Mick

I am old enough to know better, and young enough to do it anyway, and therefore able to understand everybody’s viewpoints

[Mick @Mikkadeus]

@marcosagusstinn And remember Russia has 6,000 nuclear warheads ( just a small detail)

[Mick @Mikkadeus]

@marcosagusstinn You seem to forget there were even more Ukrainian deaths… No deal means fight to the last Ukrainian. The country is already a shadow of its former self, and will never recover.

[Mick @Mikkadeus]

I don’t think cares about what you say, he doesn’t even read what you write, as he has better things to do. Russia invaded Ukraine for good reasons, after Zelenski, being convinced by the Brits, refused a good peace agreement in 2022. Millions of lives could have been spared. Zelensky has the blood of his people on his hands, as well as the destruction of a good part of your country.

[Mick @Mikkadeus]

@JamesTate121 Yes, but then Ukraine started in 2014 in getting rid of the Russian- speaking population in the Donbass, getting rid of the Russian Orthodox Church and Russian culture. This is still ongoing today, and all this is incompatible with European rules and values

[Mick @Mikkadeus]

@RobGilbey How do you think you are going to defeat a major nuclear power? Many people seem to be oblivious of this little detail… and also that Putin and his entourage are not exactly choir boys…. We are going straight towards self-destruction

[Mick @Mikkadeus]

@anneapplebaum Wow, how do you know all that?!

[Mick @Mikkadeus]

@RonNehring You’re so smart

[Mick @Mikkadeus]

@BorisJohnson Shut up Boris, it is well know you convinced Zelensky to reject the 2022 peace proposal. You have the blood of millions on your hands. It is still to acknowledge your error.

[Mick @Mikkadeus]

Learn about the root causes of this conflict which should never have taken place! It was started in 2014 when Yanukovic was ousted as President with the help of the CIA, which at the end of WW II (which Russia helped to win, with 27 million of its people having died during that war) view Russia as an enemy, even more so as Russia wanted to integrate with Europe. The US doesn’t like to have strong competitors (read Noam Chomsky and you will learn how many governments the CIA has helped overthrow for self-driven ideological and economic interests). Coming back to 2014, the new corrupt Ukrainian government commenced a campaign to attack the (majority) Russian speaking population in the Donbass, and up to today closing Russian Orthodox churches, banning the Russian language (it’s against EU rules to ban languages, even of minorities!) and Russian culture ( an amazingly rich gift to humanity), and this is how the conflict expanded in 2012 when Ukraine rejected a peace agreement which would have been a very good deal for both parties and would have saved millions of lives. But no, nobody cares, and Boris Johnson convinced Zelensky to decline the peace agreement, saying the UK and EU would support him ‘to the end’. The problem today is that people are shallow and superficial, poorly informed and haven’t learned to think and analyse by themselves. They are like a docile flock following poor leaders who are mainly driven by their political careers. I’m afraid that like sheep they will be driven to the slaughter, and God will judge those leaders who probably think there is no God (also for not having made the effort to learn whether there is a God, and what He expects from them. Last tip: read or listen to professor John Mearsheimer on the Russia - Ukraine conflict.

[Mick @Mikkadeus]

You don’t invest in a bottomless hole, even if you’ve got the money (which neither the EU nor Canada have). Pensions, healthcare, schools, everything is underfunded, but who gives a damn? Ukraine will indeed be supported to the end - the end of Ukraine unfortunately- and maybe also the end of Europe as we know it

[Mick @Mikkadeus]

@angelshalagina Correction: not yet history!

[Mick @Mikkadeus]

We see some fine examples of democracy in the EU; in France how the cops are savagely attacking and maiming protesting school children; in Germany how the establishment is trying to silence AfD, now the political party who got the most votes. Russia has been trying to integrate with the rest of Europe since end of WWII, but encountered opposition from all sides. Is that working for peace? You, Kaja, are an insult to people with a bit of common sense who are true peace lovers. I think you need to read some more good books. Maybe start with the Bible?

[Mick @Mikkadeus]

@DakdaR22 Like it was clear in the sixties that it is not the USA who decides what military means Cuba installed in its country? Remember a nuclear conflict was narrowly avoided. Well, go on with your logic then, and good luck!

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@BowesChay But Ukraine won’t prevail… so what gives??

[Mick @Mikkadeus]

@EmmanuelMacron Parles-tu pour toi-même, ou au nom de nos citoyens? Considérant ton taux de popularité, la réponse est claire… On a hâte de te voir quitter l’ ��lysée.

[Mick @Mikkadeus]

@EvaVlaar @MinPres It looks like the PM is himself targeting small groups like the LGBT and other crowds to gain more voters in support of his dismal government!

[Mick @Mikkadeus]

You claim that Russia intends to invade other EU countries…how could they then give their meagre Patriot and other AD equipment to Ukraine, a highly corrupt country? The EU should stop building a bigger financial hole and give priority to the needs of its own people. That’s what decent people do, but I know very few decent politicians. They will never be personally affected by the deteriorating economy of their own countries, and I guess will be fairly secure in their nuclear bunkers. Despicable bunch!

[Mick @Mikkadeus]

@joni_askola The war was started in 2014, you ignoramus!

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@AussenMinDE I’m sure they’ll listen to you, Johann!

[Mick @Mikkadeus]

What are you ranting about, woman? Do you think China will listen to what you say, do you think you, or anybody else, can threaten China? Do you think that the US can dictate their will to the rest of the world? Those times are gone, sorry. But I understand as a politician you have to make some bold statements now and then to stay relevant and try to safeguard your cosy job.