War in Ukraine

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LouderVol said:
Not saying he ignored it, but even you cant argue he didnt stretch it past its breaking point. If he didnt he never would have had to wait, and he had to wait plenty of times. He literally pushed until his troops COULD NOT FIGHT due to supply. I dont care what the tactics are, if your men cant fight you arent doing your job.
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He took his objective so he did his job.
 
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(1) Where do they get these people for their shows?

(2) Yes, obviously the west is giving Ukraine a lot of useful weapons, but by no means is fighting the Ukraine military akin to fighting NATO/the U.S. SMH.

 
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Velo Vol said:
(1) Where do they get these people for their shows?

(2) Yes, obviously the west is giving Ukraine a lot of useful weapons, but by no means is fighting the Ukraine military akin to fighting NATO/the U.S. SMH.

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If Russia was actually serious about winning, Kyiv would have been reduced to rubble in the first week and before that Ukraine’s infrastructure. Putin is “leading from behind.”
 
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luthervol said:
lol......They misspelled his name.
Swinton developed an abhorrence for slavery while living in Charleston, South Carolina. He moved to New York City in 1857 where he began the studying medicine. Swinton also worked as a freelance journalist and in 1860 he was appointed as head of the editorial staff of the New York Times by Henry J. Raymond. Swinton held liberal views and was a strong supporter of Abraham Lincoln and wrote extensively about the American Civil War. Swinton left the newspaper in 1870.
Swinton took a keen interest in the growing trade union movement and according to one source, over the next few years he "was busy as an orator and writer, championing the cause of the poor and oppressed". In 1874 he was selected by the Industrial Political Party to be the candidate for Mayor of New York City. Swinton received very few votes but he later claimed that it was part of a propaganda campaign rather than a serious attempt to win power.

In 1875 Swinton found work with the New York Sun. He continued to campaign for the rights of organized labour and in 1877 gave his support to the Brotherhood of Locomotive Fireman in their fight for better pay and conditions.

Many viewed him as a nut - he was far to liberal for the establishment.
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He also didn't seem to know that opinion is not factual reporting.
 
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apevol said:
I think he was handpicked because of his obscurity
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There have been reports that the KGB played games with who was who - that sometimes the driver was the key guy while the guy in back being chauffeured was the decoy or possibly just a heavy in case things got rough. So apparently obscure positions were sometimes much more than they seemed.
 
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BigOrangeTrain said:
So did most of you buy the lie that the Russian warship was sunk by a Ukrainianian missle? 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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Maybe. Either way your team is minus one $750m boat.

Funny how the same guys who think the Ukrainians sent missiles into a train station on purpose wouldn't be capable of hucking them into the side of a big ole boat.
 
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