War in Ukraine

[Rasputin_Vol]

Oh... the Canadian speaker resigned? Why? Did he do something wrong?

 

[NorthDallas40]

Oh... the Canadian speaker resigned? Why? Did he do something wrong?

Yep. He’ll never get his foot out of his mouth. And that has absolutely nothing to do with your dumbassery on daily trying to justify the bald dwarf’s invasion of Ukraine.

 

[BeardedVol]

Absolutely we should not be spending more than we bring in. It’s great that you agree we shouldn’t be sending money we don’t have to Ukraine.

Because sending $66.2 billion to Ukraine, mostly in the form of already purchased military hardware, is responsible for a $1.375 trillion budget deficit?

 

[LouderVol]

Because sending $66.2 billion to Ukraine, mostly in the form of already purchased military hardware, is responsible for a $1.375 trillion budget deficit?

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its responsible for 66.2 billion of it.

 

[MontyPython]

Need help from our resident Stooges to help me understand Medvedev's statement:

Medvedev says NATO had turned into "an openly fascist bloc like Hitler's axis."​

https://www.reddit.com/r/UkraineWar...medvedev_says_nato_had_turned_into_an_openly/
Did Ukraine invade Russia while I was asleep at the wheel?

I'm sure there's a reasonable, rational explanation to such vitriol and I have no doubt our Stooges can 'splain it to me.

 

[MontyPython]

its responsible for 66.2 billion of it.

No. That's not correct.

Giving Ukraine old weapons does not result in any cash payment or affect our deficit one iota. In fact, EVERYTHING we've sent them thus far technically has not affected our debt position.

Now, when we give them cash or other cash-equivalent aid, that does count against the deficit... probably.

 

[BeardedVol]

its responsible for 66.2 billion of it.

So we are counting military hardware purchased multiple decades ago, sitting on the shelf, against this year's budget?

I hope you don't do your own taxes.

 

[LouderVol]

No. That's not correct.

Giving Ukraine old weapons does not result in any cash payment or affect our deficit one iota. In fact, EVERYTHING we've sent them thus far technically has not affected our debt position.

sure its not part of the deficit, but it is part of the debt.

we paid 66.2 billion for that stuff, and we are getting zero in return for it, that is a net loss of.....66.2 billion.

 

[LouderVol]

So we are counting military hardware purchased multiple decades ago, sitting on the shelf, against this year's budget?

I hope you don't do your own taxes.

just like I hope you don't do your own budgets.

 

[KB5252]

What kind of goals did they set? Again with this nonsense? Putin clearly spelled it out in February 2022.

1. Demilitarization of Ukraine
2. Denazification
3. Protecting the Russian population in Donbas

The Denazification will likely last past 2025.if.. that will likely be a decade or more of Russia going in every rat hole, bunker and hideout until those vermin are defeated and their will to fight is broken.

Good Lord your delusion is only outmatched by your dedication to Russian propaganda.

 

[BeardedVol]

@Rasputin_Vol are these those Russian Christian Values™ that you are always crowing on about?

 

[Velo Vol]

What kind of goals did they set? Again with this nonsense? Putin clearly spelled it out in February 2022.

1. Demilitarization of Ukraine
2. Denazification
3. Protecting the Russian population in Donbas

Will Russia end the harvesting of human organs?

 

[LouderVol]

Will Russia end the harvesting of human organs?

I love it when people make signs that are clearly just clips from websites.

 

[hog88]

Because sending $66.2 billion to Ukraine, mostly in the form of already purchased military hardware, is responsible for a $1.375 trillion budget deficit?

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Every dollar matters, we should have sold the equipment.

 

[volinbham]

So we are counting military hardware purchased multiple decades ago, sitting on the shelf, against this year's budget?

I hope you don't do your own taxes.

none of this will be replaced? (at inflated dollars I'll add)

 

[BeardedVol]

none of this will be replaced? (at inflated dollars I'll add)

Would that somehow change when they were purchased, and how long they've been depreciating on the books?

 

[BeardedVol]

Every dollar matters, we should have sold the equipment.

Lol, $14 dollars low enough for your "substantial" threshold?

 

[hog88]

Lol, $14 dollars low enough for your "substantial" threshold?

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That can’t be all, want to post the entire report/link?

 

[Orangeburst]

You just had your gov lose $400B and we are supposed to think they don’t have massive accountability issues?

 

[norrislakevol]

So we are counting military hardware purchased multiple decades ago, sitting on the shelf, against this year's budget?

I hope you don't do your own taxes.

One major concern is actual money going to Ukraine. Funding salaries and pensions. That should NEVER happen.

 

[BeardedVol]

That can’t be all, want to post the entire report/link?

It's linked in one of my earlier responses to LouderVol.

Or you can just use Google.

 

[volgr]

Who hasnt given a standing O for a former Nazi...

 

[volgr]

even Putin had to admit that Russia didn't have as much support in Ukraine as they thought. its why their march on Kiev failed. its amazing how you guys get amnesia all the time.

So which was it? Kiev or Crimea? 2 totally different demographics. You understand that, right?

 

[volgr]

@volgr #russiastronk

How Russia’s Salary Woes Helped Ukraine Strike the Black Sea Fleet HQ

According to Ukrainian partisans, recruiting Russian officers to help plan the devastating missile attack on Russia's Black Sea Fleet was made easier by the fact many hadn’t been paid by the Kremlin.

www.kyivpost.com

You are almost as bad as EvilLawyer. Dont @ me with NAFO troll nonsense.

 

[NorthDallas40]

You are almost as bad as EvilLawyer. Dont @ me with NAFO troll nonsense.

LMAO yeah… that’ll show them Larry no way your crying protests blow up in your face