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What the US/NATO et al are doing is FUNDING, weapons and systems and equpment for WAR, not HUMANATARIAN AID.
It reaches the people all right, in the form of bullets, shelling et al. Hardly what I call HUMANITARIAN AID.
originally posted by: tsurfer2000h
a reply to: jajaja
What the US/NATO et al are doing is FUNDING, weapons and systems and equpment for WAR, not HUMANATARIAN AID.
Any proof of this happening, because the US has already said they will not send arms and as of yet no NATO country has sent arms, but I guess talk of this happening is proof in your eyes.
It reaches the people all right, in the form of bullets, shelling et al. Hardly what I call HUMANITARIAN AID.
And Russia knows exactly how that works...
But you call theirs humanitarian aid, oh the irony.
NATO’s assistance to Ukraine to boost cooperation will amount to around 15 million euros.
None of that 15€ million is going to reach the PEOPLE.
Cyber defence, well that right there is a total waste of money via an e-bogey man.
The Secretary General said that Allies have established “a comprehensive and tailored package of measures” to help Ukraine. The focus of NATO support will be on four areas; rehabilitation for injured troops, cyber defence, logistics, and command and control and communications. NATO’s assistance to Ukraine to boost cooperation will amount to around 15 million euros.
At least Russia sent food, water, energy.
So far all you send is hate.
originally posted by: tsurfer2000h
a reply to: jajaja
None of that 15€ million is going to reach the PEOPLE.
So then you have no evidence of any arms being sent to Ukraine by the US or NATO, but you know the money won't reach the people...gotcha.
Cyber defence, well that right there is a total waste of money via an e-bogey man.
I like how you seem to gloss over this part for your cherry picking...
The Secretary General said that Allies have established “a comprehensive and tailored package of measures” to help Ukraine. The focus of NATO support will be on four areas; rehabilitation for injured troops, cyber defence, logistics, and command and control and communications. NATO’s assistance to Ukraine to boost cooperation will amount to around 15 million euros.
So not just cyber security, but you just forgot the rest in your post...honest mistake I'm sure, or was it?
At least Russia sent food, water, energy.
And how much of that was seen by the people and how much was seen by the separatists. You can give one bottle of water to someone in that region and it could be considered humanitarian aid, so your logic is a bit flawed.
As I have said before Russia sent aid...Humilitarian Aid.
So far all you send is hate.
So says the one backing the man who has been caught lying so much about Ukraine he has to lie just to cover his lies.
Just so you know I have sent nothing so your wrong again.
Logistics, I am sure it is not about moving them to hospitals, more likely moving artillary about and military supplies.
1. (Military) the science of the movement, supplying, and maintenance of military forces in the field
2. (Economics) the management of materials flow through an organization, from raw materials through to finished goods
3. the detailed planning and organization of any large complex operation
Not one single bit of aid to the people being attacked.
Ukraine is not even in NATO, they are not even in the EU, they are not a State in the US either.
What comes next? I bet, Belerause.
originally posted by: tsurfer2000h
a reply to: jajaja
Logistics, I am sure it is not about moving them to hospitals, more likely moving artillary about and military supplies.
Really because the word has a broad meaning.
1. (Military) the science of the movement, supplying, and maintenance of military forces in the field
2. (Economics) the management of materials flow through an organization, from raw materials through to finished goods
3. the detailed planning and organization of any large complex operation
www.thefreedictionary.com...
Notice that 2 and 3 are not necessarily militarily involved, but of course that doesn't matter to you because everything has to involve the military, correct?
Better yet when you see a commercial big rig that has logistics in their name are they only moving something that has to do with the military, or are they moving consumer goods from one place to another?
Do you see where your argument falls short?
Not one single bit of aid to the people being attacked.
And you have evidence that backs that claim up?
Ukraine is not even in NATO, they are not even in the EU, they are not a State in the US either.
And they aren't part of Russia either, but did that stop them...Not at all.
What comes next? I bet, Belerause.
That all depends on how long Putin wants to keep trying to get the old gang back together and how long he stays in power now doesn't it?
Poroshenko adviser names countries that promised Kiev weapons
originally posted by: tsurfer2000h
a reply to: BornAgainAlien
Poroshenko adviser names countries that promised Kiev weapons
Now the question is have they already done this...simple answer is No.
So in your world a promise to do something in the future is the same thing as doing it now...Interesting.
Beleraus is very friendly with Russia, you can bet same will happen there, it doesn't just happen, it is "engineered" to happen.
Russia’s partners are understandably spooked. Early in the Ukraine crisis, when pro-Western protesters were camping out in Kiev, Aleksandr Lukashenko, Belarus’ president, seemed happy to see Russia encourage the Ukrainian regime to crack down. Like Putin, he had no desire to see Ukraine’s fellow Slavs in Russia or Belarus copying the slogans and tactics of the Ukrainian protestors. (Lukashenko is still scarred by the demonstrations that followed the controversial 2010 elections, in which he won a fourth term in office.) But Russia’s military intervention in Crimea was a very different matter. Lukashenko pointedly refused to send observers to Crimea’s March 15 referendum. He has also defied Moscow by saying that he will work with the new pro-Western government in Kiev (which Putin has described as “illegitimate”).
So, NATO gets all these countries, then what? That is the part that scares me. What comes next?
The Warsaw pact is gone, NATO's purpose is long over.
Everybody knows this, big businesses know this, even China is outsourcing to Africa.
This is a plan thought out 100 years ahead long ago.
They have send in money to fight, and thought Ukraine would win with NATO advisers and the weapons they already had. But even with the massive advantage in heavy weapons it turned into a big disaster, and now they even send in more money and weapons to keep on fighting...
So it`s easy to see, the West wants to keep the war going, they have the ability to stop it, but are making sure it goes on, absolutely no denial who`s the actual aggressor in this case.
originally posted by: tsurfer2000h
a reply to: BornAgainAlien
They have send in money to fight, and thought Ukraine would win with NATO advisers and the weapons they already had. But even with the massive advantage in heavy weapons it turned into a big disaster, and now they even send in more money and weapons to keep on fighting...
First off the weapons that Ukraine uses are Russian made not from NATO, and NATO has not sent weapons to Ukraine but you seem to not understand that.
And we see what happens when Russia sent heavy weapons to the separatists, they don't understand how to use them properly.
BUK 21 system is a pretty good example.
So it`s easy to see, the West wants to keep the war going, they have the ability to stop it, but are making sure it goes on, absolutely no denial who`s the actual aggressor in this case.
Funny but it's not the west sending troops and heavy weapons to the separatists that seem to not care about cease fires or the civilian population they terrorize, but of course it's all the west's fault even though Russia is the reason all of this started.
And in case you think different look into why Yanukovych didn't sign on with the EU...Here's a hint, he strong armed Yanukovych into not signing for fear he would lose his Russian benefactors. But of course you have already researched that right?
So yes we see who the aggressor in this conflict is...Vladimir Putin and his way of thinking.
The constant to-and-fro of lies, propaganda, and misinformation continues among all sides in Ukraine; but this 'denial' occurred very rapidly. As Reuters reports, a senior aide to Ukraine's President Petro Poroshenko said on Sunday that Kiev had reached agreement during the NATO summit in Wales on the provision of weapons and military advisers from five member states of the alliance. However, four of those five swiftly denied making any such pledge.
originally posted by: Bassago
a reply to: Xcathdra
There was nothing, no offer, agreement, treaty, etc that prevented NATO from expanding East.
There was verbal agreement but everyone knows you cannot trust any US Secretary of State, especially James Baker. Or any of his successor's either apparently but as you say there is nothing in "writing."
Why do people seem to now get upset when NATO is pushing up against Russia's doorstep and Russia pushes back. I submit if a person's and government's word isn't good enough then neither is a scrap of paper with their names scrawled on it. Everyone knows that treaties only last as long as they're expedient to the signatories anyway.
Russian weapons in Ukraine, are made in Ukraine. Not any more though
Mr. Clark said in a report that Ukraine needs former Soviet bloc countries to provide T-72 tanks and anti-tank weapons, yet the state-owned Ukrainian Defense Industry produces and tries to sell anti-armor weapons and makes its own main battle tank, the T-84.
“What Ukrainian experts point to more often is that Ukrainian arms firms, which make perfectly good tanks, export them all for tons of money, leaving the Ukrainian military with T-62s,” said Steven Woehrel of the Congressional Research Service.
Ken Allard, a retired Army officer and military analyst, said Ukraine’s 1991 independence from the Soviet Union made it a de facto demilitarized zone between Poland and Russia.
“Ukraine was cast adrift from both Russian military and from NATO,” he said. “So where could they go for a future role model?”
He added, “About all they had on hand militarily was mostly obsolete equipment inherited from the Warsaw Pact. Romania and Poland, in contrast, used their partnership with NATO to modernize and upgrade their forces to NATO standards. In Bosnia, for example, I served with both the Polish and Romanian contingent. They were ferociously determined to put things right, almost the way we were after Vietnam.”
Ukraine is not our friend, they even steal the Gas we Europeans paid for.