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sinyug

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    Comment #30530494

    > Saudis > Israelis Already ongoing. We know which sides everyone has picked. > Indians We have been targeted by Pakistan-based terrorists for forty years and tens of thousands of …

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    Comment #30530363

    > Its about the contrast of men in track suits throwing rocks and climbing fences versus women with children. He is openly talking about neighborhood help. All the media reports ar…

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    Comment #30529989

    > In Austria, Chancellor Karl Nehammer stated that “of course we will take in refugees, if necessary”. Meanwhile, just last fall and in his then-role as interior minister, Nehammer…

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    Comment #30527718

    > "What about Iraq and Afghanistan" is literally reasoning Vladimir Putin is using to invade Ukraine. Why wouldn't he? The US provided him with a perfect template to justify his in…

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    Comment #30527258

    > "There's three internets now. There's China's, there's the internet of the European Union and the U.S., and then there's distorted internets in between," in countries like Russia…

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    Comment #30526530

    > Yeah they should have said "special non-millitary operation" instead, right? What I wrote: THEY keep using the term "war" when referring to THEIR actions against Russia. If a Bri…

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    Comment #30526394

    > impending doom that's hanging over our heads? The conflict is localized to parts of Ukraine. There is no impending doom as long as NATO does not directly intervene. And I simply …

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    Comment #30524578

    > A pretty sound argument can be made No, it cannot. The US and Europe accusing Russia of acting without provocation is like a serial killer with 600 dead girls buried in his basem…

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    Comment #30520097

    > Other countries doing unreasonable things Ukraine itself was part of the illegal invasion of Iraq.

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    Comment #30520035

    > exclude every Russian from the world community. Not the world community, only the West. Most of the world has no problems with Russia and Russians.

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    Comment #30518734

    > Putin wanted this war Yes. > proactively No. He could have done this any time he wanted over the last 8 years. So why now? I don't know what, but some thing has changed in the st…

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    Comment #30518266

    > Doesn't Russia has its own Nazi problem at the domestic level? Every western country has some localized neo-nazi phenomenon. But I don't think any of them have official sanction …

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    Comment #30518123

    > Russia should no longer be allowed to communicate with or influence the global community. The West does not get to control who Asian and African countries can and cannot communic…

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    Comment #30515783

    Who would have thunk that the US and Europe would be fighting on the side of actual Nazis in 2022 after spending a decade labeling every political opponent a nazi. These people hav…

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    Comment #30515552

    > Russia is currently firing on innocent civilians in a sovereign country right now. Explain how what you just said is relevant to that. According to a multi-decade policy followed…

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    Comment #30514217

    > "get the rest later" never actually ever seems to happen when it comes to the US and EU. This. The neocon-influenced US addiction to spreading freedom and democracy to authoritar…

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    Comment #30513963

    > History will not look kindly on those who insisted on a neutral stance on the face of evil. In that case, let us start with the war criminals in the US and Europe, and their enab…

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    Comment #30513733

    > Anyone claiming the need for such a "demonstration" is clearly irrational Some would say that interfering in a territorial conflict between a nuclear power and its neighbor is an…

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    Comment #30513234

    > How? It would be a demonstration of what would happen to Western population centers if the West crosses any red lines drawn by Putin. He is done with 25 years of poking and prodd…

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    Comment #30512983

    > no rational reason. Nuking Paris/London is irrational. The thought process behind nuking Stockholm can be defended.

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    Comment #30512443

    > But I am not convinced the Russian leadership is willing to risk being wrong about this. The West has already deployed financial nukes. For Russia, there isn't that much left to …

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    Comment #30512264

    The real question is: what lines are the West unwilling to cross? If Putin nukes Stockholm, are Britain and the US willing to sacrifice New York, Washington, Los Angeles and London…