So Bombs Are Falling In Moscow Now

originally posted by: Mantiss2021

originally posted by: tamusan
a reply to: EternalShadow


My house has many layers of lead paint.

I honestly don't want nuclear war, but at this point I'm feeling very indifferent about it.

So much is explained!

I would explain it all if I haven't only lived here for a few years.

a reply to: bastion

"Cheese munching surrender monkeys". Get it right!

And, don't forget, "freedom fries".

a reply to: CoyoteAngels

Well, the UK isn't in the EU but never mind?

a reply to: CoyoteAngels

10.7 billion from the UK.

Remind me, how big is the US economy compared to ours?

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: JinMI

Hiya.

Putin is the warmonger here.

Getting all personal again, are we?

No change there, then.

Oldcarpy45 when?

Oh and btw, the Brits pay a full 1 percent less GDP into NATO, so yea, per capita doesn't really mean anything.

a reply to: JinMI

"Oldcarpy45"?!!!!!

What's that's supposed to mean?

a reply to: JinMI

worldpopulationreview.com...

What's your beef?

a reply to: CoyoteAngels

I view it as a Russian and European problem, not an American problem.

And how did that Isolationist policy work out pre-WWI & pre-WWII?
Seems to me your suggestion is to repeat the mistakes of yesterday in the vain belief they'll work this time.

a reply to: worldstarcountry

It is hilarious to me ppl believe this #. Ukraine has zero munitions or drones that are capable of hitting Moscow, zero. These are small drones, false flags that do very little damage.

Now, on the other hand, the munitions, bombs, missiles Russia is lobbing on Ukrainian are massive.

I say let all the Russian invading whores take a dirt nap.

Putin cut his murderous teeth in e. Germany. We called him the butcher. He never stopped.

He should be in the ground.

a reply to: Oldcarpy2

So another 10 billion, making US only 25 billion above all ya'll with skin in the game.

a reply to: Freeborn

The global powers didn't have mutually assured destruction as a deterent pre-WW2.

Whole different gameboard when we leveled up to nukes.

a reply to: CoyoteAngels

Same principle.

Isolationism failed then and it'll fail now, probably more so now in the ever shrinking and increasingly connected world we live in.

Who was it who said "Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results"?

originally posted by: CoyoteAngels
a reply to: Oldcarpy2

So another 10 billion, making US only 25 billion above all ya'll with skin in the game.

Now factor in that the EU and UK have taken in 8 times more refugees than the US (estimated cost 35 - 40bn) and it's the US slightly behind; but even on a per capita basis -

Military expenditure isn't the only cost involved and the US wasn't complaining when we backed them with lives and $100s Bns in Iraq and Afghanistan so the US ishouldn't ignore its commitment now.

a reply to: ARM1986

Yes hey it's war, they have to expect they will be feeling the heat on their border. My thing is, this is really an embarrassment that being a very large nuclear country, they are the only ones who's Capitol has been attacked with bombs from the air twice. That's like, egg all over face embarrassing. The whole point of nukes is to prevent kinetic action by others on their country, especially Capitol.

Them nukes not deterring jack squat! So.... Now what???

I think it's safe to say we can all just laugh and crack jokes now, their leader is a pushover. Double down on our defense stocks and this just becomes another part of the background noise of existence. Taiwan is starting to pay off already. I should have a healthy retirement at this rate in 30years or whatever.

I guess Russia will only use nukes if some massive 1000+ tank fleet was on its way toward their border or something. I wouldn't worry about any nukes going off, I really doubt anyone's going to use any.

I wonder what China is up to?? I think they would be bold enough to blockade the Island suddenly and call us if we don't keep a dedicated CSG off the coast. Preferably with some allied contributions for boosted numbers.

a reply to: Oldcarpy2

There was no such thing as a sovereign Ukraine after 2014. That is when NATO member intelligence assets began eliminating and exiling the members of the sovereign government on behalf of globalist parasites. Foreign nationals were appointed in 2014, and clearly continue to be. They represent no Ukrainians whatsoever.

In an unusual development, three foreigners were appointed to Ukraine's new government this week.

US-born Natalie Jaresko became finance minister, Lithuania's Aivaras Abromavicius economy minister and Aleksandre Kvitashvili - from Georgia - health minister. Hours before the vote in the parliament that installed them, all three were granted Ukrainian citizenship by President Petro Poroshenko.

I think it's fair to say there is no sovereign Ukraine right now, and we will see it get pieced away little by little over the next decade to neighboring states. That is Rothschild's legacy. Care not who makes the laws, as long as they control the money. They also are a big fan of privatizing national industries so that foreign capitol buy up all the resource production for pennies on the Petro dollar and creates the better paying manufacturing jobs to the parasite country.
Of course the goal is to prevent host country from becoming technologically independent and dependent on foreign imports. Almost seems kind of familiar, like China is part of this formula and they have already infiltrated our governments??

But then again, it always seems like most the money goes to Brussels and London and now Beijing. Like America is not really as independent as we think we are.

I'm not worried about Russian nukes. Their economy seems to be benefiting from this calamity as much as America's, maybe better in some respects. I don't think they have any problem continuing an open ended meat grinder as sustainably as our side right now.

a reply to: Freeborn

Isolationist was working great for North America . Sounds like Europe, as always sems to be the source of the world's problems. Maybe it's time all you allegedly free citizens to clear your Monarchies. They are the wealthiest entities in your collective societies and thus still rule and lord through that influence over your societies. How many resource and production companies do they have a majority/controlling stake in??

Both world wars were European creations, and now so it appears is this third world war. Getting really tired of these European globalist elites I gotta say.

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: JinMI

worldpopulationreview.com...

What's your beef?

Read your own source. Percentages of GDP:

Greece — 3.82%
United States — 3.52%
Croatia — 2.79%
United Kingdom — 2.29%
Estonia — 2.28%
Latvia — 2.27%
Poland — 2.10%
Lithuania — 2.03%
Romania — 2.02%
France — 2.01%

a reply to: Freeborn

Im not sure where you think we are doing the same thing over and over again.

If anything, we are in other people's problems more often than not.