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  • shox1989
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    Originally posted by N Crestway View Post
    The West needs to pour on more military aid at this point. Germany still under performing in the category of military aid, especially heavy weapons. Even old retired Leopard 1 tanks would be helpful for Ukraine. Leopard tank series probably better adapted to the conditions and terrain of the Ukraine than the M1 Abrams tank. The recent Kharkiv offensive seems to have been spearheaded by a blitzkrieg of humvee's and similar vehicles which is interesting...Ukrainian tactical smarts plus speed.
    I think the USA has been doing their part. I just wish rest of the world would step up too. The Ukrainian people have been inspiring.

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  • N Crestway
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    The West needs to pour on more military aid at this point. Germany still under performing in the category of military aid, especially heavy weapons. Even old retired Leopard 1 tanks would be helpful for Ukraine. Leopard tank series probably better adapted to the conditions and terrain of the Ukraine than the M1 Abrams tank. The recent Kharkiv offensive seems to have been spearheaded by a blitzkrieg of humvee's and similar vehicles which is interesting...Ukrainian tactical smarts plus speed.

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  • SB Shock
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    Got to give Ukraine props, they are smart dudes. They get the media talking about the coming Southern offensive and get the Russian to move troops from the North and then the Ukrainians attack in the North.

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  • 1972Shocker
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    Shots Fired in Europe Energy War—Russia Shuts Down Crucial Nord 1 Pipeline Indefinitely



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  • Kung Wu
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    Good thing Putin was bluffing all along. Can't imagine what it would look like if Russia actually invaded Ukraine.

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  • N Crestway
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    Originally posted by Fairgame View Post

    You say you are guessing that SB Shock is correct. Correct about what?
    "Russia is a little more resilient than expected...the West talks a good game, but doesn't fully walk the walk."

    Couldn't agree more.

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  • Fairgame
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    Originally posted by N Crestway View Post

    The "fog of war" always a factor....and guessing you are correct.
    You say you are guessing that SB Shock is correct. Correct about what?

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  • N Crestway
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    Originally posted by SB Shock View Post

    If the experts were correct in August thing should be getting rougher for Russia. Russia offensive should be grinding to a stop and economics issues should start rearing their head in Russia. I suspect the talking heads will find that Russia is a little more resilient than they expected, and the West talks a good game, but doesn't fully walk the walk.
    The "fog of war" always a factor....and guessing you are correct.

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  • Kung Wu
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    Originally posted by WstateU View Post
    какать на тебя
    So rude!

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  • SB Shock
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    Originally posted by Kung Wu View Post

    Du scheissekopf! Halt der spammen auf der shockernet oder eat my junk!
    If the experts were correct in August thing should be getting rougher for Russia. Russia offensive should be grinding to a stop and economics issues should start rearing their head in Russia. I suspect the talking heads will find that Russia is a little more resilient than they expected, and the West talks a good game, but doesn't fully walk the walk.

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  • WstateU
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    какать на тебя

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  • Kung Wu
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    Originally posted by sibpotato
    Putin muss seine Armee nicht wiederherstellen, von den zwei Millionen Soldaten der russischen Armee in der Ukraine kämpfen jetzt 100.000 russische Soldaten, die monatlich rotieren, in diesem Modus kann Russland den Feind unendlich lange zerstören.
    Du scheissekopf! Halt der spammen auf der shockernet oder eat my junk!

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  • N Crestway
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    Originally posted by MoValley John View Post

    London? Warsaw? Paris? Who cares? The fact of the matter is Putin is not saber rattling. He invaded the Ukraine, he's double and triple downed on it. This is his Waterloo. It doesn't matter two shits where he strikes first, he's going to live or die taking this hill.

    Bottom line, anyone besides Biden could have stopped this before it started. Jimmy Carter probably has the international diplomacy abilities to have stopped this. From early on, the stupid executive orders hamstringing American energy gave Putin strength. Doubling down and allowing Russia Nord Stream II exacerbated the war. And these are only his decision regarding energy- there are too many instances of Biden coming off weak to mention. And a bunch of jack ass Drmocrats running their mouths about Russian collusion didn't help either.

    Conservatives love to say if Trump were in office, Putin wouldn't have invaded, which is true, but the bottom line is anyone in office besides Biden and the world wouldn't be in this mess. And London or Warsaw, take your pick, it doesn't matter.
    Beginning to suspect that Germany and France and others in NATO are willing to sacrifice the whole Ukraine to buy time to militarily rebuild. Back in late June I listened to an interview on Deutsche TV...a foreign relations professor who taught at maybe Georgetown? stated that he thought Germany and France have been negotiating with Putin for a long time and have proposed a Kissinger like cease fire "in place" which would basically cede the Donbas, a land link to the Crimea, plus even Kherson oblast if the Russians can hold on there. I think Putin would take it if his offensive is stalled because he needs a credible victory. At this point he probably also needs to rebuild his Army. Putin's plan would be to hit the Ukraine again in a few years. In that time I seriously doubt if the Ukraine will be admitted to NATO so it will still be highly vulnerable.

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  • MoValley John
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    And Biden has spent the day looking like a complete imbecile on the world stage. Do you think he's intimidating Putin today?

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  • MoValley John
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    Originally posted by N Crestway View Post

    Putin is threatening nuclear war to rattle the West. Russia has probably always had missiles aimed at London...the only difference now is that some of them maybe hypersonic tactical nukes. A more likely NATO target is Warsaw because at this point they seem to be far the most likely European/ NATO military to go all out to build a bigger Army and air force, and the most likely to support the Ukraine with arms. In a sense, a Warsaw missile strike would also be directed at German political opinion because the Germans and the Scholz government seem to back down somewhat every time Putin does his nuclear saber rattling. Germany is by far the most critical European country to have on board in an eventual Russian-NATO war.
    London? Warsaw? Paris? Who cares? The fact of the matter is Putin is not saber rattling. He invaded the Ukraine, he's double and triple downed on it. This is his Waterloo. It doesn't matter two shits where he strikes first, he's going to live or die taking this hill.

    Bottom line, anyone besides Biden could have stopped this before it started. Jimmy Carter probably has the international diplomacy abilities to have stopped this. From early on, the stupid executive orders hamstringing American energy gave Putin strength. Doubling down and allowing Russia Nord Stream II exacerbated the war. And these are only his decision regarding energy- there are too many instances of Biden coming off weak to mention. And a bunch of jack ass Drmocrats running their mouths about Russian collusion didn't help either.

    Conservatives love to say if Trump were in office, Putin wouldn't have invaded, which is true, but the bottom line is anyone in office besides Biden and the world wouldn't be in this mess. And London or Warsaw, take your pick, it doesn't matter.

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