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A Perspective on Ukraine

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Re: A Perspective on Ukraine

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> Point to the Russian documents with the same clarity and direction that one can, for example, point to the PNAC policy statements [1], which resulted in Iraq losing 5% of its population. Current Russian regime knows that it cannot clearly explain the invasion of Ukraine. And yet, they invaded, occupied territories, quickly annexed them etc. Something something "actions speak louder than words".

>Current Russian regime knows that it cannot clearly explain the invasion of Ukraine.

How do YOU 'know' that? This is supposition and not based on any evidence.

Show me where a representative of the Russian Federation states, with clarity, that they know they cannot clearly explain the invasion of Ukraine.

This is just coffee-shop psychology, weaponized. You don't actually know anything. Read more official state policies - especially those of your own state.

Re: A Perspective on Ukraine

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post #7

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>please refer us to official state policies which support these suppositions. Wasn't PNAC a non-government think-tank?

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Thank you for engaging in this argument and providing real references to official state policies, adopted by the American people, which have resulted in 34 million war refugees clogging the borders of the world, immense calamity and destruction of multiple sovereign states, and an entire region of the world left to dig its children out from under the piles of burning rubble.

Now lets do this for Russia, too ..

Re: A Perspective on Ukraine

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post #11

Earlier quoted context omitted.

https://www.themoscowtimes.com/2014/10/14/is-alaska-next-on-... Is the deputy prime minister of Russia demanding Alaska back enough of a citation? Or do you actually not care for any evidence, comrade?

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Iraqis were murdered by other Arabs under cover of the chaos kicked off by Americans being there.

Being murdered proximally to Americans is very different from being murdered BY Americans (but still bad).

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