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I am replying to you comment. You are doing the exact same thing again. Saying “Russia honors no treaties or alliances except when it's convenient” is just so y

by kelipso 11mo ago

I am replying to you comment. You are doing the exact same thing again. Saying “Russia honors no treaties or alliances except when it's convenient” is just so you can feel better about whatever. It’s just not how reality and geopolitics work…

varjag 11mo ago
I am replying to you comment. Please. Your reply had nothing to do with the context of my comment. I in fact gave you a benefit of doubt that you're not just a very quantized LLM. As to the trustworthiness let's tally: - Khasavyurt Accords. Breached by Russia. - New START Treaty. Breached by Russia. - Armenian request under allied auspices of CSTO: not honored by Russia. - Russia-Ukraine Friendship Treaty, Budapest Memorandum, Border Treaty: breached by Russia. It's clear you speak very confidently on the subject you have zero clue about.
- kelipso 11mo ago
  You could come up with nitpicky stuff like this for any country. Sure, make yourself feel better about calling people bots and calling Putin crazy, but you’re just living in your own reality at this point.
  - varjag 11mo ago
    Breaching 6 major peace treaties and alliances (that I just remember of) in span of 30 years is not nitpicking and no you can't come up with this for "any country". I also didn't call Putin crazy anywhere but feel like perhaps you come to the right conclusion yourself here. China also ain't dumb. It would play along but there is no misunderstanding about the nature of any agreement with Russia.
dh2022 11mo ago
From the book Guns of August, page 106, chapter 10, negotiations re: Turkey’ neutrality in Aug 1914. I will just leave this here: “On August 13 Foreign Minister Sazonov proposed to France to offer Turkey a solemn guarantee of her territorial integrity and a promise of “great financial advantages at the expense of Germany” in return for her neutrality. He was actually willing to include a promise that Russia would abide by the guarantee “even if we are victorious.”

by kelipso 11mo ago

varjag 11mo ago

I am replying to you comment. Please. Your reply had nothing to do with the context of my comment. I in fact gave you a benefit of doubt that you're not just a very quantized LLM. As to the trustworthiness let's tally: - Khasavyurt Accords. Breached by Russia. - New START Treaty. Breached by Russia. - Armenian request under allied auspices of CSTO: not honored by Russia. - Russia-Ukraine Friendship Treaty, Budapest Memorandum, Border Treaty: breached by Russia. It's clear you speak very confidently on the subject you have zero clue about.

kelipso 11mo ago
You could come up with nitpicky stuff like this for any country. Sure, make yourself feel better about calling people bots and calling Putin crazy, but you’re just living in your own reality at this point.
- varjag 11mo ago
  Breaching 6 major peace treaties and alliances (that I just remember of) in span of 30 years is not nitpicking and no you can't come up with this for "any country". I also didn't call Putin crazy anywhere but feel like perhaps you come to the right conclusion yourself here. China also ain't dumb. It would play along but there is no misunderstanding about the nature of any agreement with Russia.

dh2022 11mo ago

From the book Guns of August, page 106, chapter 10, negotiations re: Turkey’ neutrality in Aug 1914. I will just leave this here: “On August 13 Foreign Minister Sazonov proposed to France to offer Turkey a solemn guarantee of her territorial integrity and a promise of “great financial advantages at the expense of Germany” in return for her neutrality. He was actually willing to include a promise that Russia would abide by the guarantee “even if we are victorious.”