The US’s March of Folly in Ukraine

American Thinker ^ | March 10, 2023 | Jared Peterson

[canuck_conservative]

the usual Russian lies

[blueunicorn6]

The citizens of The United States did not blow up the Nordstream pipeline.

The Democrats blew up the Nordstream pipeline.

[wildcard_redneck]

Truth hurts cuck Canuck. You should volunteer because the Ukrainians need someone vicious and strong who says “sorry” after every shot fired.

[Mariner]

You don’t belong here.

[hardspunned]

I’m glad you’re so quick to get the official Biden reaction to this out. You’ve been trafficking in the government/media conglomerate disinfo long enough you can probably freelance your BS without getting the latest FBI talking points. You need a badge, junior G-man, BS second class. Keep up the vigilance.

[Timber Rattler]

Garbage article full of lies, half-truths, and misrepresentations.

[CodeJockey]

NATO should have went the way of the Warsaw Pact. One without the other is in an imbalance.

[canuck_conservative]

not one criticism of Putin

Putin illegally invades a sovereign country - violating the 1994 Budapest Agreement, which the author again makes no mention of - and yet he gets zero criticism

this author is not objective, he’s obviously a paid Russian propagandist repeating all the bogus Kremlin talking points

[amnestynone]

No, because Russia is still dangerous. The other countries knew that which is why they left the the Warsaw block and by now are joining Nato (to preserve and protect themselves).

[elpadre]

“..Garbage article full of lies, half-truths, and misrepresentations.””

such as?

[House Atreides]

“… this author is not objective, he’s obviously a paid Russian propagandist repeating all the bogus Kremlin talking points”
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Oh, you sound so very, very French.

[lodi90]

Submissively surrendering to Russian nuclear blackmail seems very French.

[lodi90]

“Such as”: *NATO’s relentless eastward expansion, in the teeth of explicit promises by every 1990 Western leader that such expansion would never occur if Russia accepted German reunification, withdrew its troops from Eastern Europe, and dissolved the Warsaw Pact;

The whole article is recycled manure.

[canuck_conservative]

NATO should have went the way of the Warsaw Pact

wrong - Russia never stopped pointing those nuclear-armed missiles at us

that shows it always had malicious intent

friendly countries don't aim nuclear missiles at us ... Britain and France don't, which is why we consider them friendly

Russia, China, and North Korea do - which is why we consider them as hostile menaces

[Kazan]

Name one thing the author was wrong about.

All you and your ilk have are lies, coming straight from Deep State and the Biden regime.

[canuck_conservative]

everything

[budj]

Frankly, it’s pretty much past the time when there’s not much left of Eastern Ukraine to save. It’s turning into a graveyard.

[dforest]

This source is not Russian, goober.

[MeganC]

“NATO’s relentless eastward expansion”

Russian barbarians hate it when the nations they used to dominate and enslave take steps to secure themselves against future domination and enslavement by Russia.

NATO has not ‘relentlessly expanded’ but instead plenty of countries have freely joined it and that list will soon enough include Finland and Sweden. Maybe even Switzerland and Austria who are both now integrating their militaries with NATO.

Also, Russia does not get to veto who can and can’t apply to join NATO.

That’s just the same as criminals getting a say on who can and cannot have a burglar alarm.