was during is admin, and it took US leadership to do.
March 5, 2025Mar 5 17 hours ago, JohnSnowsHair said: this was her February 2022. but don't let me stop you idiots from gobbling up the propaganda. So what, you wouldn't bang her?
March 5, 2025Mar 5 1 hour ago, It Hurts said: So tell us, what "deal" did Biden muster in his four years? This war must end and Trump is determined to do his part to make that happen. A strong America will keep Russia in check. And it seems as if the EU is finally going to put on their big boy pants after being smacked in the back of the head by Trump's 2x4. Biden wore down the Russians so badly (without a single American troop) they had to beg the North Koreans for help.
March 5, 2025Mar 5 11 minutes ago, Gannan said: Biden wore down the Russians so badly (without a single American troop) they had to beg the North Koreans for help. The second any first world country decides to put boots on the ground the Russians lines would fold like origami.
March 5, 2025Mar 5 17 minutes ago, mayanh8 said: The second any first world country decides to put boots on the ground the Russians lines would fold like origami. You say this yet we have to hear the constant Poland and Europe are next BS. So which one is it?
March 5, 2025Mar 5 5 hours ago, Dave Moss said: Sounds like you hold a deep admiration for Neville Chamberlain Lol you squawking endlessly about Chamberlain to anyone who disagrees with the forever proxy war is cute. I honestly didnt think you guys would all get this mad just because Ukraine is no longer the tail wagging the dog. Trump is an actual leader with a vision and a plan. Obama and Biden were reactionary fools who couldn't see two inches in front seat of their faces. Kamala and team would have probably had us in WWIII by now
March 5, 2025Mar 5 13 minutes ago, Diehardfan said: You say this yet we have to hear the constant Poland and Europe are next BS. So which one is it? You're going to have to explain to me how what you just said has any relation at all to what I posted.
March 5, 2025Mar 5 5 minutes ago, DrPhilly said: Trump places tariffs on Canada. Immediately rescinds them the next day. Quite the plan. 🤣
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