Wacking the hornets nest are we ?
Who is this “we” kemosabe
This general must be poking fun at Putin.
This must be a very long-term plan.
One day you claim Russia can’t move past the Dunbas, and the next day you have Putin standing in Berlin. More PropAgenda from globalist swines.
Hah hah. Europe should just give up. They have no military. They are already commies so not much will change.
But a truce would be useful. It would give Europe time to rearm.
putin thought no one would care.
if he wins,
he’ll probably think with his next acquisition,
no one will dare.
We’ve been listening to “The Russians are Coming” crap since the psychotic DC deep-staters first told us Trump was giving secrets to Putin and hired hookers in Moscow to pee on Obama’s bed
Please stop spewing your garbage. Its pathetic
We’ve been listening to “The Russians are Coming” crap since the psychotic DC deep-staters first told us Trump was giving secrets to Putin and hired hookers in Moscow to pee on Obama’s bed
Please stop spewing your garbage. Its pathetic
If Putin was smart, he should have left Ukraine alone. And went after the Baltics. I doubt that NATO would have done anything.
Yo! Vlad, not a good idea.
Trust me.
5.56mm
More total laughable BS from BS Central.
Complete BS.
I remember the Vietnam War where our guys were fighting the battles that the South Vietnamese soldiers didn’t want to fight. Just sayin’.
It was always next.
They’ve been telegraphing that for quite some time now.
People just haven’t been paying attention.
Headless Garter Snake is always posting crappola.
Reminds me of something.
Dr. Rohac is the author of “.In Defense of Globalism” (Rowman and Littlefield, 2019). His previous book, “Towards an Imperfect Union: A Conservative Case for the EU” (Rowman and Littlefield, 2016), was included on Foreign Affairs magazine's list of best books of 2016. Dr. Rohac has testified before the House Foreign Affairs Committee and has briefed the US Helsinki Commission. His commentary has been published widely in the popular media, including in the Financial Times, Foreign Affairs, Los Angeles Times, The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and The Washington Post. His scholarly articles have been featured in policy journals, including Constitutional Political Economy, Journal of Institutional Economics, Kyklos, and Public Choice.As one observes in the article, the statement "Today Georgia, tomorrow Ukraine, the Baltic States the day after tomorrow, and then perhaps the time will come for my country, Poland," is the late former president of Poland Lech Kaczynski, written in 2008. The Maidan dates from 2014 and Russia annexed Crimea in 2014. So the testimony predates the events by six or seven years.He has a PhD in political economy from King's College London; an MPhil in economics from St Antony's College, University of Oxford; an MA in economics from George Mason University; and a BA in economics from Charles University in Prague.
Source: https://www.aei.org/profile/dalibor-rohac/
The “should agree to a truce" part is downplayed. A win by Ukraine, a win by Russia, a frozen conflict or an armistice aside. the author is a globalist.
The argument is globalist. Globalism. Yeah, globalism.