@caronazo@PanzerJo Håper noen fra arbeidsplassen din tar kontakt, inviterer deg til en debrief. Viktig å komme styrket ut av hendelsen med følelsen av å ha mestret, kontra: - kanskje jeg ikke passer til jobben?
En samtale med bruker/pasient kan være viktig for dere begge.
(Hjulpet meg i l sit)
I love the way Russian propaganda spreads two mutually conflicting narratives for the last year and a half:
1. NATO & the US prepared and unleashed a giant proxy war on Russia, and they will give Ukraine absolutely everything so it could destroy Russia.
2. NATO & the US are too weak and undetermined; they don't have enough resources as they never prepared for a war, they are tired of Ukraine begging for aid all the time, so Ukraine will have a week left to live after they terminate supplies.
I have a couple of questions here.
So, why does Ukraine beg for defense aid for 19 months in the first place if this is somehow a Western war on Russia?
Why is the West so incredibly unprepared, slow, and cautious all this time in terms of sending weapons to Ukraine if this is somehow a Western war on Russia?
Why do Ukraine and its backers around the world have to bang their heads against the wall for months, blandishing the West over every single weapon type it needs, from artillery to munitions, tanks, radars, air defense, missiles, jets, if this is somehow a Western war on Russia?
Why, after a year of U.S. deliberations, Ukraine is only about to get 31 M1 Abrams tanks instead of 301 and has received some 80 Leopard 2 tanks instead of 800 to successfully defeat Russia if this is somehow a Western war on Russia?
Why, 20 months into the full-scale war, the German chancellor is still saying no to Ukraine getting Taurus missiles due to threadbare fear of "escalation" if this is somehow a Western war on Russia?
Why did the West spend almost a year publicly begging Russia not to invade Ukraine, after which Ukraine had to combat Russian blitzkrieg all alone and basically with a handful of NLAWs, Javelins, and Stingers sent weeks and days before the invasion if this is somehow a Western war on Russia?
Why was the West so obsessed with "not provoking Putin," and why does it strictly prohibit Ukraine from using its weapons to quite legitimately strike military targets in Russian territory if this is somehow a Western war on Russia?
Why is the West so reluctant and inconsistent in introducing really effective and painful sanctions on Russia, such as an oil trade ban that could derail Russia's war economy, if this is somehow a Western war on Russia?
Why, 20 months into the full-scale war, is the West still struggling to unfold its defense production to keep up with Ukraine's immense battlefield needs if this is somehow a Western war on Russia?
Why does Ukraine's artillery still fire around 5,000 rounds a day against Russia's 15,000 a day while the U.S. reckons to be hopefully producing 24,000 rounds a month by the end of 2024 if this is somehow a Western war on Russia?
Why did Ukraine's military have to wage a large-scale offensive operation to break through one of the world's toughest defensive lines with not a single aircraft provided by the West to ensure air support if this is somehow a Western war on Russia?
Why will Ukraine have "a week left to live" after the West drops out if Russia is only fighting a defensive war and if the conquest of Ukraine was suddenly never a plan?
Meanwhile, hundreds, if not thousands, of tanks, infantry fighting vehicles, and artillery pieces keep collecting dust at storage sites.
Proxy war on Russia, my ass.
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@oddstingskjer @Bjofur @AFnugg Nå angrer jeg skikkelig på at jeg kommenterte kommentaren din. Beklager at jeg var nedlatende og ignorant, jeg mener det, sorry!
@oddstingskjer@AFnugg Er du helt sikker på at du mener det du skriver?
Jeg vet ikke hvor ung du er, men la oss si at du jobber i 40 år, så blir du så syk at du ikke kan jobbe lenger. Da mener du altså at staten skal gi (deg) kun til det mest nødvendige og litt til?
In today's #vatniksoup, I'll introduce an American businessman and social media figure, Elon Musk (@elonmusk). He's best-known for being the wealthiest man in the world, running companies like Tesla Inc., SpaceX and Twitter, and for parroting Kremlin's propaganda narratives.
1/23
@torsteingya Kan det være at de som skal inn på markedet forstår at det de leser kan være til deres fordel? Eller er det slik at overskrifter må være kongruente med leserens behov?