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by throwrqX 5y ago
In a perfect world we do that and develop a plan that allows the country to develop and hence stop the circular rot like that.
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by throwrqX 5y ago
"National Security" as a term is broad enough to include anything. Case on point I see "national security" given as a reason why economic espionage is okay or why the government won't release things that are embarra
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by throwrqX 5y ago
Historically India has been closer with USSR/Russia but I think in the future this will change. Obviously as other posters have noted India has stronger trade ties with America now, and there are lots of Indians in America in influenti
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by throwrqX 5y ago
Well in a perfect world yes we would. However the world is not perfect, and most "white" people so to speak care more about white people than some Muslims in the Middle East or some Africans in Africa, that's just the reality
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by throwrqX 5y ago
They can negotiate deals all they want but the moment the Russians leave the insurgency will start again, and given that aside from eastern Ukraine most of the population is pro-west, I can imagine it will have plenty of popular support.
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by throwrqX 5y ago
> Then why not declare it on paper with both Ukraine and NATO guarantees? That's all Russia wanted during negotiations last few months. It is on paper that they cannot join while in active conflict? > Yes, and Russia been told fo
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by throwrqX 5y ago
Well they are if they can vote to get rid of this official at any time they choose.
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by throwrqX 5y ago
Well what would happen when they leave? I doubt the Ukrainians there (who are very much pro western) are just going to sit on their hands and twiddle their thumbs.
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by throwrqX 5y ago
I'm not American.
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by throwrqX 5y ago
All the countries Nazi Germany first invaded were on their borders too. The Cuba situation is a bit different but in the modern day I would say the US should allow it, but either way it's also a moot point because Russia can loiter the
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by throwrqX 5y ago
If Australians so wished they could have voted for a republic and to become fully independent several times yet they have chosen not to so far.
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by throwrqX 5y ago
Their politics is overwhelming informed by their memories and they bring it up whenever they can.
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by throwrqX 5y ago
I can't speak for others but I am not against having regime change in Saudi Arabia and other such "allies" of convenience.
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by throwrqX 5y ago
I suppose then if Nazi Germany just killed Jews and other undesirables in Germany and didn't try take over Europe then we should just stand back and do nothing because otherwise millions of Germans would also die? I wonder why people h
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by throwrqX 5y ago
Well that will never happen because the US seems to care about Mexico (and has a substantial population of Mexican heritage people in the US) unlike Russia with Ukraine so it's a moot point. It's like saying imagine if Ireland joi
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by throwrqX 5y ago
Zelenskyy can think a lot of things, doesn't have to be true. Most recent example was him thinking that diplomacy would prevail and Russian wouldn't invade, and we all see how that turned out. As for reasons why it wouldn't h
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by throwrqX 5y ago
I'm not sure why you would think they would leave Kyiv alone when they're fighting there right at this very moment. It's pretty clear Putin aims to replace the government in Ukraine with his own puppet regime and then go alon
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by throwrqX 5y ago
NATO is the only reason the rest of Eastern Europe at the very minimum isn't also under the threat of invasion. I know a few Russian military guys, they joke often about raping Germany a second time, not in the sense of military but in
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Dmitri Alperovitch on the risks of escalation – Russia and Ukraine(economist.com)
4 points by throwrqX 5y ago|0 comments
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by throwrqX 5y ago
It's not that easy... take a read of this for example https://www.economist.com/by-invitation/2022/02/23/dmitri-al... bypass paywall https://archive.is/xDqsY
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by throwrqX 5y ago
Is there any evidence this guy was actually a KGB agent? I've seen this guy a lot and he talks awfully like someone who is saying what a certain group of people wanna hear.
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by throwrqX 5y ago
Of course 4chan is not just /pol/ but it is the biggest board, and together with /b/ contribute to plenty of hateful content as I mentioned. The culture between boards is different but /pol/ refugees in particu
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by throwrqX 5y ago
This is patently ridiculous. The biggest boards on 4chan, particularly /pol/ have widespread support for the genocide of Jews, black people, Muslims and women. Well maybe not all women, a more common view is instead that they shou
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by throwrqX 5y ago
I think overall they generally are harmful to US interests. What is the CIA most known for? Overthrowing countries and supporting dictators because of their past anti communist paranoia. What have been their major successes? I would say the
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by throwrqX 5y ago
The more I read about the CIA the more I am convinced it either needs to be massively restructured and reorganized, or removed completely. Reading histories of the organization I see it has consistently been incompetent and destructive, cau
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by throwrqX 5y ago
As someone who is pretty well read in Le Bon and crowd psychology I still think there are several key differences between traditional mass hysteria and the COVID response in certain countries.
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by throwrqX 5y ago
I generally don't pay much attention to conspiracy theories but with regards to WTC 7 I feel there was something missing, a common video I see cited for this is this one [0], where Larry Silverstein, owner of the trade centers, says th
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by throwrqX 5y ago
Probably have them executed after a public trial.
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by throwrqX 5y ago
What evidence is there for NATO chasing oil or other resources?
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by throwrqX 5y ago
Is this sarcasm?

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