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@ClassLibSponge @ogschrammi The question is whether Ukraine will be better equipped to continue the war in 5 years if they hand over the remainder of Donetsk now for peace. The answer according to any expert is no, and that it will most probably lead to the full russian conquest of Ukraine.

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@ClassLibSponge @ogschrammi Russia doesn't just want the territory they captured so far. The surrender of Donbas would also only satisfy them for a time, and they will try to take over Ukraine one way or another.

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@FlockeForster @ogschrammi Sie können Russland nicht offen unterstützen weil sie genau wissen dass Russland moralisch im Unrecht ist. Deswegen immer das Gerede von Frieden

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@fisherofsea What language is this

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@razorblade300 > German military🇩🇪 isn't Ukraine.
True. But there is a nuance.

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@SkoczSteven True, Schröder was much worse.

[Brahmbeere 🇺🇦 @Brahmbeere]

Merkel sagt bis heute nicht, dass sie die Ukraine hätte aufrüsten müssen, um die russische Invasion tatsächlich abschrecken zu können.

Sie sagt stattdessen, Minsk habe der Ukraine sieben Jahre Zeit gegeben.

Das erinnert an Chamberlain: München 1938 verschaffte Großbritannien fast ein Jahr. Diese Zeit nutzte er zur Aufrüstung Großbritanniens.

Merkel nutzte diese Zeit weder für die Aufrüstung der Ukraine, noch für die Aufrüsting Deutschlands.

Ihr Erbe bleibt ein Trümmerhaufen. Und historisch dürfte es noch deutlich härter bewertet werden als heute.

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@MountainMan185 They're not incompetent though, they successfully stage attacks in European countries and have assassinated Ukrainian officials.

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@michaelbd Jó vergődést

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@_Credible_Hulk Yes, very visible in Iran

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@LordWayn2 @ProutistUni @BrianMcDonaldIE Did he get anything right at all?

[Nathan Livingstone (MilkBarTV) @TheMilkBarTV]

Tucker Carlson's favourite "political scientist", John Mearsheimer, and his ATROCIOUS predictions on the war in Ukraine:

Feb. 2022: "I don't think Russia is going to invade."
Sep. 2023: "The Ukrainians are doomed to lose."
Jan. 2024: "It's ridiculous to think Ukraine can hold the line in 2024."
Apr. 2025: "It's unimaginable Ukraine will hang on beyond 2025."
Jul. 2026: "The Russians are slowly moving forward."

The Jim Cramer of foreign policy predictions.

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@CDHenry_PA 2nd worst chancellor of Germany ever (after Schröder of course)

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@BrianMcDonaldIE Incredible, two opinion pieces have two different opinions.

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@leonidragozin Yes, Hungary has a day of rememberance for the expulsion of the Danube Swabians from Hungary.

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@Caledon1320 Combination of white nationalism and Jewish brains always wins. That's why Hitler lost.

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@NeoliberalAkiho I think we will have AI, robots, and we will cherish the few children we have much more.

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@Szabadsag1956 I really believe it is just economics in the end. Germany did not grow since 2020, and AfD actually lost vote share between 2017 and 2021. Restarting growth however will not reverse AfD gains. Politics now shifted to the right, and it will take years to shift back.

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@afshinrattansi Based atrocities