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Foreign Affairs › Re: Larry C. Johnson: “the Ukrainian Army Has Been Defeated. What’s Left Is Mop-up” by Appleyard(m): 2:31pm On Mar 24, 2022
mrgreen4real:
You this pro-Putin don't come here and decive some pple with your fact you probably got somewhere. If Anatoly Chubais (a long time Putin's adviser) who knows putin far better than you do resigns and flee Russia believe Russia at war is uncalled for then who are you convince me Ukraine is defeated.
I cast out every spirit of brainwashing in you in Jesus name. cool

So much facts was presented to you but the only thing you could pick out is one inconsequential advisor who left his post for reasons best known to him as point of rebuttal?. undecided
Foreign Affairs › Re: Larry C. Johnson: “the Ukrainian Army Has Been Defeated. What’s Left Is Mop-up” by Appleyard(m): 2:26pm On Mar 24, 2022
EmperorHadrain:
Bio– Larry C Johnson is a veteran of the CIA and the State Department’s Office of Counter Terrorism. He is the founder and managing partner of BERG Associates, which was established in 1998. Larry provided training to the US Military’s Special Operations community for 24 years. He has been vilified by the right and the left, which means he must be doing something right. His analysis and commentary can be found at his blog, https://sonar21.com/
Hear from the people that matter. cool
Foreign Affairs › Re: Larry C. Johnson: “the Ukrainian Army Has Been Defeated. What’s Left Is Mop-up” by Appleyard(m): 2:23pm On Mar 24, 2022
EmperorHadrain:
Question 6– Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has been lionized in the western media as a “wartime leader” and a modern-day “Winston Churchill”. What the media fails to tell its readers is that Zelensky has taken a number of steps to strengthen his grip on power while damaging fragile democratic institutions in Ukraine. For example, Zelensky has “banned eleven opposition-owned news organizations” and tried to bar the head of Ukraine’s largest opposition party, Viktor Medvedchuk, from running for office on a bogus “terrorist financing” charge. This is not the behavior of a leader that is seriously committed to democracy.

What’s your take on Zelensky? Is he really the “patriotic leader” the media makes him out to be?

Larry C. Johnson– Zelensky is a comedian and an actor. Not a very good one at that in my view. The West is cynically using the fact he is Jewish as a diversion from the size-able contingent of Neo-Nazis (and I mean genuine Nazis who still celebrate the Ukrainian Waffen SS unit’s accomplishments while fighting with the Nazis in WW II). The facts are clear—he is banning opposition political parties and shutting down opposition media. I guess that is the new definition of “democracy.”
If it was Putin banning political parties and forbidden opposition's to run, the MSM will sing it like a bird, saying antidemocracy and all that. But since it is their puppet Zelensky, it's okay to turn a blind eye.

I pity anyone that's still listening to MSM and trusting their information. The double standards and hypocrisy is pathetically shameful to behold.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Larry C. Johnson: “the Ukrainian Army Has Been Defeated. What’s Left Is Mop-up” by Appleyard(m): 2:19pm On Mar 24, 2022
mrgreen4real:
Oga they are not defeated yet except I don't know the meaning of "defeat" have Ukrainian soldiers surrendered? NO
Is the war going on? YES

And you said they are defeated
Tactically defeated. Uki forces totally segmented by the Russians. No ability to control the sea, nor contest the air, nor stage a one-on-one full-scale battle with Russian fighting units. What you have are Ukrainian soldiers doing ambush, using civilians as human shields hence, the resistance they're able to muster.

In fact, the Russians are the ones delaying the progress of this operation because they are strictly abiding to the principle of dividing up Ukraine into bits for easier mopup and conquest rather than carpet-bombing the whole cities as seen in Iraq.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Larry C. Johnson: “the Ukrainian Army Has Been Defeated. What’s Left Is Mop-up” by Appleyard(m): 2:12pm On Mar 24, 2022
EmperorHadrain:
Question 5– Russian media reports that Russian “high precision, air-launched” missiles struck a facility in west Ukraine “killing more than 100 local troops and foreign mercenaries.” Apparently, the Special Operations training center was located near the town of Ovruch which is just 15 miles from the Polish border. What can you tell us about this incident? Was Russia trying to send a message to NATO?

Larry C. Johnson– Short answer—YES! Russian military strikes in Western Ukraine during the past week have shocked and alarmed NATO officials. The first blow came on Sunday, March 13 at Yavoriv, Ukraine. Russia hit the base with several missiles, some reportedly hypersonic. Over 200 personnel were killed, which included American and British military and intelligence personnel, and hundreds more wounded. Many suffered catastrophic wounds, such as amputations, and are in hospital. Yet, NATO and the western media have shown little interest in reporting on this disaster.

Yavoriv was an important forward base for NATO (see here). Until February (prior to Russia’s invasion of Ukraine), the U.S. 7th Army Training Command was operating from Yavoriv as late as mid-February. Russia has not stopped there. ASB Military news reports Russia hit another site, Delyatyn, which is 60 miles southeast of Yavoriv (on Thursday I believe). Yesterday, Russia hit Zytomyr, another site where NATO previously had a presence. Putin has sent a very clear message—NATO forces in Ukraine will be viewed and treated as combatants. Period.
There will be no mercy for NATO forces should any of them enter Ukraine covertly or overtly. Russia will bomb them to hell and damn world war 3. Poland that has plans to send in forces as peacekeepers should take note.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Larry C. Johnson: “the Ukrainian Army Has Been Defeated. What’s Left Is Mop-up” by Appleyard(m): 2:06pm On Mar 24, 2022
EmperorHadrain:
Question 3– Last week, Colonel Douglas MacGregor was a guest on the Tucker Carlson Show. His views on the war are strikingly similar to your own. Here’s what he said in the interview:

“The war is really over for the Ukrainians. They have been ground into bits, there is no question about that despite what we hear from our mainstream media. So, the real question for us at this stage is, Tucker, are we going to live with the Russian people and their government or we going to continue to pursue this sort of regime change dressed up as a Ukrainian war? Are we going to stop using Ukraine as a battering ram against Moscow, which is effectively what we’ve done.” (Tucker Carlson– MacGregor Interview)

Do you agree with MacGregor that the real purpose of goading Russia into a war in Ukraine was “regime change”?

Second, do you agree that Ukraine is being used as a staging ground for the US to carry out a proxy-war on Russia?

Larry C. Johnson – Doug is great analyst but I disagree with him—I don’t think there is anyone in the Biden Administration that is smart enough to think and plan in those strategic terms. In my view the last 7 years have been the inertia of the NATO status quo. What I mean by that is that NATO and Washington, believed they could continue to creep east on Russia’s borders without provoking a reaction. NATO and EUCOM regularly carried out exercises—including providing “offensive” training—and supplied equipment. I believe reports in the United States that the CIA was providing paramilitary training to Ukrainian units operating in the Donbass are credible. But I have trouble believing that after our debacles in Iraq and Afghanistan, we suddenly have Sun Tzu level strategists pulling the strings in Washington.

There is an air of desperation in Washington. Besides trying ban all things Russian, the Biden Administration is trying to bully China, India and Saudi Arabia. I do not see any of those countries falling into line. I believe the Biden crew made a fatal mistake by trying to demonize all things and all people Russian. If anything, this is uniting the Russian people behind Putin and they are ready to dig in for a long struggle.

I am shocked at the miscalculation in thinking economic sanctions on Russia would bring them to their knees. The opposite is true. Russia is self-sufficient and is not dependent on imports. Its exports are critical to the economic well-being of the West. If they withhold wheat, potash, gas, oil, palladium, finished nickel and other key minerals from the West, the European and U.S. economies will be savaged. And this attempt to coerce Russia with sanctions has now made it very likely that the U.S. dollar’s role as the international reserve currency will show up in the dustbin of history.
At the bolded, is the greatest strategic mistake of this Biden administration. What he said up there is already happening. Countries are now justling to move away from the Dollar. Weaponizing the dollar is a fatal mistake, especially against a huge nation like Russia. This has awaken the remaining countries many of which are now putting in place mordalities that will circumvent the Dollar in case of similar occurrences in the future.

Obama even in his warmongering rhetorics didn't do such mistake. Trump would never have done this too. But Biden? This is crazy! Even some members of the Federal Reserve were angry that they weren't consulted first before taking these actions.

I'm begining to suspect that they are deliberately setting up Biden to fail to pave the way for his impeachment and for that witch to step in as President.

I feel sorry for old joe. Because he just set in motion the gradual destruction of the US Dollar as world reserve currency.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Larry C. Johnson: “the Ukrainian Army Has Been Defeated. What’s Left Is Mop-up” by Appleyard(m): 1:55pm On Mar 24, 2022
EmperorHadrain:
Question 2 – Why is the media trying to convince the Ukrainian people that they can prevail in their war against Russia? If what you say is correct, then all the civilians that are being sent to fight the Russian army, are dying in a war they can’t win. I don’t understand why the media would want to mislead people on something so serious. What are your thoughts on the matter?

It's so true! Truth is the first casualty of war. So many people have been zombified by the media.

Larry C. Johnson – This is a combination of ignorance and laziness. Rather than do real reporting, the vast majority of the media (print and electronic) as well as Big Tech are supporting a massive propaganda campaign. I remember when George W. Bush was Hitler. I remember when Donald Trump was Hitler. And now we have a new Hitler, Vladimir Putin. This is a tired, failed playbook. Anyone who dares to raise legitimate questions about is immediately tarred as a Putin puppet or a Russia stooge. When you cannot argue facts the only recourse is name calling.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Larry C. Johnson: “the Ukrainian Army Has Been Defeated. What’s Left Is Mop-up” by Appleyard(m): 1:53pm On Mar 24, 2022
EmperorHadrain:
Question 1– Can you explain to me why you think Russia is winning the war in Ukraine?

Larry C. Johnson – Within the first 24 hours of the Russian military operation in Ukraine, all Ukrainian Ground Radar Intercept capabilities were wiped out. Without those radars, the Ukrainian Air Force lost its ability to do air to air intercept. In the intervening three weeks, Russia has established a de facto No Fly Zone over Ukraine. While still vulnerable to shoulder fired Surface to Air Missiles supplied by the U.S. and NATO to the Ukrainians, there is no evidence that Russia has had to curtail Combat Air Operations.

Russia’s arrival in Kiev within three days of the invasion also caught my attention. I recalled that the Nazi’s in Operation Barbarossa took seven weeks to reach Kiev and the required 7 more weeks to subdue the city. The Nazis had the advantage of not pulling punches to avoid civilian casualties and were eager to destroy critical infrastructure. Yet many so-called American military experts claimed that Russia was bogged down. When a 24 mile (or 40 mile, depends on the news source) was positioned north of Kiev for more than a week, it was clear that Ukraine’s ability to launch significant military operations had been eliminated. If their artillery was intact, then that column was easy pickings for massive destruction. That did not happen. Alternatively, if the Ukrainian’s had a viable fixed wing or rotary wing capability they should have destroyed that column from the air. That did not happen. Or, if they had a viable cruise missile capability they should have rained down hell on the supposedly stalled Russian column. That did not happen. The Ukrainians did not even mount a significant infantry ambush of the column with their newly supplied U.S. Javelins.

The scale and scope of the Russian attack is remarkable. They captured territory in three weeks that is larger than the land mass of the United Kingdom. They then proceeded to carry out targeted attacks on key cities and military installations. We have not seen a single instance of a Ukrainian regiment or brigade size unit attacking and defeating a comparable Russian unit. Instead, the Russians have split the Ukrainian Army into fragments and cut their lines of communication. The Russians are consolidating their control of Mariupol and have secured all approaches on the Black Sea. Ukraine is now cut off in the South and the North.

I would note that the U.S. had a tougher time capturing this much territory in Iraq in 2003 while fighting against a far inferior, less capable military force. If anything, this Russian operation should scare the hell out of U.S. military and political leaders.

The really big news came this week with the Russian missile strikes on what are de facto NATO bases in Yavoriv and Zhytomyr. NATO conducted cyber security training at Zhytomyr in September 2018 and described Ukraine as a “NATO partner.” Zhytomyr was destroyed with hypersonic missiles on Saturday. Yavoriv suffered a similar fate last Sunday. It was the primary training and logistics center that NATO and EUCOM used to supply fighters and weapons to Ukraine. A large number of the military and civilian personnel at that base became casualties.

Not only is Russia striking and destroying bases used by NATO regularly since 2015, but there was no air raid warning and there was no shutdown of the attacking missiles.
See glaring facts on the ground. You will never see this post on mainstream media covens like BBC or CNN. Expect western Hollywood zombified lapdogs to avoid this thread like a plague. cool

The Russians are winning on the ground while Ukraine per Zelensky the comedian is winning on the television theatre.

Pathetic.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Vs USA: Military Tanks, Fighter Jets, Submarines, Nuclear Bombs (Photo) by Appleyard(m): 1:41pm On Mar 24, 2022
kollinz1234:
u are now sounding like a talkative
He only educated you. There is no shame in learning the truth.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Vs USA: Military Tanks, Fighter Jets, Submarines, Nuclear Bombs (Photo) by Appleyard(m): 1:40pm On Mar 24, 2022
kollinz1234:
the greatest threat to world Peace is any nation who doesn't want to hear the voice of it's people (democracy); the country which wants to tell a sovereign nation what to do and what not to do; the country which has preference for the creation of weapons of mass destruction rather than logic and brotherly love; a country that bombs, shells a children's hospital, a country that is sending it's army to a senseless war. Russia is a threat to world Peace, and it won't be long before they become another Nazi Germany whom the rest of the world will cripple
You just described the United Snakes of America. cool
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Vs USA: Military Tanks, Fighter Jets, Submarines, Nuclear Bombs (Photo) by Appleyard(m): 1:34pm On Mar 24, 2022
jaxxy:
Putins top adviser just resigned and fleed the country and u are still talking here??
You mean adviser on the hoax climate change? cool
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Vs USA: Military Tanks, Fighter Jets, Submarines, Nuclear Bombs (Photo) by Appleyard(m): 1:33pm On Mar 24, 2022
kollinz1234:
Putin who is far more experienced and intelligent than you said the war will end in four days
Where did Putin said the war will end in 4 days?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Vs USA: Military Tanks, Fighter Jets, Submarines, Nuclear Bombs (Photo) by Appleyard(m): 1:28pm On Mar 24, 2022
Merisbankie:
One nigga was screaming fake news
I can't help laughing
Even if you show them a video of the man being captured with his face glaring on the camera, they will tell you he is putting on a mask. Some people just cannot accept reality.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Vs USA: Military Tanks, Fighter Jets, Submarines, Nuclear Bombs (Photo) by Appleyard(m): 1:25pm On Mar 24, 2022
AJSfan:
With all the carpet bombing it took USA over 3 months to capture Afghanistan. Ukraine is a big country with a strong NATO-trained military. Just that they are no match for the Russian Military
On the Global Index firepower, Ukraine ranks 22nd out of 141. Yet, with just 150,000 troops deployed, half of which are still in Belarus, Russia have been able to lay siege to many Ukrainian cities. Their losses notwithstanding, the Russian style makes US war planners totally ashamed of themselves, and feeling very uncomfortable. During this stage of the Iraq war, the US and Britain have already killed more than 200,000 children and women with the whole of Baghdad in Rubbles and debris.
I must admit, the Russians have tried. cool
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Vs USA: Military Tanks, Fighter Jets, Submarines, Nuclear Bombs (Photo) by Appleyard(m): 1:17pm On Mar 24, 2022
WriterNig:
Click on the Twitter link. That page is an accurate source for any military news. Confirmed ✔️ Just search for Sergei Driga on Twitter and see for yourself.....

Cc Lalasticlala Mynd44 Seun
You will never see this on the frontpages of the Lamestream media covens like BBSin, CNN, Sky News and their cohorts. They are winning the information war for Ukraine while Russia is doing the real winning on the ground.

Russian troops are now parading in the Mariupol city center, and report from the unbias English journalist Patrick Lancaster on the ground in Mariupol said that captured Ukrainian forces members of the AZOV Batallion have confessed that the recent Russian bombardment of the city following the refusal of the surrender order has reduced the population of Azov fighters from 14,500 to about 7000. This is why Zelensky is running from pillar to post televising pleas to different countries legislature asking for a No-fly Zone, one even the Devil will not dare to implement.

The Russians are gradually achieving the denazification. cool
Foreign Affairs › Re: Elvira Nabiullina Wants To Resign Over Ukraine, Putin Says No by Appleyard(m): 1:05pm On Mar 24, 2022
Botlord:
So you guys don't have any propaganda to present us again, it's now this...

I pity Ukraine for thinking the west can face Russia on it behalf.

Propaganda don't win war, it'll only make such countries appear foolish later.

Meanwhile Ukraine has killed 100,000 Russian soldiers, destroyed thousands of ammunitions. We're winning on Twitter, CNN, BBC, nairaland... cheesy

God bless Putin and mother Russia. tongue
Western media are so desperate and pathetic with lies because their narrative is falling apart like cards.

The person that parroted this new lies forgot that Elvira's tenure as chief of the Russian Central Bank is supposed to end on June. However, Putin have proposed last Friday that she should be re-appointed for a third-term, which the lower house of the Duma is happy to consider. The woman never said no. Shame to the Lamestream media. cool
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia's MOEX Stock Index Is Up 9% by Appleyard(m): 12:45pm On Mar 24, 2022
Buliwyf:
Typical bloviating buffoon. Show me where I quoted any article. This one wants to stand me face to face lol. You no go even free show up. You are the one posting and quoting articles. And that article you just posted was as at when Germany haven't fully decided on decoupling from Russia yet. Now that the new Chancellor has decided, things are moving fast.

In your first article you said 4 years. I debunked that. Now you are posting about 2024. That's a timeline that requires the usual EU bureaucracy that take a year to even sign documents. But with the new plans, bureaucracy is out of the window and rest assured that LNG terminals for receiving gas might be a major thing by the next winter.

Sense you no get. Learn you can't learn. You are always using every opportunity to show the whole Nairaland you are daft.
At the bolded, you are very wrong. Some of you think the European legal system operate in a lawless form like what we have here in African countries cool. On the contrary, it isn't.

First, building LNG terminals is not like putting cables and pipes together. There is so much that goes into it. The legal framework, the environmental framework, and the political timeframe viz the needs of the people and health of the economy. All of these makes up the bureaucracy you think can simply be thrown out of the window. cool let me break it down for you a bit.

In Germany, The approval procedures for an LNG terminal are highly complex. They are likely to take more than a year in regular times, but more likely several years. Add to that construction, and such a project can take many years. A whole range of legal matters plays a role. These include, for example:

Construction planning law:
In Germany, this regulates which (industrial) facilities may be located in a particular area at all. The corresponding construction planning procedures are complex. Many concerns have to be considered, and citizens and public interest groups have to be consulted.

Federal Immission Control Act (BimSchG):
If the construction planning law is complied with, an additional immission control permit is usually required. Large LNG terminals, such as those envisaged by the German government require approval under the Federal Immission Control Act. A whole range of technical and legal aspects is examined in such a complex procedure (see the following points).

If a procedure is carried out following the Federal Immission Control Act, it has a concentration effect. This is because the immission control permit also includes other licenses. For example, a separate building permit is not required. However, the concentration-effect does not mean that the other legal matters are not examined. Instead, the concentration-effect merely means that the responsible approval authority also deals with the other legal issues. These may include:

Environmental Impact Assessment Act (UVPG): under this Act, projects are assessed that may have a significant impact on the environment due to their nature, size, or location. The law is based on European legal requirements. Therefore, it requires extensive reviews before a project is approved - and public participation.

The Industrial Safety Ordinance:
This serves to ensure occupational safety in the plant and is also based on European law.

Building law:
More extensive building regulations must also be complied with, even if building planning law allows the plant's construction on principle. For example, building regulations, as a special safety law, place requirements on the condition of structural facilities to avoid hazards to life and health. In addition, as unique structures, the construction of LNG terminals requires compliance with stringent building code requirements.


The above are just the legal framework that governs the building of LNG in Germany, which must be met in strict adherence. These are law abiding societies, where provisions of the law are followed to the latter, unlike what you have here in Nigeria.

And the bureaucracy have not even set in yet. cool
Many technical and legal issues have to be examined. The location where these LNG plants will be situated will have to be mapped out and approved first. The people close to those localities must be consulted. A lot of documents must be signed. The government must involved so many third-parties, and so on and so forth.

While the government can still fast-track this plan by pushing through public interest claim, the legal frameworks already mentioned, particularly the one that governs the environment, will pose serious challenge because Germany and the EU is in the forefront of the Climate Change Save our Planet initiative, meaning any sidestepping of these laws will not only attract a truckload of legal suits from individuals and environmentalists, it will also give the opposition a political talking point.

So, if anyone tells you that the government will simply throw away these legal and bureaucractic framework and you will then get LNG plants in next winter, tell that person is a lie. cool

Even with the best fast-tracking of such projects, it will still take up to a year if not.more than to complete.

That's why in the whole of Europe, you have less than 33 LNG terminals. It's not as easy as you think. cool

Note: the above information is in the public domain.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia's MOEX Stock Index Is Up 9% by Appleyard(m): 11:37am On Mar 24, 2022
Jeromejnr:
Now 11 percent about 1 hour ago

Rise of Russian Rubles coming soon..being a majorly independent nation ain't no joke.
So many folks don't understand that a nation that produces it's own energy, advanced in medicine and mostly self-sufficient in key agricultural products cannot be isolated by anyone. This is the fact and the quicker the EU realises it, the better for them. Otherwise, their own people will soon turn on them because of rising inflation. Already, Truckers in Spain have embark on strike due to rising cost. Some cities in Europe are now experiencing protest. If the gas wahala pass this level, Europe will implode with massive protest. Sanctions are a two edged sword that hurt everyone involved.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Putin Wants Rubles For Russian Gas by Appleyard(m): 9:04pm On Mar 23, 2022
gambojimeta:
In summary.

The government of Germany and Qatar are wasting their time and should not bother since the cost would be too high.

Well, maybe these countries will stop sending aid and money to Africa, South America and Asia only for politicians to loot and steal. Time for Africa to stand alone which is a good thing. They could use some of that money to get gas at an higher cost as long as they are getting the gas. No wahala ba.

RICH Western Europeans need subsidy and rebates too. cool

Another arm chair expert on Nairaland. grin
Germany don't even have the terminal to hold gas via tankers, henc they called it long-term. Guy, there is no replacing cheap in gas and oil. These are facts.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Putin Wants Rubles For Russian Gas by Appleyard(m): 8:21pm On Mar 23, 2022
gambojimeta:
grin

You have never heard of oil and gas tankers

How do you think Nigeria gets its refined crude oil? grin
That's where the problem lies. Gas gotten from gas tankers makes the price of gas way higher than when it was gotten from pipes. You can't replace cheap in gas and oil, and that's why the Europeans are so dependent on Russian gas: cheap, quick delivery and dense than what you get from gas tankers. Why do you think they were trying to get gas pipelines from the middle East to main Europe but Syria stood on the way, which led to the plan to topple Asad and the consequent Russian intervention? The only way you get cheap gas is via pipes otherwise, Europe would have been buying ohas from the US since eons. cool
Foreign Affairs › Re: Putin Wants Rubles For Russian Gas by Appleyard(m): 8:06pm On Mar 23, 2022
Jesse25:
Ewooo just imagine every nation demanding to be pay with their currency cheesy that one mean say USA go enter one corner dance wink
grin grin grin grin grin ;DThe one corner dance got to me badly... grin grin grin
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Says Polish Idea Of Peacekeepers In Ukraine Could Lead To Clash With NATO by Appleyard(m): 7:57pm On Mar 23, 2022
Drenimarcus:
The German chancellor already said no. The DPR and Russian troops take control of the Azov-Stal perimeter and they reached the perimeter of the neo-Nazi fortified area at the industrial zone of the Azov-Stal plant.
Information by an English reporter Patrick Lancaster reporting from the frontlines in Dombass said that recently captured Ukrainian Azov Battalion soldiers stated that the recent Russian bombardment of their surrounded base in Mariupol has reduced the population of Azov fighters from 14,500 to about 7000 forces. They are now hiding in most of the destroyed buildings in the city central with nowhere else to run. They failed to take the surrender deadline Russia gave them and now they are paying the price heavily. No sorry for Nazis. cool

Meanwhile, the Ukrainian MOD have admitted that Russian naval forces have taken over the coastline of Mariupol, which means the Uki forces and Azov guys in the city are now landlocked, and at the mercy of the Russians. 3 days fr now, Mariupol should be done and dusted with those devilish Azov guys completely sent back to hell where they belong.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Says Polish Idea Of Peacekeepers In Ukraine Could Lead To Clash With NATO by Appleyard(m): 6:29pm On Mar 23, 2022
Drenimarcus:
If they come into Ukraine, they will clash with Russia and we might have a full blown war on our hands.
Lmao. If Poland without the entire NATO comes into Ukraine, Russia will bomb them in Ukraine and nothing will happen. It's then you will know Article 5 of NATO exist only when a third-world nation is involved. The rest will abandon Poland to its own peril. I just they laugh. cool Russian Hypersonic missiles doing serious press-up awaiting the Polish peacekeeping force. Like the hundreds of mercenaries and foreign military instructors sent to their grave last week, so will they be dealth with.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Will Use Nuclear Weapons When Under Threat - Dmitry Peskov by Appleyard(m): 10:51am On Mar 23, 2022
DoctorOlasDesk:
As expected you're estremely stupeed. Look for someone else's time to waste with your useless banter.


Good day
Admit your error.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia; Have The West Truly Exhausted All Thier Cards? by Appleyard(m): 10:48am On Mar 23, 2022
It's sad that the UN has lost its bearing on global politics and it's current inability to curtail and checkmate the excesses of members of the permanent security council means it will end up like it predecessor, the League of Nations. It's high time the so-called Third-world nations of the earth form their own world body devoid of the current crop of developed troublemakers in the west.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Will Use Nuclear Weapons When Under Threat - Dmitry Peskov by Appleyard(m): 10:38am On Mar 23, 2022
2braithe:
His invasion of Afghanistan is not against the Afghan government but rather against the Taliban.

US soldiers fought side by side with Afghan soldiers on many occasions.
No dey yarn dust.
How do you mean at the bolded? Who was in power when the Yankees invaded Afghanistan? undecided
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Will Use Nuclear Weapons When Under Threat - Dmitry Peskov by Appleyard(m): 10:36am On Mar 23, 2022
DoctorOlasDesk:
You've not talked about what you're bantering about. I believe you just enjoy the thrill of arguing. Educate us oga, what exactly is the bone of contention here. I know you're itching to type and banter as atypical as the average social media Joe is today. But what the argument is about is what I'd like to know.


Before you begin the verbal diarrhoea again, allow me ask you, what has Russia achieved so far compared with its economic loss, lives of soldiers lost, equipment loss. Educate us o.

Currency value lost

Foreign reserve of up to 50% can't be assessed

Business activities steady declines


141 nations voted against Russia in the UN. Russia had just five supports. Mr. I too know tell us what you more better than 141 nations

Gas supply deal with EU that would have generated 50 billion dollars annually lost


Credit status globally decimated abysmally.


Please educate me about the merits Russia has enjoyed in fighting this war


Don't bother responding. Its obvious you're a fook
It's clear that when facts are thrown your way, you shift goalpost and argue sideways.

You were the one who claimed that Russia with 150,000 soldiers have not been able to besieged any city in Ukraine. Then I gave you facts of the cities currently besieged by Russia and instead of admitting your error, you're shifting left and right. It's obvious you're emotionally erratic and incapable of logical and constructive analytical reasoning.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Japan Criticize Russian Withdrawal From WW2 Peace Treaty Talks Over Sanctions by Appleyard(m): 9:39am On Mar 23, 2022
Mrtaye:
Do you know the kind of defense systems Japan possess and the technology compared to Russia? abi you think say Japan na like Russia wey go open mouth waaaa dey boast about having nuke and other bullshit ..no be mouth ooo Russia no be Soviet Union ooo
Please, list the kind of defense systems Japan possessed and the superior technology they have that Russia doesn't have?

Take it or leave it, Japan is a conquered territory that is at the mercies of Uncle Sam. Stop hyping them.
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Will Use Nuclear Weapons When Under Threat - Dmitry Peskov by Appleyard(m):
DoctorOlasDesk:
Continue with your propaganda. Go to BBC and check out what this morning news had to say about your claims
When Bob Marley cried "Emancipate yourself from mental slavery," folks like you said it's a good thing to be mislead by colonialists and their control machine. Please, leave BBC, find independent news outlets and see real facts on the ground.

Check the map below.

Meanwhile, there is a guy on Telegram and also on YouTube called Patrick Lancaster, an English man reporting straight from the frontlines in Mariupol. Bro, the MSM is cheerleading for Ukraine and deceiving many gullible people about the real happenings on the ground.

Look for George Galloway on YouTube, Alexander Mercouris also, and Alex Christoforou, all independent reporters giving a fair, balance and no nonesense information about the war in Ukraine. Don't allow anyone to decieve you. There is a great Psy-ops ongoing and only those that can think independently for themselves will not be ballooned along.

Foreign Affairs › Re: Japan Criticize Russian Withdrawal From WW2 Peace Treaty Talks Over Sanctions by Appleyard(m): 9:15am On Mar 23, 2022
Bluffly:
Bros stop gainsaying, the torpedo you are shouting is not even concluded. Russia themselves cannot conclude it yet, no carrier self and it will as well be like the 1950's failed one
Really?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Will Use Nuclear Weapons When Under Threat - Dmitry Peskov by Appleyard(m): 9:14am On Mar 23, 2022
DoctorOlasDesk:
Putin is fullish. One of the worst things in life is for a leader. In this case, a military leader is to not deliberately lead your soldiers into sure death. There's a military code of honour, that leaders must lead soldiers to victory, not into certain death. Especially when there's room for alternative action. Putin has failed woefully and he's just a walking corpse at the moment.


Even Hitler, Napoleon never lead their men to assured deaths. Yes they fought wars and their men died, but not in a way Putin is sacricifing them by sending them to death machine, Ukraine


There's a narrative the world is not reporting about. Report suggests over 12,000 soldiers have died. But much more have been lost by Russia. Many of the soldiers that have died are specialists that took years to train in other to specialize the skills needed by their units. Theyve lost Pilots, Sailors, Navy, Weapon controls systems, communication and teach experts.


They've lost all sort of professionals trained to handle and manage so many complex machinery that would take lots of training and time to master.


The new, young and replacements won't master these roles over night. This technically means, Russia is decimating its might, personnel, abilities and strengths in the long run with no single achievement or whatsoever.



The strategy was super effective if only he had stopped she he assembled 150,000 of his men outside the border. He would have gotten whatever claim he was looking for.



Now a whole 150,000 soldiers invaded a country and could not besiege any city. What a shame. Putin should leave the stage. He's finished. Either he does it himself, or he's taken out.
This is crass ignorance. Mariupol is besieged and Azov Batallion are taking a whopping as we speak. Kherson is under full control of Russian forces now. Kharkiv is besieged and almost liberated. Odessa is besieged and Kiev is on the verge of being besieged.

I don't know where you're getting your news from, or is. It that you don't understand what besieged means?
Why won't they lose pilots, planes, and equipment, and personnel? Do you expect to go to war without losing men?
Foreign Affairs › Re: Russia Will Use Nuclear Weapons When Under Threat - Dmitry Peskov by Appleyard(m): 9:06am On Mar 23, 2022
Fahdiga:
This goes to show that Putin is too emotional and doesn't deal with logic. He should know that countries that have more nuclear weapons are ever ready for his madness
You're even more emotional than Putin because you failed to realise that that is the country's nuclear posture, not Putin's posture, which he is constitutionally sworn to uphold. The US has similar and even tougher nuclear posture.

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