The First Commander of Azov Threatens to Fire a Tochka-U at Civilians on May 9

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Are you calling EU members American 'vassal states?

That's just absurd.

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Ukraine was looking more successful

If you mean in corruption, crime, hate crime. I would agree with you on that.

See, Ukraine has charted its own course for 30 YEARS now

Not without the meddling in its affairs without the US. And its color revolutions, setting polices or deciding who would be Ukraine's prime minster like that in the leaked audios.

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Germany had decided to shut off Nord Stream 2 while a number of its German polticans refused to do so under pressure from US and others.

Germany has no own destiny while it listens to US.

originally posted by: PatriotGames4u

originally posted by: vNex92
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understand actions have consequences
You are right. US certain does indeed have consequences.

Did the U.S. military go on a territorial conquest?

russia's did.

Well yes, they started and invaded country's with the wars in the Middle East and still are occupying a few. Causing millions? of deaths as a side product and even more refugees (luckily for the US since they are always far away they don't get much refugees from there). And the US is never under danger of being attacked (except by a few terrorists). After 9-11 the US had the world on their side but they abused this as an excuse for causing great suffering far away and still people suffer today.
So you are angry at Russia, ever been at your own country,? the US is way more bad then Russia.

Also with sanctions against many country's many millions of people live in poverty or even starve from hunger.

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The US is currently is committing a war crime in Yemen. Massive Starvation.

The US past war in Iraq caused millions of Iraqi deaths. Why are you defending Ukraine when they committed war crimes agaisnt Eastern Russian speaking people in Eastern areas?

Because they wanted independence?

originally posted by: Pluginn

originally posted by: PatriotGames4u

originally posted by: vNex92
a reply to: F2d5thCavv2

understand actions have consequences
You are right. US certain does indeed have consequences.

Did the U.S. military go on a territorial conquest?

russia's did.

Well yes, they started and invaded country's in the wars in the Middle East and still are occupying a few. Causing millions? of deaths as a side products and even more refugees (luckily for the US since they are always far away they don't get much refugees from there. And the US is never under danger of being attacked (except by a few terrorists). After 9-11 the US had the world on their side but they abused this as an excuse for causing great suffering far away and still people suffer today.
So you are angry at Russia, ever been at your own country,? the US is way more bad then Russia.

The U.S. took no territory from iraq or afghanistan, and never had any intention of doing so, we did however kill a whole lot of wannabe terrorists hell bent on more large scale attacks on U.S. civilians.

Flying planes into buildings, or hiding those that did, has consequences, sometimes they include country invading consequences.

Keep trying though, it you repeat it often enough your fiction might magically turn into fact.

Not.

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If Texas were to be a separatist from the US. Should the US send in their forces while doing so kill innocent civilians in order to regain the state?

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The US currently is still militarly occpying in Syria, al tanf.


Why haven't the US left al tanf in Syria or Kurdish areas?

originally posted by: vNex92
a reply to: PatriotGames4u
The US is currently is committing a war crime in Yemen.

We aren't involved in Yemen, I suggest you tell Yemen to stop attacking Saudi Arabia if Yemen doesn't like the consequences.



Not even gonna bother with the test of your propaganda BS.

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we did however kill a whole lot of wannabe terrorists hell bent on more large scale attacks on U.S. civilians.

I can see that Afghanistan and lunching drones on Pakistan had been quite successful as of recently.

has consequences

So do Regime Changes and supporting states like Kosovo have consequences...

originally posted by: vNex92
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The US currently is still militarly occpying in Syria, al tanf.


Why haven't the US left al tanf in Syria or Kurdish areas?

Good question.

Is iran still using syria to launch rockets at Israel?

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We aren't involved in Yemen

By supporting Saudi Arabia you are.

US needs to end its secretive drone campaign in Yemen, experts say

originally posted by: vNex92
a reply to: PatriotGames4u

we did however kill a whole lot of wannabe terrorists hell bent on more large scale attacks on U.S. civilians.

I can see that Afghanistan and lunching drones on Pakistan had been quite successful as of recently

What does that have to do with anything related to russia invading Ukraine?

We aren't even in afganistan.

Desperate much?

originally posted by: PatriotGames4u

originally posted by: vNex92
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The US currently is still militarly occpying in Syria, al tanf.


Why haven't the US left al tanf in Syria or Kurdish areas?

Good question.

Is iran still using syria to launch rockets at Israel?

Your showing hypocrisy on that issue.

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We aren't even in afganistan.

So much for the F16s and M1 Abrams tanks when NATO, US couldn't defeat the Taliban for the past 20+ years while wasting billions of dollars.

The Russians might had lost afganistan to but that was during when they never experienced guerrilla warfare.

originally posted by: vNex92
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We aren't involved in Yemen

By supporting Saudi Arabia you are.

US needs to end its secretive drone campaign in Yemen, experts say

I could say the same about russia and iran sending weapons to the Yemenis attacking Saudi civilians.

There is nothing improper about helping a non threatening friendly country defend itself from outside attacks, whether the attacks come directly from russia, or indirectly through Yemen.

a reply to: PatriotGames4u

You mean like helping and supporting the Saudis which is causing massive starvation nice international there for the good guys.

originally posted by: PatriotGames4u

originally posted by: Pluginn

originally posted by: PatriotGames4u

originally posted by: vNex92
a reply to: F2d5thCavv2

understand actions have consequences
You are right. US certain does indeed have consequences.

Did the U.S. military go on a territorial conquest?

russia's did.

Well yes, they started and invaded country's in the wars in the Middle East and still are occupying a few. Causing millions? of deaths as a side products and even more refugees (luckily for the US since they are always far away they don't get much refugees from there. And the US is never under danger of being attacked (except by a few terrorists). After 9-11 the US had the world on their side but they abused this as an excuse for causing great suffering far away and still people suffer today.
So you are angry at Russia, ever been at your own country,? the US is way more bad then Russia.

The U.S. took no territory from iraq or afghanistan, and never had any intention of doing so, we did however kill a whole lot of wannabe terrorists hell bent on more large scale attacks on U.S. civilians.

Flying planes into buildings, or hiding those that did, has consequences, sometimes they include country invading consequences.

Keep trying though, it you repeat it often enough your fiction might magically turn into fact.

Not.

Okay you right they didn't took land there but they invaded and bombing everything flat, easy job with no danger (no enemy fighters (a few old ones at the start) from high above (&from sea). They still occupy land in Syria (their oil fields so this way Syria stays poor and can't rebuild their country and people still suffering there like in Iraq or Libya. You see they didn't care 1 bit about people living there, only the propaganda machine/media said it was just ok informing the people @home and her allies this is a good thing.

Heck the US and her allies even supported terrorists in Syria, but it was a war against terrorist!??

So lets say I am a terrorist and live in Holland and with a few friends of mine I start another 9-11, time to invade Holland and flatten that country, right? Maybe a few other EU country's as well when you at it.

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I could say the same about russia and iran sending weapons to the Yemenis attacking Saudi civilians.

Its more ironic that the Saudis are also allied with AQ in Yemen and along with US. Against Iran i suppose for once again AQ is allied with the US on something.

originally posted by: vNex92
a reply to: PatriotGames4u

We aren't even in afganistan.

So much for the F16s and M1 Abrams tanks

Some russian propagandist just made that garbage up, we aren't sending M1s or F16s.

Why keep trying the same lie over and over in the same thread?

It's never gonna work.