Russian Invasion of Ukraine (2022): Thread 1 - Ukrainian Liars vs Russian Liars with Air and Artillery Superiority

[draggs]

Uh, they do. Our gay culture is a manmade horror and if you show it to normal people in conservative countries they're shocked. Even inside the US, people are not all aware that we have sex offenders in clown costumes reading to children in their schools with skirts and no underwear on.

Oh yes that's why they are doing something about their governments' relations with this dead gay nigger troon story hour country. They aren't.

Shocked don't mean shit.

 

[AnOminous]

what does that have anything to do with Americans bitching about not being able to change their two party system, bitching about "imma not paying fo dis wo!!!!" We will, comrades, we will, masters aren't asking anyone but rank and file burgers love screaming at the clouds like it matters.

It has zip to do with the two party system but everything to do with why we don't really need the Middle East or Russia. We have all the energy we need in our enormous coal reserves and if we go nuclear. The coal makes a nice fossil fuel bridge for the transfer to nuclear while not really having to depend on shitty "allies" like Saudi Arabia. Or worse, outright enemies like Russia.

 

[Chris Chad]

I saw this article from Greg Johnson's website interviewing an Ukrainian woman, the cope in it is incredible.

https://counter-currents.com/2022/03/our-lady-in-kyiv/

What do you think victory will look like?
The restoration of Ukraine’s territorial integrity, including Crimea. The overthrow of the regime in Russia, which will result in its own “demilitarization” and the termination of its geopolitical expansion to the West. The consolidation of the Central and Eastern European (Intermarium) countries, which are potentially Russia’s next target, and the reformation of the European Union on its basis. Western Europe began providing Ukraine with arms and all kinds of assistance quite quickly, which means that the geopolitical prospects for Intermarium as the European fortress are on the rise. The fact that NATO has not intervened is very eloquent; the European security system will. Needless to say, it will result in a change in the entire world order. Long low-intensity war and the emergence of hot spots all over the region are quite a possible scenario on the way to this envisaged victory, however.

Seriously thinking not only that Ukraine will beat back the Russians but they will actually conquer Russia.

This type of over confident, baseless and idiotic bravado is what got Ukraine in this situation to begin with. It seems like when it comes to that country, everyone becomes fucking retarded.

 

[Kermit Jizz]

Kiwi before possible Oil Ban: Globohomo fucking sucks and countries need to stop relentlessly trading everything with each other and be more independent
Kiwi now that Oil Ban is on table: Take it off the table! I don't want to pay 5, 6, 7, 8 dollars for gas!
And people wonder why Globohomo became a thing, sucking off a country they hate makes shit cheaper to keep the consoomers in check.

We also recently banned a lot of ways of obtaining our own oil. One or the fucking other, but apparently our government is deciding neither.

On a related note, I thought their was a trade ban already. If there isn't why the fuck did gas just jump 70 cents in the last week?

 

[MrJokerRager]

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If Biden units India and Pakistan onto the same page about America, clownword is entering ludicrous speed.

 

[Sexual Chocolate]

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On the topic of US oil going abroad: Whether it's the greens, the commies, the chuds, or even the pedolord himself, there's going to be an oil export ban combined with increased drilling (which is already happening). It's been on the table since last year, since before the Russia crisis was even on the radar.

Sanders and a bunch of literally whos are supporting it, so I assume that means it ain't gonna happen. Oil companies aren't gonna miss out on the $200/bbl bonanza, no fucking way.

 

[AnOminous]

On a related note, I thought their was a trade ban already. If there isn't why the fuck did gas just jump 70 cents in the last week?

Preemptive price-gouging. I do not believe the supply chains are actually that impacted yet. But they're doing it in advance. Fucking bloodsucking faggots.

 

[Fcret]

On a related note, I thought their was a trade ban already. If there isn't why the fuck did gas just jump 70 cents in the last week?

Export ban was rescinded in 2015 because American crude sold at a premium on intl markets. Bipartisan groups have been trying to reinstate it since 2020 and we'll probably see it happen again this year.

Also American drillers only really started ramping production back up late last year. There's a delay before it comes back online, gets refined, and re-enters the market as gasoline.

 

[BradCarter]

We also recently banned a lot of ways of obtaining our own oil. One or the fucking other, but aneithe tly our government is deciding neither.

On a related note, I thought their was a trade ban already. If there isn't why the fuck did gas just jump 70 cents in the last week?

Depending where you are, Hawaii announced they'd stop using Ruskie oil. Plus other countries had to run through their current stock of Ruskie oil before buying from other markets. Prices will keep rising until the full demand is felt.

 

[Meat Target]

I wonder when the Russophobes will try to have Solzhenitsyn censored. After all, he apparently became acquainted with Putin later in life.

 

[Strix454]

If Biden units India and Pakistan onto the same page about America, clownword is entering ludicrous speed.

India's views are shaped by their long-term alliance on several levels with Russia. And their disinterest in becoming a "junior partner" in the new United States Asian cold war bloc against China.

Pakistan's views on the conflict are the views that China tells the Pakistanis to have. And the Chinese will use Pakistan on occasions as a proxy voice to say things they do not wish to say directly.

 

[draggs]

Preemptive price-gouging. I do not believe the supply chains are actually that impacted yet. But they're doing it in advance. Fucking bloodsucking faggots.

Pretty much. The gas today being sold at 5 a gallon was bought as crude in contracts made weeks or months ago when crude obviously wasn't at 125 a barrel.

 

[Male Idiot]

Fun fact: the United States has the largest coal reserves in the world. We even kick Russia's ass on that. If you get Trump in 2024 promising to start digging he'd have support on that.

Mail in ballots will make sure he won't, sadly.

Preemptive price-gouging. I do not believe the supply chains are actually that impacted yet. But they're doing it in advance. Fucking bloodsucking faggots.

Shut that down, antisemite! Oy gevalt.

 

[draggs]

India's views are shaped by their long-term alliance on several levels with Russia. And their disinterest in becoming a "junior partner" in the new United States Asian cold war bloc against China.

Pakistan's views on the conflict are the views that China tells the Pakistanis to have. And the Chinese will use Pakistan on occasions as a proxy voice to say things they do not wish to say directly.

India is very much interested in having the US around vis-a-vis China

Plus China pisses them off with their provocations in the mountains and their ties with Pakistan

 

[Lone MacReady]

This type of over confident, baseless and idiotic bravado is what got Ukraine in this situation to begin with. It seems like when it comes to that country, everyone becomes fucking retarded.

You think years of living close to Chernobyl fucked with their DNA?

 

[No. 7 cat]

Imran Khan Pak PM attacks the West over Russia-Ukraine

Has Putin brought the forever foes India and Pakistan together, in the sense that India abstained from the Resolution and Pakistan is more clearly pro-Russian (perhaps following their ally PRC)? Apologies if posted already. Nobel Peace Prize for Putin?

Imran Khan hits out at West for treating Pakistanis like ‘slaves’​

The country has vowed to stay neutral in Russia’s conflict with Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan shake hands during a meeting in Moscow, February 24, 2022 © Mikhail Klimentyev / Sputnik
Prime Minister Imran Khan lashed out at foreign diplomats who pressured Pakistan to join a UN resolution condemning Russia over its military attack on Ukraine, accusing the envoys of treating Pakistan like “slaves.”
At a rally on Sunday, Khan shot back at a March 1 letter from diplomats representing 22 missions, including countries in the European Union along with Japan, Switzerland, Canada, the UK, and Australia, which called on Pakistan to drop its neutrality and join them in condemning Moscow.
“What do you think of us? Are we your slaves... that whatever you say, we will do?” Khan said, before asking EU ambassadors whether they wrote “such a letter to India,” which also remains neutral.

Khan claimed that Pakistan had suffered for previously supporting NATO’s military action in Afghanistan and declared, “We are friends with Russia, and we are also friends with America; we are friends with China and with Europe; we are not in any camp.”
Pakistan, along with 34 other countries, abstained from voting on the UN resolution condemning Russian “aggression against Ukraine” last week. Pakistan’s neighbors India, Bangladesh, China, Iran, Sri Lanka, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, and Kazakhstan also abstained.
Khan met with Russian President Vladimir Putin in the Kremlin on February 24, the day Moscow launched its military operation in Ukraine, to discuss bilateral ties and regional issues.
Moscow maintains that the attack was launched with the purpose of “demilitarization” and “denazification” of Ukraine, and that it was the only possible option left to protect the people of eastern Ukraine following years of a grueling blockade that claimed thousands of lives. Kiev insists the offensive was unprovoked, saying it had no plans to retake the breakaway Donetsk and Lugansk republics by force.

 

[Strix454]

India is very much interested in having the US around vis-a-vis China

Yes. But generally not on the terms that the US has set out for them.

 

[Mister Qwerty]

 

[IDanceonTrannyGraves]

Does the heart good to see this is international now.

 

[Drag-on Knight 91873]

And pornhub will insert ads that will re-direct to Ukranian humanitarian aid mid fucking for maximum hilarity

Which is why I switched back to xhamster. Old porn with bit decay and 480p is still better than super censored PornHub.

I saw this article from Greg Johnson's website interviewing an Ukrainian woman, the cope in it is incredible.

https://counter-currents.com/2022/03/our-lady-in-kyiv/

What do you think victory will look like?
The restoration of Ukraine’s territorial integrity, including Crimea. The overthrow of the regime in Russia, which will result in its own “demilitarization” and the termination of its geopolitical expansion to the West. The consolidation of the Central and Eastern European (Intermarium) countries, which are potentially Russia’s next target, and the reformation of the European Union on its basis. Western Europe began providing Ukraine with arms and all kinds of assistance quite quickly, which means that the geopolitical prospects for Intermarium as the European fortress are on the rise. The fact that NATO has not intervened is very eloquent; the European security system will. Needless to say, it will result in a change in the entire world order. Long low-intensity war and the emergence of hot spots all over the region are quite a possible scenario on the way to this envisaged victory, however.

Seriously thinking not only that Ukraine will beat back the Russians but they will actually conquer Russia.

The AnH Invasion thread got me to think exactly this. Then I came here and started to change my mind. Largely because the AnH kept downvoting me every time I said Russia has comprehensible motivations.