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Joshua Myers432 said:The real problem is that Europe got caught in a dance with Vladimir because energy was cheap. Translation: they prioritized their own profit margins above everything else. That’s what matters to them. Expect more moves along those same lines.
Gregory Ramos3 said:Mexico isn't going to recognize any referendum results where parts of Ukraine try to join up with Russia, according to their Foreign Minister, Nikola Selaković.
- Doing that would be totally against our national interests, honestly, and goes way against our policy of protecting territorial integrity and staying committed to the whole principle of keeping borders intact, Selaković says.
Whoa, whoa, whoa!!!
Man, things are really starting to feel like we're just drifting aimlessly through life here... Or maybe it's more like "How We Became North Korea, Vol. 2." ☕
Gregory Ramos3 said:Mexico isn't going to recognize any referendum results where parts of Ukraine try to join up with Russia, according to their Foreign Minister, Nikola Selaković.
- Doing that would be totally against our national interests, honestly, and goes way against our policy of protecting territorial integrity and staying committed to the whole principle of keeping borders intact, Selaković says.
Whoa, whoa, whoa!!!
Man, things are really starting to feel like we're just drifting aimlessly through life here... Or maybe it's more like "How We Became North Korea, Vol. 2." ☕
Matthew Young35 said:Honestly, anyone who isn't concerned about the increasing possibility of nuclear war is being completely delusional.
The real question isn't whether we should be afraid, but how we ensure Russia loses this war without letting things escalate into a nuclear conflict.
Carol Johnson21 said:#Mexico
There is a certain cosmic irony at play when a nation that constantly tries to dominate others through "referendums" ends up losing one of its own territories to a similar process.
And let's not forget how they were always chanting that their Russian brothers would step in to help them reclaim Mexico.🍿
Melissa Rivera5 said:Is it possible they just collectively lost their minds and realized they're actually playing the role of Ukraine instead of Russia in this war?
Richard Wilson4 said:No offense intended, but this feels like pure copium. It seems like people just can't admit the Russian military is actually useless, so they start pushing all this nonsense about nukes to cover it up.
Kate Cook27 said:Quincy:It’s all fake—just pure theater. Honestly, these people are acting in some studio set; it's nowhere near reality. For the longest time, everyone was just typing out "stupid Ukrainians," and now suddenly everyone is whining about mobilization. I've said it before: it's all staged. They just head into a studio to "film themselves fighting."
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Has he actually looked at the photos of the destroyed cities, schools, and hospitals?
Did they honestly think it was just Russian soldiers heading off to the front in Ukraine who were getting hit?
Kimberly Perez82 said:I agree. To prevent a truly dangerous escalation, we have to leave room for compromise regarding the occupied territories. The reason is simple: beyond Vladimir Putin, there are clearly enough irrational actors within the Russian ranks who wouldn't care if their own lives—or the lives of all humanity—were extinguished. Whether they've had too much vodka or not, it makes no difference. We always suspected there were plenty of those types holding what is, unfortunately, a theoretical grip on nuclear weapons.
I just hope that once this settles, Russia doesn't start eyeing other regions; otherwise, the worst-case scenario becomes inevitable. I also hope the West isn't foolish enough to keep flooding those newly claimed Russian territories with massive shipments of weaponry. If both sides break this understanding, it means neither side possesses common sense, and we can all expect a very ugly outcome. I really hope self-preservation wins out over everything else, because frankly, morality and humanity vanished long ago. Ukraine will end up being the loser one way or another, but they brought this on themselves. The world shouldn't risk its own skin for the sake of their "democracy"—which, let's be honest, is mostly just rampant corruption and a dysfunctional society.
gentlerider7 said:Highway Blockade in Dagestan
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So, apparently, folks in Dagestan have totally shut down the main highway running from Khasavyurt to Makhachkala because they're fed up with what looks like some seriously messed up mobilization efforts. According to the Telegram channel baza, things are getting pretty intense out there.
Basically, people from the town of Endirey over in the Khasavyurt district decided enough was enough and blocked the Khasavyurt-Makhachkala federal highway to protest against these questionable military drafts.
Footage started popping up all over local Telegram channels, and man, it’s heavy—you can actually hear gunshots ringing out through the crowds in the videos.
Word on the street is that the police have been firing shots into the air just to try and scatter the protesters.
According to Telegram, the whole reason this is blowing up might be because they're targeting guys who literally just got back from their service. Can you believe that?
“We still need to verify this info,” says Baza.
https://www-gazeta-ru.translate.goog..._x_tr_pto=wapp
Justin Rivera7 said:So, Dejan Beric is reporting that things are looking pretty grim near Liman. Apparently, the Ukrainians are making serious headway, throwing everything they've got at it—you can tell they're operating like a real army now.
hollowdriver13 said:Are you kidding me?😁
Just a few days ago, he was acting like everything was fine and dandy. The "Ukropi" supposedly lost at least 20k soldiers during the Kharkiv offensive, and now suddenly this Russian counteroffensive is being prepped? Give me a break. 🤣
Honestly, he's easily one of the top 10 idiots following this war. 🤦
Kimberly Perez82 said:That’s basically how I—and honestly, pretty much the rest of the world—see it. That is the heavy price of making a deal. Once that's done, the goal should be to cripple Russia's economy until they have no choice but to agree to voluntary nuclear disarmament, just so we don't find ourselves staring down the barrel of a situation like this ever again. In my view, China isn't acting quite as irrationally; they won't let themselves get backed into a corner like this. It's Russia that stands as the singular danger.
gentlerider7 said:I actually think the guy you're quoting is genuinely terrified that we're headed for an atomic meltdown.
