Posted on 03/22/2022 12:50:13 PM PDT by marcusmaximus
I knew all this would happen because I’ve studied ww2 eastern front etc. Russia cannot win.
Pentagon agrees with Russian retreating on Kyiv front. The rest...who knows?
Daily Mail…blah, blah, blah propaganda.
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I’m careful about every source anymore but I don’t just disregard Daily Mail out of hand. They OFTEN scoop our media on corruption in this country. They were a key part of what Hillary called the Communication Channels of the Vast Right Wing Conspiracy. Once Fox News and The New York Times picked up what the Brits were saying, the rest of US media were forced to acknowledge it. Today, NYT is more resistant so it takes longer to break stories in our media once Daily News gets the scoop.
“Russia may not have enough troops in Ukraine to win.”
There is thee main false pretense in western thinking.
They did not enter to WIN, they entered to punish.
And the Chechen war? They simply blew to living hell out of everything and then settled. And now the Chechens are fighting for the Russians.
I fully expect this to escalate beyond any chance of a negotiated deal. The Ukrainian leader needs to settle before whats left of his country becomes nothing but a destroyed ruin.
You no doubt noticed like myself that whenever the warring parties start attempts at negotiations, the fearless leader in this country gets up and stirs the pot more.
Putin is a snake, Zelensky is a poodle, and Biden is a pig faced bastard who wants this to continue...as well as a puppet.
They want war..any war of any type (nuclear is fine it seems) and the propaganda (in this country) reflects that.
Daily News?
What “scoop” do they get?
If you’ve watched the day-by-day the Russians have been stalled since the initial advance. They were spreading that they would take Kiev a week ago Sunday but have gained no ground there.
What they have done is force their way into Mariupol. It hasn’t fallen, but the Ukes haven’t been able to relieve them. If they can’t find a way to get them help, they look to be doomed. Ukraine doesn’t seem to have anything that can hit the ships offshore that are shelling the city.
If that city falls, or when it falls, Russia will control a swathe of territory connecting Crimea with Russia. They may be able at that point to declare victory. Then it’s up to Ukraine to keep fighting or give up. They are doing well in the rest of the country but Mariupol is crucial. And they seem to have no chance of breaking the siege.
Ukraine’s a breadbasket. Have some pumpernickel.
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Buck up, now some of the Putiniesta trolls are self identifying ...
I’m thinking... probably not.
“From what I know everything is under Russian control West of Kiev.”
Well, tovarishch, Kiev is on the west bank of the Dnieper, a bit west of the center of the country. So, you’re saying that Russia controls everything west of that point, or up to the Polish border. That would include Lviv, Lutsk, Ternopil, Ivano-Frankivsc, etc. You’re full of sh!t. Do you just make stuff up or are you just regurgitating the talking points of your Russian handlers?
I obviously mean the proximity of the city, not all the way to Atlantic.
Ssssh; not so loud. The Putinistas do not like being exposed.
“I obviously mean the proximity of the city, not all the way to Atlantic.”
Then why didn’t you just say that? I get it that English is not your native language, and that you may have some difficulty going from the Cyrillic Alphabet to the Latin Alphabet, but that does not excuse your obtuseness.
The Daily Mail has done good work.
People complain about blacking out the Hunter Biden laptop story.
The DM was on it immediately at the time in 2020 before the election, repeating the NY Post on their front page, with the drugged out Hunter Biden pics and such. This is something the WSJ did not do.
Troll much?
“Troll much?”
Nice try, tovarishch.
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