War in Ukraine

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Why in the hell did Ukraine stir this hornet nest up... just does not bode well for them.



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Weezer said:
No politician "does what's right". They all do what is politically expedient. I don't care if it's Trump or Biden. The real difference between the two is Trump puts himself before party whereas Biden puts party first. Neither puts country first. It's all about what advances their politics and maintains power.
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More accurately, as populist Trump put voters - people - before the party, as it should be. People who put a constitutional republic of law first, are the country. And only those people.
 
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Given how the events played out, this seems likely the truth.

Very interesting how the IC/POTUS weighed risking methods being uncovered versus the potential of changing Putin's plans. Seems like a pretty unusual situation in international affairs; can't remember an analogous situation off the top of my head.
 
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Matt2496 said:
Can you imagine having your country invaded? Knowing that the Russian military is coming for you? Can’t imagine how terrifying that would be.
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Four US astronauts and two Russian cosmonauts aboard International Space Station are 'largely isolated' from tensions over Ukraine invasion

The four U.S. astronauts and two Russian cosmonauts aboard the International Space Station have been 'largely isolated' from tensions over Russia's invasion of Ukraine, according to the former head of the National Space Council.

Relations between the U.S. and Russia in space have also not been impeded by political conflicts on Earth, said Scott Pace, who was the Trump administration's executive secretary of the space council.

Four NASA astronauts, two Russian cosmonauts and one European astronaut are currently on the space station.

The former space council official noted that the space station is not 'invincible' and 'does exist in a larger context of U.S.-Russia relations.'

'Given our mutual dependence, however, and given the good working relationship we have at the technical level, I don't see anything happening to the station in the near term, despite events on Earth,' he said.

'It´s possible to imagine a break with Russia that would endanger the space station, but that would be at the level of dropping diplomatic relations,' Pace added.

International Space Station is 'largely isolated' from tensions over Ukraine invasion | Daily Mail Online
 
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