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Poland 1939 - Ukraine 2014

Started by Jamie D, March 01, 2014, 05:03:53 PM

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CalmRage

our chancellor is all chummy with Putin. But then again, she's always wearing brown lipstick, if you know what i mean. She doesn't seem to do much except say yes.
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LivingTheDream

It was Germany and Japan in WWII, 2014 is starting to look like Russia and China. The Chinese have been building up their military over the years and already have "territorial disputes" with their neighbors. By showing weakness to the Russians we are basically encouraging them to do the same thing, sweep in and take what they want.
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Anatta

Kia Ora,

::) What can I say.... PARANOIA flourishes in an unbalanced/unstable mind... 

What's the worse thing that can happen ? (nuclear war)  And if it does what can "you" do about it ?(?) If you can do something about it(nuke proof shelter for the lucky few perhaps)....why worry ? and if you can't...why worry ? ( ?) 

Metta Zenda:)
"The most essential method which includes all other methods is beholding the mind. The mind is the root from which all things grow. If you can understand the mind, everything else is included !"   :icon_yes:
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amZo

Quote from: Anatta on March 03, 2014, 03:07:14 PM
Kia Ora,

::) What can I say.... PARANOIA flourishes in an unbalanced/unstable mind... 

What's the worse thing that can happen ? (nuclear war)  And if it does what can "you" do about it ?(?) If you can do something about it(nuke proof shelter for the lucky few perhaps)....why worry ? and if you can't...why worry ? ( ?) 

Metta Zenda:)

I don't think the problem here is paranoia, but rather complacency and maybe even betrayal. Let's not forget, or you may not know given the worthless media, but the U.S. and Brittan have an active treaty in place with Ukraine. We've agreed to protect them when they agreed to give up their nukes. We have to protect them, that is the deal.

I suspect and fear Obama has already decided to do nothing. At this pace, Russia will be occupying all of Ukraine before they get their 'tough' statement finished.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2570335/Former-British-Ambassador-Moscow-warns-Russia-invaded-Ukraine-difficult-avoid-going-war.html

Perhaps another case of "white man speaks with forked tongue!" 
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ThePhoenix

I'm curious about something.  What do people think should be done about Putin's actions in Ukraine?
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amZo

Quote from: ThePhoenix on March 03, 2014, 05:26:23 PM
I'm curious about something.  What do people think should be done about Putin's actions in Ukraine?

Invent a time machine, go back and elect anyone but Obama.



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peky

Quote from: ThePhoenix on March 03, 2014, 05:26:23 PM
I'm curious about something.  What do people think should be done about Putin's actions in Ukraine?

Remove Russia from the G-8 and G-20 membership for a year,
stabilize the economy of Ukraine by providing financial loans,
Re-arm the Ukrainians by providing them with training and weapons and intelligence,
Reinitiate the deployment of anti-missiles systems in Poland,

there you have some food for thought dahrling
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V M

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- V M
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amZo

Quote from: peky on March 03, 2014, 06:00:58 PM
Remove Russia from the G-8 and G-20 membership for a year,
stabilize the economy of Ukraine by providing financial loans,
Re-arm the Ukrainians by providing them with training and weapons and intelligence,
Reinitiate the deployment of anti-missiles systems in Poland,

there you have some food for thought dahrling

Those are good thoughts, I predict not one will happen though. We stand a better chance of my time machine approach.  >:(
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Hikari

Quote from: ThePhoenix on March 03, 2014, 05:26:23 PM
I'm curious about something.  What do people think should be done about Putin's actions in Ukraine?

Issue our usual sanctions and condemnations, and nothing more unless NATO itself gets involved. We did sign a treaty in the 90s with the Ukraine sure, but I don't consider that a serious obligation compared to our NATO obligations. It should be noted however that Ukrainian troops do have a role in ISAF, helping us in Afghanistan but, if I understand what I am reading correctly they only supplied 13 officers to the conflict, even taking into account the Ukraine's small size I hardly consider it a reciprocal relationship.

Putin will destroy himself in time, or he will make the mistake of being aggressive towards NATO, either way I feel he has a time limit.
15 years on Susans, where has all the time gone?
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