[icclearly]

You are wrong, confused and are missing the obvious. Had that document not been scrapped it would have dragged the US into war. Into an armed conflict against Russia.

Oh sure it would.

In your little-bitty mind.

Where do come up with such ideas? Putin's track record in attacking other countries, other than defending his own security in Ukraine, is nill.

Try another crazy idea.

[Responsibility2nd]

You're not any good at reading are you? Let me repeat this point I made that was directly made from the article. In Large Font.

 

- guarantor countries (🇨🇳🇺🇸🇫🇷🇬🇧🇹🇷) obliged to intervene within 3 days if Russia invades

 

Do you know what this means? It means what I said earlier. This document would provoked Russia to invade and the US and other countries would be what? That's right. Obliged to intervene.

[Kazan]

Putin has no track record of attacking other countries.

He has track record of not tolerating color revolutions we foment in neighboring countries.

We and NATO have constantly been the aggressors. We promised no eastward expansion of NATO and expanded right to Russia's borders.

We fomented an illegal coup in Ukraine and installed a puppet government hostile to Moscow and the ethnic Russian population in Ukraine, setting off a civil war.

And, we're meddling now in Georgia's internal affairs by trying to prevent the current government from passing a foreign agents registration act.

[Freest Republican]

When he invaded in 2014 he was protecting his own security?

Russia is less secure at the moment than in 2014-two security invasions later.

In 2020 we were paying Russia $44,000,000/day for oil.
In 2021 we were paying Russia $88,000,000/day for the same oil.

Russia GDP is nearly 50% higher in 2023 vs 2020.

How many billions were sent to Ukraine? add a few digits to find how much wealthier Russia is thanks to US energy policy.