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AlterSpuk's avatar

I'll worry about the invasion on the Ukrainian border right after the one that's currently occuring on my OWN border gets squared away. Hundreds of thousands of unidentified military-aged males have been willfully dumped all over the U.S. in just one year... 🤔🤔🤔

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Tim Webb's avatar

I generally speaking agree with everything said here.

However, it is obvious surely that Putin has made a strategic error, which given his own and other nations' recent experience in Afghanistan and elsewhere, he should have avoided.

This mistake is that military blitzkreig is never a solution to long term issues.

Assuming VVP manages to surround every city in Ukraine and "denazify" and demilitarize it, he then says he will then withdraw - and what do you think will happen the moment he does that?

Correct.

You cannot tie your nation down to a decades-long native insurgency, which is what he will face long term in Ukraine - which will now be all the more eager to join NATO and align with the dumkopf EU and its brain dead globalist apparatchiks.

He should simply have started off as he did by recognizing the DPR / LPR, and then investing his forces to drive the Ukrainians out of their territory - including the territory occupied by Ukraine.

He would have had the full and unconditional support of the people to do this.

Alongside this tactical move, he could have seized the Crimea's water supply from the Ukrainians, as he has done, and expanded the borders of that entity and for that reason alone.

But as it is, he is now talking about bombing Ukrainian cities, and inevitably, many innocent persons will die during this endeavour, "precision weapons" notwithstanding.

And as we know, public perception is everything in these things, and the western media will have a field day with "evil Vlad" because of these collateral issues.

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