No matter how many times I do, he demands I do it again.
carmine9 Everybody is still waiting for an actual answer to this question:
Do you think Russia was right to invade Ukraine?
By Carmine logic, Russia has "surrounded" NATO.
It is one of the many chronic problems with Carmine posts. He writes as if he can invent meanings for words. In his word US/NATO bordering a small percentage of Russia is "surrounding" Russia. Copying and pasting someone else's work without attribution isn't plagiarism because Carmine isn't 'writing a book', which is not a required component of plagiarism.
carmine9 Everybody is still waiting for an actual answer to this question:
Do you think Russia was right to invade Ukraine?
By Carmine logic, Russia has "surrounded" NATO.
It is one of the many chronic problems with Carmine posts. He writes as if he can invent meanings for words. In his word US/NATO bordering a small percentage of Russia is "surrounding" Russia. Copying and pasting someone else's work without attribution isn't plagiarism because Carmine isn't 'writing a book', which is not a required component of plagiarism.
Carmine is either mentally ill or is a paid Russian troll.
I'm guessing he's on Putin's payroll and simply cannot say anything against the Putin party line (without committing suicide).
You are obsessed with me and have mental health issues.
Yes or no.
Your answer is no.
Yet again you refuse to answer.
Was Russia right to invade Ukraine?
In Carmine's world, Russia is fighting for its life against Nazis, who are the same as NATO. He is either insane or simply spouting Putin's line - which still amounts to insanity.
So, experts are giving Putin pretty low scores on his Russian "Victory" Day -- i.e., Russian "We Got Bailed Out By The Allies" Day.
Pretty pathetic showing. He needed to rise to the occasion, but he seized up under the pressure. More Russian failure. Russian failure is actually becoming endemic. LRC pro-Putinites go home feeling all devastated and such.
So, experts are giving Putin pretty low scores on his Russian "Victory" Day -- i.e., Russian "We Got Bailed Out By The Allies" Day.
Pretty pathetic showing. He needed to rise to the occasion, but he seized up under the pressure. More Russian failure. Russian failure is actually becoming endemic. LRC pro-Putinites go home feeling all devastated and such.
Today we are starting to see the beginning of the end for Russia in Ukraine, they are beginning to take a real whipping and everybody sees this. So just what will Putin d knowing he can't win this?
Today we are starting to see the beginning of the end for Russia in Ukraine, they are beginning to take a real whipping and everybody sees this. So just what will Putin d knowing he can't win this?
WE will see in time if Russia's choice to respond to Western provocation and violence was the smart move.
Many of us have already have opinions about Russia's choice to invade Ukraine. However, I am genuinely interested in how much time you think that you (and "we") will need to determine if Russia's invasion "was the smart move." Two weeks? Two years? Twenty years?
Indeed, what end result(s) are you looking for that would lead you - and apparently "us" as well - to conclude that the invasion of Ukraine was the best option for Russia?
So, experts are giving Putin pretty low scores on his Russian "Victory" Day -- i.e., Russian "We Got Bailed Out By The Allies" Day.
Pretty pathetic showing. He needed to rise to the occasion, but he seized up under the pressure. More Russian failure. Russian failure is actually becoming endemic. LRC pro-Putinites go home feeling all devastated and such.
Experts?
Right
The experts are unanimous on this, carmone - Putin looked like a jackwad today. All the experts from every endeavor - marketing, military, political, Russian, Hollywood, racial, history, pomp and circumstance, climate, Trumpianism, medical - all gave low scores on Pute's performance. Never before has a leader stumbled on this world stage like this. Total humiliation for your people, including the ilk of your people.
WE will see in time if Russia's choice to respond to Western provocation and violence was the smart move.
Many of us have already have opinions about Russia's choice to invade Ukraine. However, I am genuinely interested in how much time you think that you (and "we") will need to determine if Russia's invasion "was the smart move." Two weeks? Two years? Twenty years?
Indeed, what end result(s) are you looking for that would lead you - and apparently "us" as well - to conclude that the invasion of Ukraine was the best option for Russia?
My guess is that Russia will have achieved whatever its goals are within a few months.
It is up to Ukraine to decide what Russia's end game.
They keep fighting and arming the citizenry and I would guess Russia will install a puppet govt in Ukraine (to replace the puppet one installed by USA/Israel).
But none of us our privy to Moscow's plans and thinking