The start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine (Part 1)
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Mark Clark6 said:I am trying to remain objective here. Furthermore, this sudden call for negotiations is incredibly bizarre; I don't recall a precedent quite like this:
Putin calling for negotiations a mere two days after launching the very attack HE started... it feels surreal. Then, he turns around and tells the opposing military to overthrow its own government? It’s a dark comedy. When you launch an invasion, the logical move is to demand a surrender, not this. Perhaps things simply don't go according to plan for the Russians. There is something deeply unsettling about this entire narrative.
Yeah, there was talk about that. He wanted to call for talks in Minsk—basically the capital of the invading force. Give me a break.
It seemed pretty obvious to everyone that Putin was just messing around with that proposal.
At first, I figured he might have some strategic goals in mind (wrong as they may be), but after today, I’m convinced the guy needs a psychiatrist. He's definitely lost it.
Come on, Russians—just toss that garbage onto the street and stomp all over it. I'll be waiting for the video online.
