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Rhiannon12866

(222,061 posts)
Mon Nov 18, 2024, 03:51 AM Monday

Are long-range U.S. arms a 'game changer' for Ukraine? Fmr. Rep. says they may have a limited time - MSNBC Reports



Today, President Biden announced he would let Ukraine use U.S. supplied long-range missiles to hit certain targets in Russian territory.

Former Rep. Denver Riggleman reacts to the policy reversal and weighs in on reports the Trump transition team will court martial military leaders in charge of overseeing the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan. - Aired on 11/17/2024.


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Are long-range U.S. arms a 'game changer' for Ukraine? Fmr. Rep. says they may have a limited time - MSNBC Reports (Original Post) Rhiannon12866 Monday OP
I think Joe is giving moniss Monday #1
Putin was the invader, he does not deserve to win. Rhiannon12866 Monday #2
The same hate exists in Poland among moniss Monday #4
I agree with Riggleman here dweller Monday #3

Rhiannon12866

(222,061 posts)
2. Putin was the invader, he does not deserve to win.
Mon Nov 18, 2024, 06:52 AM
Monday

And since his ambition is to recreate the USSR, Ukraine is only the beginning. Who would be next? I have been to then-Soviet Georgia, and the hate towards Russia was palpable. There were many statues of Stalin who I thought was in disfavor at the time, so I asked. And I was told that Stalin was Georgian, not Russian, and he was held in esteem in Georgia because "he killed so many Russians."

moniss

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4. The same hate exists in Poland among
Mon Nov 18, 2024, 04:26 PM
Monday

those who remember the Russians holding back from chasing the Nazis out of Poland when they could have done so. It gave them more weeks to slaughter Poles and I've spoken to descendants of survivors and their elders would get a hard look in their eye when even talking about it. I have said before that if Putin makes a serious move on Poland then NATO had better react in minutes because I don't think the Poles will wait hours before responding on their own despite facing daunting odds. They remember what happened the last time of waiting for someone who said they would come.

dweller

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3. I agree with Riggleman here
Mon Nov 18, 2024, 12:53 PM
Monday

About the ‘bow up’ coming if the Pisswig tries to court martial the military leaders . Just how big a ‘bow up’ will be interesting to say the least.

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