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10-15-26 10:00 #4585Senior Member

Posts: 1924It's called the Islamic Republic of Iran. Islamic and Islamist aren't the same thing. Please educate yourself.
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10-15-26 09:59 #4584Senior Member

Posts: 1924So you agree that all this talk about Russia going on to take the Baltics and Eastern Europe is all propaganda by the EU and the west. That's good, we are on the same page then with respect to that.
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You ignored all my questions and resorted to selective quoting, all can see that.
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As for Mendel, I just posted what she said. I don't know if what she said is 100% accurate. But I do agree with her that Ukraine is committing suicide and at the end of this war, Ukraine will die as a nation and will be left a dysfunctional rump state that will never ever join NATO (another thing you also agree with me about).
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10-13-26 08:52 #4583Senior Member

Posts: 27092In 4 years and half, with so many deaths and injured, Putin won less than 60 kms in Donbass and not Donetsk, for his war, he is only responsible, dreaming of becoming new Tsar of ex USSR. Competing for megalomania with Trump who wants to moonwalk in White House or Kennedy center, when so dirty image compare to JFK.
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10-13-26 06:43 #4582Senior Member

Posts: 2740I don't know. The way Russians have been dying lately, it very well may be Puting fighting to the last Russian.
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Clearly Russia is a much larger country, but not 10 x larger. The meat will run out one day.According to estimates reported by Bloomberg and NATO officials, Russia suffered more than 50,000 casualties in September 2026, marking its highest monthly loss rate of the year.
Key Breakdown of September 2026 Casualties
NATO / Bloomberg Estimates: Over 50,000 total Russian casualties (killed or wounded), with up to 28,000 killed.
Ukraine's General Staff Figures: Reported 46,230 Russian personnel losses (killed and wounded) for the month, an increase of nearly 46% compared to January 2026 (31,710).
Single-Day High: UK Defence Intelligence recorded a peak single-day loss of 2,090 Russian casualties on September 29, 2026.
Ukrainian Losses (Comparison): NATO and Ukrainian sources estimated Ukrainian forces suffered around 5,000 casualties during the same period.
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10-13-26 06:18 #4581Senior Member

Posts: 27092With all his Russian meat, but Putin was not able to win, after 4 years and half. Fortunately, Europe help more Ukraine than shameful Trump who prefers to suck and be fucked deeply in the ass by Putin who doesn't want to make peace, just a liar like Trump.
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10-12-26 23:41 #4580Senior Member

Posts: 1956Hit and Run Tactic: Exposing Kremlin Narratives Before Vacation
I'm heading to Europe for a month this week. I don't do online politics and the like during vacation time but will deal with any replies as time permits. Here's a list of Kremlin state media talking points that have been regularly posted here for years. They're actually few, simple, easy to present, but tough to defend. That's why their advocates rarely try.
Below that you'll find links to my recent posts that contain rebuttals to the same and more. The same posts were either responded to with dodges or completely ignored, usually the latter. Those that publish Kremlin talking points rarely want to engage. They publish, dodge or disappear, then come back posting the same already refuted content. The pattern is clear.
Pro-Russian talking points:
1. NATO eastward expansion involved coercion against the nations who joined. Official govt records, parliamentary debates, and formal applications from the countries involved say otherwise.
2. The 2014 Ukrainian popular uprising that ended with the removal of the pro-Russian president who fled in a 328-0 parliamentary vote was a "coup. " Definitions of the word coup be damned on this one.
3. Russia is justified in "red lines" that lead to invading neighbors when the same in their sovereignty seek to join NATO.
4. Putin bent over backwards to avoid war in 2022, even though he knew that his demand for NATO to change it's open door policy effectively banning Ukraine while closing up shop and committing to no further expansion would never get any serious consideration.
5. The West doesn't care about Ukraine, or even if they prevail or not as long as Russia is made to suffer and weaken. Ukrainian agency and will to defend their land is completely ignored, as are Western interests in seeing a sovereign Ukraine.
6. The insistence that Ukrainians are fools for fighting rather than surrendering has been constant since the start. The slogan "fight to the last Ukrainian" is misconstrued as a death wish. It's obviously Ukrainian resolve rhetoric, or "we'll fight as long as it takes. " This kind of lazy and cheap straw man tactic is the norm.
Russian victory is deemed inevitable and certain while the weight of current war analysis gives Ukraine a real chance of survival as a sovereign nation, especially if substantial Western aid levels persist.
7. The Ukrainian government is called Nazi, as are their national heroes stretching back to the 1940's. The Russians and their bedfellows claim to love Ukrainians while calling their national heroes, and by extension the Ukrainians themselves, "Nazis. " Consistency isn't mandatory. Zelensky's Jewishness is always ignored, as are the Russian Nazi groups fighting in Ukraine.
8. Ukrainian govt corruption is emphasized while the much greater levels of the same in Russia are completely ignored.
Besides all of that there's bare predictions, crystal ball stuff like Ukraine will never join NATO that don't warrant a response as they're typically only blusterous assertions without arguments.
Here's the links to many of my posted rebuttals over the last two months or so that were never answered. There were a few attempted answers with dodges but most of the posts were completely ignored. The last one is from yesterday, so in fairness there hasn't been much opportunity to reply to that one.
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10-12-26 22:17 #4579Senior Member

Posts: 1956Lolol
Right buddy, how's that for a gem of a selective quote?
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10-11-26 22:00 #4578Senior Member

Posts: 27092Ukrainians still support Zelensky versus shameful Trump who wants to give money to Putin to kill Ukrainians.
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10-11-26 21:08 #4577Senior Member

Posts: 1956Selective Quoting, A Lesson in Hypocrisy
This one was so ridiculous I skipped it, but let's expose it anyway for grins. BR wants us to believe that the West doesn't care if Ukraine prevails or not, as long as the poor little victim Russia bleeds.
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But here's Defense Secretary Austin's quote in full, from that April 25, 2022 press conference in Poland: "We want to see Ukraine remain a sovereign country, a democratic country able to protect its sovereign territory. We want to see Russia weakened to the point where it can't do things like invade Ukraine. " Therefore BR pulls out one half of a quote then runs with a wholly false framing.
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/world/b...in-war-efforts
That while you wrenched my quote about Russian suffering out of context. The aim of Russian suffering is of course to encourage them to back off their maximalist demands and settle for terms that preserve Ukrainian defense capability and sovereignty.
You also have another false dilemma going, as wanting Russia weakened while also wanting Ukraine to win their sovereignty aren't incompatible goals. And even from a cold strategic standpoint a Ukraine that survives is in our national interest.
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10-11-26 17:27 #4576Senior Member

Posts: 27092Ukraine should focus shooting Russian gas factories for no diesel for shameful Trump. USA stopped versus Iran because they miss bullets.
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10-09-26 15:25 #4575Senior Member

Posts: 1956Selective quoting is standard practice for focusing on substance, especially when cutting through repetitive claims and personal distractions. I identified and refuted your key points. The audience can verify that themselves by linking back to your post through mine. Here's my post again if you decide to try and tackle it.
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10-08-26 08:56 #4574Senior Member

Posts: 27092NATO, EU and even USA with crazy Trump, never threatened to attack any part of Russia, not even robbed Crimea. This war is only Putin war, not even Russians who are just blind meat.
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10-08-26 02:00 #4573Senior Member

Posts: 1956Repeating these emotionally charged falsehoods over and over while ignoring all the rebuttals presented to you over your time here will never make them true. NATO enlargement was never forced on Ukraine — it was Ukraine's own sovereign choice to seek membership, repeatedly reaffirmed through its elected governments and written into its constitution, and no country has a veto over another's alliance choices. Framing Putin's invasion as a justified response to a "red line" erases that Russia launched a full-scale invasion of a non-threatening neighbor, which is the actual proximate cause of the deaths — not Western policy. And the claim that the West wants Ukrainians dying to "bleed Russia" ignores that Ukraine itself chose to fight rather than surrender, and the West is the one supplying the aid keeping Ukraine's defense possible at all.
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Also, if NATO is the primary threat then why the muted response to Finland joining? But the issue isn't NATO at all, but in Russia's desire for a sphere of influence and particularly resources that belong to Ukraine.
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10-08-26 01:49 #4572Senior Member

Posts: 1738And what has been done on the same day of the proposed amendment? NATO sent a full member states delegation to Kiev and the prosecution opened the alleged bribery case against that member of Rada.
Originally Posted by BloodRed
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In 2021 Ukraine chose Plan be, jacked up salaries to attract people into the AFU, took arms from the Biden administration even when explicitly it was asked not to do so in Summer of 2021. By February 8, 2022 the negotiations collapsed and March 8 was set as intrusion by the AFU into Donetsk. Given no choice Russia acted preemptively with ill devised haste plan and only about 80,000 active troops.
Remember, Ukraine will always choose a loose-loose scenario over win-win one. The national motto is 'You die today, I die tomorrow'.
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10-07-26 23:54 #4571Senior Member

Posts: 27092Aren't Islamists? Who lead Iran?
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