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To: Zuriel

Zelenskyy stayed in Kyiv to fight as Leader of the country that people elected him for.
Your insistence that he be in the front line is because you are a crazy bloodthirsty warmongering holier-than-than fake Christian Putin Stooge.

Only you haven’t noticed that the Russians ran away from Kyiv not Zelenskyy.


32 posted on 09/13/2022 2:01:02 PM PDT by Berlin_Freeper
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To: Berlin_Freeper

I said: “IF” he wanted to...

Putin could too, IF he wanted to (but he’s about 25 yrs older, and would probably have to settled for manning a motorized or stationary vehicle).

I was surprised to see that the following opinion was allowed on Newsweak:

https://www.newsweek.com/zelensky-narrative-shifting-opinion-1731875


33 posted on 09/13/2022 2:15:58 PM PDT by Zuriel (Acts 2:38,39....Do you believe it?)
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To: Berlin_Freeper

If you believe the scriptures, you know that God has put these leaders where they are for judgment purposes. If he wanted putin (who may be a puppet of a global consortium) gone, he would be gone. Same with zeepuppet (who is known to be a globalist puppet).


35 posted on 09/13/2022 2:25:52 PM PDT by Zuriel (Acts 2:38,39....Do you believe it?)
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To: Berlin_Freeper; marcusmaximus; SpeedyInTexas; dennisw; PIF; UMCRevMom@aol.com; Monterrosa-24; ...

I doubt that Stalin ever spent time at the front either. On the other hand I imagine that Eisenhower was closer than many leaders. Below are additional quotes from Kasperov:

“There’s a factor that’s underestimated by the West: It’s the psychological factor. Morale is always a problem, just as is military equipment. And today, the morale of the Russian soldiers is deteriorating. Alternatively, it seems that the Ukrainians are at the point where they’re willing to bear any cost to liberate their country and defeat the enemy.

The continuation of the war will have a dramatic effect inside of Russia. You have wounded soldiers coming back to the poor countryside. We don’t know the exact numbers but the latest leak from the Ministry of Defense put the death toll at 50k. That’s a big number to deal with, even for Russia.

Those who were mobilized or were wounded will cause chaos. Here in America we know this post-war syndrome. These returning soldiers will cause problems. The situation in Russia will deteriorate. The war in Ukraine isn’t going Russia’s way. Sanctions have not destroyed the country but they continue biting. They are having an effect.

So, combined – between the war in Ukraine going badly and sanctions – we will see if Putin is able to maintain his grip on power.”

I was a young mother during the Vietnam War with 2 brothers of draftable age, and was very conscious of the effect of the war on public opinion. During one demonstration in DC and at the Pentagon there were 3 households in my neighborhood that had participated in the demonstrations. One group house had several “marshalls” who wore armbands and were responsible for peaceful demonstration behavior. Another group house had been involved in the final marches of 2,000 on the Pentagon. I walked past the house and there must have been 50 people there. Someone was on the porch telling people to remove their tear gas sprayed jackets before coming inside. My eyes started to burn as I walked by.

I think it took at least 10 years for the US to have 50,000 dead. Imagine if Russia continues to be loosing as the Russian people realize they have lost that many in a mere 7 months. It sucks to be Putin.


50 posted on 09/13/2022 8:01:42 PM PDT by gleeaikin (pQuestion .)
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