[MtnClimber]

This one may stir up some debate, but I hope it can remain civil.

[sauropod]

bkmk good quote at beginning

[mewzilla]

"...Why the European members of NATO wanted to go along with this nickel-plated clusterfuck is an abiding puzzle of history now, like who exactly bumped off JFK in 1963. Germany..."

Mystery, my derriere.

"War is the health of the State"

Bourne of War

[Enterprise]

Ah yes. Haliburton. I remember when the left went into a frenzy over Haliburton and Dick Cheney. HALIBUURTON!

[HIDEK6]

“Forced obedience to obvious lies is the essence of totalitarianism.

The rats discovered this during the LOCKDOWN.

[Jan_Sobieski]

Sometimes it sucks to be right all the time…

[PGalt]

Thanks for posting.

[Qiviut]

Bkmk

[GOPJ]

Tons of money pounded down a rat hole. Now, the chatter is that we (NATO) “can’t afford to lose.” Yeah? But we’re losing. Russia will hold the eastern Ukraine provinces and what’s left in the rest of Ukraine will be a failed state drained of men under sixty able to work at anything, bankrupt, broken.

It will take a century, if ever, for Ukraine to recover from all that and the West will have gained nothing. Anyway, that’s the true prospect.

And so, the West’s “solution” to that humiliating quandary appears to be: start a bigger war, right up to and including nukes. That’s good thinking there, Butch, said Sundance.

I'm guessing the insane perverts in the CIA had a hand in this most stupid war decision - a decision made based on their hatred of Putin, their megalomania and a need for a place for 'elites' to launder their ill gotten cash.