Made my day for many reasons
Look at these retards going apoplectic about the supposed results of the negotiation... priceless
https://twitter.com/OlgaNYC1211/status/1468281191321198594
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LMFS wrote:
Made my day for many reasons
Look at these retards going apoplectic about the supposed results of the negotiation... priceless
https://twitter.com/OlgaNYC1211/status/1468281191321198594
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LMFS wrote:...
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West has already said that they won't be able to wage a war against Russia. Just that if Russia invades Ukraine the West will impose severe sanctions against Russia.
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Sanctions against Russia do not work. Sanctions on Russian individuals and companies are irrelevant, as these people and firms have no ties to the US.Hole wrote:Russia has her own SWIFT, her own credit cards. In less then a year half of the world would be connected to the russian systems and the west would lose another tool of repression. So please, go ahead and "sanction" Russia.
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LMFS wrote:Time for some pretty hard mental gymnastics in the US:
The pipeline is not fully operational yet. In fact, for the West, it is a lever. Putin wants to see Nord Stream 2 working. Therefore, he probably will not want to go over to the invasion of Ukraine.
https://en.topwar.ru/189935-sovetnik-po-nacbezopasnosti-ssha-vladimir-putin-mozhet-ne-povyshat-risk-vtorzhenija-na-ukrainu-esli-poluchit-garantii-nachala-raboty-gazoprovoda-severnyj-potok-2.html
That is ten points from me, first you invent the non existing aggression, then you lower your pants, then you justify the second by claiming it allowed to avert number one. BRAVO
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Ukria begged Canada for more military advisors and was told none would be supplied. So the mighty Kiev regime "army"
still needs more Canadian advisors after 7 years? Seriously? You can't make this shit up.
The foaming at the mouth North American chihuahua, Canada, has also demonstrated how much substance there
is behind all of its trash talk. Maybe the Ottawa Citizen newspaper (if it still exists, LOL) can send over some turds
in wrappers to help the Kiev regime.
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VARGR198 wrote:https://twitter.com/xnDMfJ9unsGZx4e/status/1468425744539860993 This sums up Ukraine perfectly.
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Krepost wrote:Here is how I summarize the results of the video-meeting:
What Putin gets:
- Promise that NATO will not expand Eastward
- Promise that there will be no sanctions on NS2
- Promise that Russia will not be cut out from SWIFT
What Biden gets:
- Promise that Russia will not invade 404
What country 404 definitely gets:
- Less military assistance and weapons
- No Russian gas transited after 2024
- Independence... and a feeling of being "thrown under the bus" if above promises are broken
Basically, Putin maintained the status quo which means:
- Relative peace (important for Russia's development)
- Further degradation of 404's economy
Not bad for a day's work for Vladimir Vladimirovich.
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