War in Ukraine

In some ways controlling may be harder. If Ukrainians control it worst case for Russians they just indiscriminately bomb. If Russians control it then presumably Russia would not do that and Russians are sitting ducks for the insurgency. We easily took Iraq but had a hell of a time occupying it.

 

And it took 28 days to do it.

 

Tally of UNSC vote to condemn Russia. Notable countries (with fairly large populations) which abstained and thus are not even willing to pay lip service against the Russians: China, India, Pakistan, Vietnam, South Africa, Iran, Iraq, and Bangladesh.

 

Massie is a hardcore libertarian and doesn't want to sign off on anything that he feels gets us involved in any foreign entanglements. He's incredibly consistent in his voting record

 

Videos of the Russians basically making it Martial Law, but going through houses, stores, banks, etc & looting.

 

I dont have twitter so sorry but just saw that: Russian businessman Alexander Konanykhin has put a $1,000,000 price on Putin's head.

 

Also apparently Ukraine has agreed to return Russian prisoners to Russia. But only releasing them to THEIR MOTHERS, and they had to come to Ukraine to personally come get them.

Oh my gosh....that's awesome!

 

They are definitely winning the PR battle. I just hope that Putin's ego doesn't get in the way of sense.

 

So apparently there's a thing now where people are mailing sunflower seeds/having sunflowers delivered to Russian embassies.

 

Judging by their conduct in WW2 I feel sorry for any Ukranian women left. The Russians raped and stabbed My wife's German Oma.

Edit: I meant to quote the post about the Ukrainian city falling into Ruasian hands.

 

A physical person not over the internet?

 

What is the reason for all those African countries abstaining?

 

best guess is $$$$ and that Russia and China have put a lot of focus in Africa for natural resources.

 

It looked like Nancy Pelosi had already drank up all her vodka last night.

 

ok.

 

Judge Pirro beat her to it

 

Two people that I have known in person, who communicated these ideas over the internet.

 

From CNN live

"Russian military strikes hit at least 3 schools, cathedral and shops in Kharkiv

From CNN's Paul P. Murphy, Gianluca Mezzofiore, Celine Alkhaldi and Katie Polglase

At least three schools in Ukraine's second-largest city, Kharkiv, were hit by Russian military strikes on Tuesday, according to videos and photos posted to social media.

CNN has geolocated, and confirmed the authenticity of the videos and photos.

One of the schools is in the northern neighborhood of Saltivka; the other two just over a kilometer (about 0.6 miles) apart in the industrial district in the southeast of the city.

Classes have been suspended since the Russian invasion began. It's unclear at this time whether there were any injuries or casualties as a result of the strikes.