My guess is after this war is over.
So far, Russia has failed to win in Ukraine. Thus, there is nothing that makes be believe they'll win in a war against NATO.
Me neither.
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My guess is after this war is over.
So far, Russia has failed to win in Ukraine. Thus, there is nothing that makes be believe they'll win in a war against NATO.
Me neither.
That’s like saying “So far, Manchester United have failed to win” when they’re 2 - 0 up in the 70th minute
There are still 20 minutes to be played, time for Manchester United to allow a minimum of two goals. That happened in history, not necessarily with the English team. Same goes with the Russians. They're still fighting in Ukraine.
I understand that you're not a fan of Russia, but do you really believe Russia has been fighting the Ukrainian military on their own? We can go back and forth about who we think is winning, but Ukrainian military has been propped up by the entire western world since the start. How many billions of dollars in aid, does anyone even know? How many free weapons/tanks/planes/equipment provided by like a dozen different countries? Foreign mercenaries? How much help with intelligence, spying, logistics, etc the list goes on and on.
The US alone is spending money at an insane rate that is far outpacing what they spent in Afghanistan. To suggest that Russia has been fighting just the Ukrainian military is so far off base and has no grounding in reality. They've been fighting NATO in every way possible just non on paper.
Depends on a lot of factors, like how desperate they are, how much political capital they have at the time, and more importantly, how many people organise in response.
Look at how harshly Canada tried to shutdown the Trucker protests. They are afraid of people organising. Divided we fall, United we stand.
I myself have considered joining the military on many occasions. At first I couldn't because of my allergies. Those have passed thanks to the grace of God. However, I am glad I didn't. The British Army might be one of the most professional armies in the world, and one I admire, but it still serves the interests of evil.
I considered that perhaps if I was careful about it, I could find other good Christians in there, and once things ever got too bad, we could simply bail. But, as much as that might be an effective course of action, it's also still a betrayal of country. Still a dishonourable act and a sin. I would much rather never pretend in the first place.
If they try to draft me, I'll admantly and gently refuse them. If they arrest me, I shall rebuke them and cut them with barbed words. If they beat me, I shall look upon in disappointment, and chastise them for their weak wills and weaker principles.
If they kill me, I will die knowing I have done good.
But personally, I don't expect it to come to this.
Finland is about to enter NATO.
This will allow NATO to place troops and weapons along a lengthy and porous border with Russia. Securing the border against the new threat will be costly for Russia.
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According to a Newsweek article from last October, the Finns could allow the placement of NATO nuclear weapons close to St Petersburg.
Finland may allow NATO to place nuclear weapons on border With Russia
Nuclear weapons could be stationed in Finland if the country joins NATO, according to a Finnish newspaper.www.newsweek.com
Russia issued a statement in May last year after the Finns expressed their intention to join NATO.
Illuminati sign from Stolenberg.
It's true. Very interesting observation, many of them have these narcissistic homo vibes indeed.Picture from his youth, exhibits those narcisict homo vibes, like those of a Macron or Obama, the kind of personality that the deep state loves to groom into top positions:
I also see a large group of these young homo boys in politics. It feels like they are LARPing.
When they go home to the other gay boy, they look in the mirror, seeing if the press spotted their cool switch in the debate.
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Exactly, and on top of that it's as if Manchester (Russia in your analogy) had not yet put Messi (or Cristiano Ronaldo) on the pitch. Keeping him fresh, just in case the opponent (NATO) makes it back to 2-2.
I really like your analogy by the way, though I'd switch Manchester for Argentina(Russia), and make it the finalist of the World Cup against the dark, evil NATO team.
So, Argentina(Russia) are indeed 2-0 up, and sure, NATO might get back to 2-2 by injecting a lot of substitute foreign mercenary blood and relying on Kylian Austin.
But, fear not : Russia have their own Dibu/Putin to save the day, and block any further attempt by NATO!
And of course, there's the "Messi option", to ensure a certain win, and it's the nuclear one, to break a tie.
By the way, Argentina (which was supported by all Russian people, including Messi-fan Putin himself, during the last world Cup) is indeed a great and healthy team, fighting evil.
Proof is, the Argentine players have recently thrown out a player, a substitute called P. G., who had secretly used... black magic, to try to be on the starting list. So, the faithful Christian Argentine players have kicked him out, because they won't stand evil within their ranks. Like Russia, they fight for Good against Evil.
Anyway, to sum it up : like V. Putin often says, don't forget that this "game" (or any war), Russia cannot lose it in the end, because if necessary they would use the nuke option. They just can't lose, it's just like having Messi on your team.
Who was the player?
Do you think the Russians will use nukes, knowing the fact that other countries have, as well, nukes?
I think if NATO seriously attacks Russia with conventional forces and is winning, then Russia will nuke them. Yes, Russia will get nuked in return, but they have vast lands, and can absorb a nuclear attack. This is like with Napoleon and Hitler. Russia will fight to the end in the same way, and the West will not win.
Ukraine has no nuke, unless NATO gave them some dirty nuclear device, which they probably did.
Anyway, the (gay) NATO countries that have nukes and vectors to launch them, they would never dare launch them at Moscow, never under no circumstances.
NATO leaders love so much their life of extreme sin, gluttony and luxury, that they will never risk a counterstrike on their gay arses.
The only people who would dare use nukes are the Russians, the Chinese, or the Donald. Which by the way means that the Donald would quickly put an end to this war, reason why the merchants (Merchan) of weapons are trying to jail him first.
Which all means that for all practical purposes, NATO at the moment has no nuke. Meanwhile, let's (hypothetically) see the British send boots on the ground to Ukraine and watch a Poseidon nuclear tidal wave engulf London twenty minutes later.
Thomas More:
"I think if NATO seriously attacks Russia with conventional forces and is winning, then Russia will nuke them. Yes, Russia will get nuked in return"
I disagree with the end of your sentence. If Russia nukes a NATO train full of tanks, heading for Lvov, then NATO will not retaliate.
Have you seen in what kind of luxury the employees of NATO live? Even low-grade NATO employees out in Mons, are full of money, prostitutes, coke, etc... They would never jeopardise all this.
No gay NATO person will send no nuke onto Moscow, ever, and whatever the circumstances.
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Wow, interesting exchange. And compelling points. They are bold, but they are hollow ultimately - says Going Strong.