[GonzoII]

Frankly, I think Russia is afraid of getting stomped by NATO. Imagine that 40 mile convoy in flames. He knows we could do it.

[kosciusko51]

If Biden is promising, Poland can be assured they are on their own...

[BenLurkin]

Russia is a paper tiger.

It's time for NATO to close its doors.

Let the Europeans handle Russia themselves.

[raygunfan]

I’m not so sure the rest of NATO members would get off their collective asses, and simply wait for good old uncle Sam to do the heavy lifting

[escapefromboston]

NATO is a waste of money. No American should be forced to pay or die to protect some European country.

[JonPreston]

Imagine that 40 mile convoy in flames

Imagine if Americans were concerned about the invasion on our Southern border?

[COBOL2Java]

Oh God, he’s mingling among the Ukranian refugees right now. He’s handling little girls. Wish they’d keep the kids away from him.

[Prince of Space]

Well according to the Zelenskyy and Azov fan boys, Russia is “getting their butt kicked.” How can they be a threat to Poland? 🤣

[Da Coyote]

Be afraid, Poland. Be very afraid.
No sentient being respects anyone in the “Slow & the Ho Show”.

[Karliner]

Biden promising? Poland should be afraid. Peace in our time.

[HighSierra5]

Yeah right.

[blackdog]

Nothing feeds the military industrial complex like a well maintained stalemate. Ukraine and Russia will get participation awards. No Victor will be permitted. Even after an end there will be separatists engaged in unrest and violence. This is going to go on for years now.

[damper99]

We could but we wouldn’t. Putin can take the Baltic States and Poland by issuing another nuclear threat if NATO intervenes. It won’t surprise me if Putin doesn’t pop a small nuke in Ukraine to put an exclamation point on his current nuke threat. That would send NATO running for the tall grass.

[Dr. Franklin]

The comments come amid fears that Russia could expand its aggression into Poland, which is a member of the 27-country NATO alliance.

Er, so when will NATO either require to return the wreckage of the Tupolev Tu-154 carrying Polish President Lech Kaczynski to the memorial service he was invited to on April 10, 2022, or declare his assassination an act of war against Poland, a NATO member? What other conclusion is possible from the Russian refusal to return the wreckage after 22 years other than the Polish equivalent of Air Force One was intentionally shot down by the Russians to replace its president with someone more amenable to the German-Russian trade agreements?

[JonPreston]

The comments come amid fears that Russia could expand its aggression into Poland, which is a member of the 27-country NATO alliance.

NATO has 30 members, not 27. #NoPropaganda

[Mariner]

Any thinking person knows the American people would not support going to war over Bulgaria or several other NATO countries.

[SunkenCiv]

Pooty-Poot's pretext for his third invasion of Ukraine has backfired in two ways. First off, NATO's barely lifted a finger to help non-member Ukraine, but these small efforts have resulted in yet another bloody Russian fiasco. Second, NATO is strengthened. 70 years ago, NATO came into being because of Soviet aggression, and for no other reason. Looks like Vlad the Imploder really is emulating Stalin. Thanks GonzoII.

[libertylover]

Two questions:

1) Would France help?
2) Would we want France to help?

[Vaduz]

If the Polish are smart they won’t believe or trust a word Biden says all they have to do is look at his record for the last 15 months.
He’s a walking cluster f**k.

[Basket_of_Deplorables]

Russia is NOT going to invade Poland, for crying out loud. Putin was very clear, for years, what would happen in Ukraine if NATO kept this up:

[Eleutheria5]

Takes testicular fortitude to actually do it. And if Russia gets really afraid, they could use nukes.