vandreas2

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by vandreas2 5y ago
> None of this matters. What matters is ending this war. It's the best outcome for pretty much everyone who isn't Lockheed, Boeing or Northrop. Or I guess the hawks in Washington who see the strategic value in Russia being mire
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by vandreas2 5y ago
Nobody tried to install nuclear missiles in Ukraine and there are plenty of European countries that haven't joined NATO despite much closer ties to the west than Ukraine like Sweden and Finland. I think Ukrainians wouldn't even ha
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by vandreas2 5y ago
They perceived that their ethnic brothers would join a defensive alliance against them? Is that extreme paranoia or were they planning to attack anyway and seized the chance now?
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by vandreas2 5y ago
I don't think trying to join the EU and installing nukes is even remotely comparable.
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by vandreas2 5y ago
This narrative of a military superpower having no choice but to invade much weaker neighbours because it's being bullied by them is non-sensical but has a lot of appeal to people. The inherent contradiction in the rhetoric of being so
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by vandreas2 5y ago
Why didn't Putin resist to being forced by the US to commit war-crimes? Is he a weak US puppet or does he have no conscience?
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by vandreas2 5y ago
> Ukraine has become an American pawn in geo-political chess. Shouldn't we at least consider what's their view on this instead of painting everything as big power rivalry? Didn't they democratically choose to apply for EU
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by vandreas2 5y ago
I wish there was an authoritative guide about eating healthy, there seems to be too much contradicting information in this space.
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Ukraine’s volunteer ‘IT Army’ is hacking in uncharted territory(wired.com)
8 points by vandreas2 5y ago|0 comments