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[blulouie]

What scares you so very much about actually looking at any others actions except Putin mate?



but one man's fault, it's frankly laughable for any adult to boil something as complicated as this down to a simple narrative.

Putin does not invade another Freestanding Independent country then this debate never happens.

Putin withdraws his forces & acknowledges Ukraine as a fully autonomous country , this ends.

There is no whataboutery in question here.

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

@davids @bluestevon @ramacca

Tell me otherwise

 

[Tennessee Blue Mike]

@davids @bluestevon @ramacca

Tell me otherwise

None of the above could interpret that. Short and concise.

 

[bluestevon]

Bots are out in force today. Must be potatoes and cabbage for tea.

Least the fertilizer to grow those and the gas to cook those are affordable mate, cheaper than last year in fact.

Maybe try some cold pickled eggs - prob affordable for you. Nice with a pint as well, oh crap forgot the pubs are all gonna end up closing the way things are heading.

 

[peteblue]

Least the fertilizer to grow those and the gas to cook those are affordable mate, cheaper than last year in fact.

Maybe try some cold pickled eggs - prob affordable for you. Nice with a pint as well, oh crap forgot the pubs are all gonna end up closing the way things are heading.

They aren’t, some will but some do every year…..

 

[Mutzo Nutzo]

Least the fertilizer to grow those and the gas to cook those are affordable mate, cheaper than last year in fact.

Maybe try some cold pickled eggs - prob affordable for you. Nice with a pint as well, oh crap forgot the pubs are all gonna end up closing the way things are heading.

Lots of fertiliser available in Ukraine made up of composted dead Russians. Going cheap I hear.

Don’t believe all you read on Telegram Steveski, things might be tough for some people over here but we’ll handle it just fine thanks.

Enjoy your potatoes

 

[bluestevon]

It is the links that are the issue. Earlier this morning you were telling us that Russia were winning this and about to turn it all around. You are in a bizarre echo chamber (I can guess whos feeding it) and its not healthy.

Economically they are winning it, it's what happens when you base an entire strategy on sanctioning someone who understands the energy market better then you do, and the by proxy of fertilizer and grain.

Militarily I think Ukraine are taking land back at a absolutely huge cost in terms of men and equipment, losses that won't be sustainable for long. Meanwhile Russia is buying time to train and replenish supplies and hardware. Much like Ukraine did in march-july by forcing every inch to be fought over, again at a huge loss in personnel.

Do I think at a point Ukraine will lose all the territory and a lot more than what they're regaining, yup I do. Do I want that, no, I want the entire thing settled now through diplomacy (which obviously won't happen ofc)
Feel free to archive this post and quote it back to me in 4 months time

 

[LostLegend]

A lot and I mean an absolute shed load of new equipment is being transported to Western Russia every day mate, rumour has it for a very big counter offensive from Russia come the ground freezing over.

Right now they are prioritising giving ground rather than hold at all costs. Out of necessity no doubt, but interesting how much losses the Ukr are taking as repeated assaults take their toll on any attacker.

Are you seriously saying that Russian forces running away abandoning millions of $$ worth of equipment and vehicles & soldiers surrendering en-masse in the process is all part of some greater grand strategy by Russia?

 

[bluestevon]

Lots of fertiliser available in Ukraine made up of composted dead Russians. Going cheap I hear.

Don’t believe all you read on Telegram Steveski, things might be tough for some people over here but we’ll handle it just fine thanks.

Enjoy your potatoes

Again, let's revisit that post in four months time and I'll ask how you handled it mate.

Tough for some people, you mean like the elderly, the poor and the working class?

 

[larrygobfiend]

Least the fertilizer to grow those and the gas to cook those are affordable mate, cheaper than last year in fact.

Maybe try some cold pickled eggs - prob affordable for you. Nice with a pint as well, oh crap forgot the pubs are all gonna end up closing the way things are heading.

True colours coming out at last.

Maybe you live near Moscow or St. Petersburg and the standard of living ain’t so bad, but we all know that the rest of Russia is pretty much third world. Gotta feel for those poor guys in those run down regions being thrown into the meat grinder. You know this is happening deep down.

 

[Mutzo Nutzo]

Economically they are winning it, it's what happens when you base an entire strategy on sanctioning someone who understands the energy market better then you do, and the by proxy of fertilizer and grain.

Militarily I think Ukraine are taking land back at a absolutely huge cost in terms of men and equipment, losses that won't be sustainable for long. Meanwhile Russia is buying time to train and replenish supplies and hardware. Much like Ukraine did in march-july by forcing every inch to be fought over, again at a huge loss in personnel.

Do I think at a point Ukraine will lose all the territory and a lot more than what they're regaining, yup I do. Do I want that, no, I want the entire thing settled now through diplomacy (which obviously won't happen ofc)
Feel free to archive this post and quote it back to me in 4 months time

So if Ukraine is experiencing such massive losses as you believe then why have they cancelled the next round of mobilization? Tells me they have enough troops to achieve the goals they’ve set themselves

And as for Russia buying time - why are they running away and abandoning all their equipment and ammunition? Surely they would conduct orderly tactical withdrawals covered by artillery and air support? Instead we are seeing Russian troops routing, leaving all their kit behind and running like frightened rabbits.