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[Prevenger17]

And I await your quote of a post showing me critical of Ukraine. Zelenskyy yes,but Ukraine and it's citizens no.

Again, shifting the goalposts there. I don't think even you're that thick to criticise the people getting murdered in the Ukraine.

But you are constantly criticising the Ukraine for defending itself and not accepting "deals" that were never there, putting the onus on them to end this thing when Putin has invaded them and does not intend to leave. But let's see another hilarious "NuClEaR WaR" video you utter gimp

 

[Tennessee Blue Mike]

PHOTOS: Russian and US troops shook hands and took pictures together when their patrols met in Syria, actions in deep contrast with Ukraine tensions

Here is a feelgood reprieve from the Ukraine atrocities.

 

[davids]

They were found David.

“Saddam didn’t know he had it,” the head of the CIA’s post-war WMD investigation tells The Intercept. “This is stuff Iraqi leaders did not know was left lying around. It was not a militarily significant capability that they were, as a matter of national policy, hiding.”​

Twelve Years Later, US Media Still Can’t Get Iraqi WMD Story Right

"Saddam didn’t know he had it," the head of the CIA’s post-war WMD investigation tells The Intercept. "This is stuff Iraqi leaders did not know was left lying around. It was not a militarily significant capability that they were, as a matter of national policy, hiding."

theintercept.com

But again, the war in Iraq was based on lies, Bush simply wanted their oil, now that we have put that to bed, we can move on.

The CIA,well that makes it gospel.?

 

[wainy]

Well this thread went from some interesting views and people sharing info in to a load of [Poor language removed] didn’t it.

 

[davids]

Again, shifting the goalposts there. I don't think even you're that thick to criticise the people getting murdered in the Ukraine.

But you are constantly criticising the Ukraine for defending itself and not accepting "deals" that were never there, putting the onus on them to end this thing when Putin has invaded them and does not intend to leave. But let's see another hilarious "NuClEaR WaR" video you utter gimp

Well you obviously know more than the Turkish politicians involved in the March talks and the international journalists who had the story published.

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

Well you obviously know more than the Turkish politicians involved in the March talks and the international journalists who had the story published.

Do tell, oh wise one

 

[LinekersLegs]

 

[LinekersLegs]

 

[Goat]

Well you obviously know more than the Turkish politicians involved in the March talks and the international journalists who had the story published.

After the fourth day of talks on 17 March, Russia said an agreement has not been reached. Following the talks, French Foreign Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian warned that Russia was only "pretending to negotiate", in line with a strategy it has used elsewhere.

On 29 March, Estonian Prime Minister, Kaja Kallas, indicated in agreement with French minister Le Drian that any Russian offers of peaceful negotiation about Ukraine, or withdrawal from Kyiv, should be regarded with diplomatic skepticism, based on a history of Russian unreliability in similar peace negotiations with other countries.

 

[davids]

 

[tsubaki]

Again, shifting the goalposts there. I don't think even you're that thick to criticise the people getting murdered in the Ukraine.

But you are constantly criticising the Ukraine for defending itself and not accepting "deals" that were never there, putting the onus on them to end this thing when Putin has invaded them and does not intend to leave. But let's see another hilarious "NuClEaR WaR" video you utter gimp

The problem with this is that they aren't being criticized for not accepting "deals" that were never there; they are being criticized for not taking part in negotiations. Zelensky's decree from a few days ago banning himself from negotiating with Putin would have been farcical in less concerning times than these.

I agree that there is plenty of reason to doubt the sincerity of the country that invaded, but to not take part in them is just allowing the Russians to go around saying that they want peace but that the other side isn't negotiating - something that is both absurd and correct.

Nothing is lost by engaging in these talks. They should be engaged with.

 

[Prevenger17]

Well you obviously know more than the Turkish politicians involved in the March talks and the international journalists who had the story published.

Well come on then, what amazing terms did Russia offer after invading the Ukraine and killing loads of their people?

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

@davids
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[Tennessee Blue Mike]

They better enjoy the wait. Soon there won't be a Bridge.

 

[Noisy noise annoys]

Better than 7 months of helI guess