Meanwhile in Ukraine

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Re: Meanwhile in Ukraine

Post by C-Mag » Wed Apr 27, 2022 2:19 pm

I don't know if this is Russian version of Bucha war crimes or not

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Re: Meanwhile in Ukraine

Post by TheOneX » Wed Apr 27, 2022 5:09 pm

C-Mag wrote:
Wed Apr 27, 2022 11:43 am
Having your weapons and weapon components made oversees is stupid for any nation that has the resources to do it themselves. The MBAs and PHDs from the Ivy League that make up are Deep State are functionally idiots. They can spend money, lives and weapons like crazy, but have no idea of the logistics involved in creating money, lives and weapons. Oh they can ship those resources around the globe just in time. But they can only move them and spend them, not create.
That is kind of the purpose. Their goal was to make everyone so economically interconnected and reliant that no one would want to wage war. It is dumb, just not for the reasons you state.

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Re: Meanwhile in Ukraine

Post by StCapps » Wed Apr 27, 2022 9:01 pm

The Conservative wrote:
Wed Apr 27, 2022 4:51 am
StCapps wrote:
Wed Apr 27, 2022 2:52 am
TheOneX wrote:
Tue Apr 26, 2022 3:14 pm


I agree with everything except for the bold. Both the West and Russia are going to come out of this war as losers. Russia came into this war from a position of weakness in a desperate move to get stronger. They will be coming out of this war in a position of weakness, with maybe just a slight acceleration of the future that was already known. The West on the other hand came in as the undisputed super power of the world, and got out maneuvered by Russia at every turn. That is a far bigger loss than what Russia will face. Russia has proven that Europe is reliant on Russia. That is a huge loss for the West, but will have consequences that will result in a loss for Russia too.
Europe is less reliant on Russia than it was at the start of the war

and that is trend that will accelerate in the future

yet another loss for Russia

talk about outmanuevered, womp womp
No, Europe is still dependent on Russia, what they are doing is what every crack addict attempted to do... quit their dealer. The problem is there is no other entity willing to supply more gas.

Even though right now parts of the EU are willing to pay Russia Rubles for the oil should tell you something.

But because it's you, you'll probably spin it another way and ignore logic again.
Europe is less dependent than before the war and moving in the direction of less dependency going forward

Russia has lost ground in Europe when it comes to energy not gained

Russian energy exports are and will continue to take a huge hit because of this war

Europe and China will have to make do with less Russian oil and gas than they did before the war

and them being traded in Rubles will not compensate for those economic loses
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Re: Meanwhile in Ukraine

Post by The Conservative » Thu Apr 28, 2022 5:35 am

StCapps wrote:
Wed Apr 27, 2022 9:01 pm
The Conservative wrote:
Wed Apr 27, 2022 4:51 am
StCapps wrote:
Wed Apr 27, 2022 2:52 am
Europe is less reliant on Russia than it was at the start of the war

and that is trend that will accelerate in the future

yet another loss for Russia

talk about outmanuevered, womp womp
No, Europe is still dependent on Russia, what they are doing is what every crack addict attempted to do... quit their dealer. The problem is there is no other entity willing to supply more gas.

Even though right now parts of the EU are willing to pay Russia Rubles for the oil should tell you something.

But because it's you, you'll probably spin it another way and ignore logic again.
Europe is less dependent than before the war and moving in the direction of less dependency going forward

Russia has lost ground in Europe when it comes to energy not gained

Russian energy exports are and will continue to take a huge hit because of this war

Europe and China will have to make do with less Russian oil and gas than they did before the war

and them being traded in Rubles will not compensate for those economic loses
China and Russia are partners, no China will not have to do with less, if anything they will have a direct pipeline... wow I was right you are trying to spin it...
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Re: Meanwhile in Ukraine

Post by StCapps » Thu Apr 28, 2022 5:48 am

The Conservative wrote:
Thu Apr 28, 2022 5:35 am
StCapps wrote:
Wed Apr 27, 2022 9:01 pm
The Conservative wrote:
Wed Apr 27, 2022 4:51 am


No, Europe is still dependent on Russia, what they are doing is what every crack addict attempted to do... quit their dealer. The problem is there is no other entity willing to supply more gas.

Even though right now parts of the EU are willing to pay Russia Rubles for the oil should tell you something.

But because it's you, you'll probably spin it another way and ignore logic again.
Europe is less dependent than before the war and moving in the direction of less dependency going forward

Russia has lost ground in Europe when it comes to energy not gained

Russian energy exports are and will continue to take a huge hit because of this war

Europe and China will have to make do with less Russian oil and gas than they did before the war

and them being traded in Rubles will not compensate for those economic loses
China and Russia are partners, no China will not have to do with less, if anything they will have a direct pipeline... wow I was right you are trying to spin it...
China will have to do with less

because their source of Russian oil was a project built and run by Western oil companies

who no longer operate in Russia

the Russians lack the capability to run them on their own

both Europe and China

are going lose access to a lot of oil and gas

because of this war

China is already getting as much oil from Russia as Russia has the infrastructure to send them

so they can only get less not more

until Russia builds more infrastructure which will take years to build


Russia and China are also not partners

even China is distancing itself from Russia

since the war began

Russia has no friends of consequence

they are an international pariah

who have been isolated af

their influence is diminishing

not expanding
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Re: Meanwhile in Ukraine

Post by SuburbanFarmer » Thu Apr 28, 2022 5:55 am

Some pretty intense wishful thinking there. Carry on. :whistle:
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Re: Meanwhile in Ukraine

Post by StCapps » Thu Apr 28, 2022 5:58 am

SuburbanFarmer wrote:
Thu Apr 28, 2022 5:55 am
Some pretty intense wishful thinking there. Carry on. :whistle:
that's what y'all are doing

with your Russia is sticking it to the West fantasy

I'm just going on the facts
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Re: Meanwhile in Ukraine

Post by Martin Hash » Thu Apr 28, 2022 6:01 am

I’m not even sure what you’re arguing? This is obviously going to end up a frozen conflict & will remain so indefinitely. Life will go on. If we’d never heard 1 word about it in the U.S., we wouldn’t know any difference.
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Re: Meanwhile in Ukraine

Post by C-Mag » Thu Apr 28, 2022 6:12 am

Martin Hash wrote:
Thu Apr 28, 2022 6:01 am
I’m not even sure what you’re arguing? This is obviously going to end up a frozen conflict & will remain so indefinitely. Life will go on. If we’d never heard 1 word about it in the U.S., we wouldn’t know any difference.
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Re: Meanwhile in Ukraine

Post by StCapps » Thu Apr 28, 2022 6:24 am

Martin Hash wrote:
Thu Apr 28, 2022 6:01 am
I’m not even sure what you’re arguing? This is obviously going to end up a frozen conflict & will remain so indefinitely. Life will go on. If we’d never heard 1 word about it in the U.S., we wouldn’t know any difference.
I'm arguing against claims that Russia is winning

either this war, or in the geopolitical fallout from this war

when it's getting it's ass kicked in both

they are losing on all fronts militarily, economically and diplomatically

obvious bad idea is obvious

trying to make it seem like a good idea

now that is trying to spin things


Russia clearly fucked up

and just because the media is bashing on Russia

doesn't mean Putin is a genius playing the West for chumps in Ukraine

just because Putin has made some clever moves over the decades

doesn't make Ukraine one of them either
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