Did the US (Deep State D.C. fools) commit acts of war on Russia?

Posted by freedomforall 7 months ago to Politics
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"The news says that America just cluster-bombed Russian beachgoers in Crimea. Well, it didn’t say exactly that. But – nonetheless – that is exactly what just happened.

The Keeeeeeeeeeeeevians may have pushed the proverbial button that sent the missiles on their way but it was America – more finely, the regime that rules Americans – that provided the missiles and (apparently) the support needed to guide them to their target.

Bluntly – in honest language – America just attacked Russia.

It is nothing less than astounding that Russia has not attacked back. Yet. But – of a certainty – it’s coming. Because that is what happens when a country is attacked. It hits back – in self-defense – at the country that attacked it."
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D.C. is run by TRAITORS who want total control over everyone including all Americans and are intent on starting a nuclear war to maintain power. D.C. NIFO
SOURCE URL: https://www.ericpetersautos.com/2024/06/24/war-yet/


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  • Posted by mhubb 7 months ago
    i just have no words....

    for such stupidity

    whatever the reason/cause, Russia invaded Ukraine
    they should expect blow-back

    but pushing the world to WW3 is simply not a sane act b our so-called government
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  • Posted by term2 7 months ago
    Biden is doing everything he can to start a war with Russia, but making it look like its Russia's fault.

    Russia is not willing to just roll over, but it doesn't really want a war with the USA, since that means NUCLEAR destruction of both countries. So we have a stalemate with the eventual result being a non existent Ukrania, with half of it belonging to Russia and the other half being really worthless. The war then ends.
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  • Posted by DrZarkov 7 months ago
    Actions have consequences. Russia has been pounding Ukraine's power grid, hospitals, schools, and agricultural centers non-stop, but the international community (US included) cautions Ukraine not to retaliate beyond their own borders. Beyond nonsense!

    The old English saying "in for a penny, in for a pound" applies here. Once NATO decided to support Ukraine, any weapons they provide should be used as effectively as possible, and ATACMS is a very effective weapon, which Ukraine has been using to destroy Russian air defense systems in Crimea and elsewhere. That strategy is aimed at making temporary air superiority possible for use of the coming F-16 and Mirage fighters.

    Russia has been careless in where its air defense missiles land, so the claim that an ATACMS hit Crimean beachgoers is more likely a case of a failed S-300/400 missile landing after missing its target.
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    • Posted by 7 months ago
      I agree that it's irrational to expect Ukraine not to use weapons against targets in the country that has invaded them.
      Complete foolishness, which is what I expect from Buydem and his puppeteers (given that I completely disagree with their goals to enslave me.)
      But I disagree that Russia is completely at fault for the invasion. NATO (US Deep State) played a large part in their actions against Russia since the USSR collapsed.
      Russia could have been treated as an ally starting 30 years ago and none of this would have happened, but the power mad sociopaths in the west must spread fear
      and Russia is a great target to use to compel Americans and Europeans to allow more concentration of power as a reaction to fear propaganda. Damn neocon scum.
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      • Posted by DrZarkov 7 months ago
        When the USSR collapsed, there was genuine interest in the western nations to invite Russia to become a friend, with a lot of optimism in both the business and diplomatic communities. The problem was that no one was prepared for the hard work of getting the Russians out of the Soviet mindset.

        In a business environment where management was based on your party connections instead of your competence, we were dealing with an incredible degree of unfamiliarity with capitalist dealings. Their diplomats, who had spent most of their lives in opposition to the west, were not prepared for the new environment.

        Used to five year plans, with budgets based on a time schedule instead of actual measured progress, or in the case of commercial goods, income based on sales revenue, the Russians were bewildered with the plans laid out for them by American and European businessmen. When they were told they had to present a credible plan aimed at profit in order to get the investment needed, they were unprepared for that change. The result was a Russian perspective that western businessmen were just there to rip them off. No transition plan had been developed to educate the Russians in how to become successful in the new international environment.

        On the diplomatic front, the west did no better. Instead of trying to be a calming element and help Russia maintain positive connections to the former Warsaw Pact nations, we spent an excessive time celebrating and congratulating the newly free countries, who blamed every negative thing in their past on Russian tyranny, justified or not.

        After some early years floundering in a world uncomfortable to them, Putin, a seasoned KGB veteran schooled by Yuri Andropov, shows up and declares the Russian people should embrace Soviet achievements and be proud of their past rather than apologize for it. That struck a chord that made him a popular figure, and now we have to live with what essentially is a reborn Soviet state.
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        • Posted by mhubb 7 months ago
          `that Russia is not a US ally is 100% on the head of democrat lies and treason
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          • Posted by DrZarkov 7 months ago
            Party affiliation aside, the Washington establishment was relying on a collection of "experts" who had spent their life dealing with the USSR, and didn't have a clue about how to approach a Russia that suddenly found itself alone and broke. The new Russia was more worried about food on the table than nuclear conflict, but the US and western Europe were not prepared to make that radical shift and help them make the transition.

            What was needed, had anyone realized how big an event the collapse of the USSR was, was a new Marshall Plan, with serious investment of time and money. To make an analogy, Russia was drowning, but instead of diving in, or even throwing them a life preserver, we just shouted swimming lessons from the shore.

            Putin's statement that the collapse of the Soviet Union was a geopolitical disaster was a recognition of reality, but ridiculed by arrogant western nations. At the point he came into power, Putin had to take one of two forks in the road: go hat in hand to the western nations and undergo perhaps a decade of reeducation and humiliation, as post war Germany suffered; or find a way to recover classic Russian style, with pride and gritiness, even if it meant falling back on the autocratic methods of the tsars. He felt the Russian people would not accept the first option, as his predecessors after the collapse failed to realize, and his subsequent popularity indicated he was right.

            The trap Putin is now in is partly self inflicted, so the ignorance of the west is only partly to blame. The dilemma is how to provide a path out of the mess Russia finds itself in without bringing on a new collapse. Can a reelected President Trump find a solution that allows Russia to back out of a path of attempted conquest that appears to be self destructive, or have things gone too far for even his best efforts?
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            • Posted by mhubb 7 months ago
              experts in DC??

              now i know you are not a serous person
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              • Posted by 7 months ago
                He did put 'experts' in quotes, so he does recognize they were legends only in their own minds.
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                • Posted by mhubb 7 months ago
                  maybe...

                  the USSR was sane and had provisions to leadership change

                  Russia has no real provisions for a change of leadership, leading to major questions of what happens after Putin (with the nukes)

                  the corruption of the Ukraine is clear, one need only look at the biden crime family

                  and it is the innocent people on both sides that suffer in this.

                  what to do?
                  i know what is going on now is not sustainable
                  and dangerous to the entire world
                  and we are ignoring a much longer term threat, islam

                  and the lesson learned from Ukraine is -- do NOT give up nukes for a piece of paper, a bad lesson for the world
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    • Posted by mhubb 7 months ago
      actions have consequences

      you mean like the biden admin's corruption?

      like 0bama's over-throw of the government of Ukraine??

      like all the money and equipment sent to Ukraine and never account for

      those actions????

      i no not blame Ukraine for not wanting to be part of Russia, based on the last 100 years

      history:: the US fought a Civil War over this issue, The South had every right to leave the Union, for the wrong reasons

      thousands died in that stupid war and the result was the South was stuck

      so, do we stat WW3 to show that a country next to Russia is screwed??
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      • Posted by DrZarkov 7 months ago
        Sometimes you have to make choices with different unpleasant outcomes, so hopefully you choose the least unpleasant. Being on either side of a conflict has to be weighed in terms of the end game. If we let Russia keep using the threat of nuclear war to bully us into submission, Ukraine won't be the last victim.

        Biden isn't the only corrupt head of state we've had. The republic has been in danger of becoming a totalitarian state since President John Adams attempted sweeping punishments for anyone daring to criticize his government (the Sedition Act).

        I was uncertain about where we should be going until Sweden and Finland very quickly dropped neutrality. Those countries have better insight into the Russian Federation and Putin's aims than anyone else.
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  • Posted by ljskot 7 months ago
    The situation in Ukraine is much more complex than Russia just invading Ukraine. I could spend an hour describing how Russia was provoked in doing so from decades of distrust because of the US/NATO making formal agreements and then failing to honor them. When the USSR fell, NATO formally agreed to NOT add any of of the Warsaw Pact countries into NATO and we all know how well that was honored. Still, Russia did not act militarily. Russia has lost patience with NATO and the US government. Ukraine is now their "line in the sand" and Russia will not let Ukraine join NATO, PERIOD! I completely believe that Russia is justified on this point. Anyone who doesn't realize this is a fool. So, it is not due to incompetence that the US/NATO is continuing to provoke Russia. They want WAR and they don't care if things go nuclear! Get this into your head. War is the ultimate veil that covers government control and corruption. What is happening here is simply a power grab to prevent the loss of "their" control over us.
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  • Posted by jack1776 7 months ago
    From what I heard, the Ukraine shot down a drone with a US weapon, targeting data was provided by the US. Shrapnel took out the civilians.
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    • Posted by mhubb 7 months ago
      at what range?
      what weapons reported used?

      Ukraine has 3 Patriot batteries
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      • Posted by jack1776 7 months ago
        I’ve been looking for the original source and I can’t find it again; it was from this guy:
        https://www.youtube.com/@CanadianPrep...
        What he said was that the US helped Ukraine to target with satellite data used the wrong missile to bring down a Russian drone. I think he said ATACMS. If I find it again, I’ll post the link. My point is we are being drawn into this conflict.
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        • Posted by mhubb 7 months ago
          ATACMS is a surface to surface ONLY missile
          long range (well, longer that MRLS)

          https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/MGM-140...

          The MGM-140 Army Tactical Missile System (ATACMS; pronounced /əˈtækəmz/) is a tactical ballistic missile designed and manufactured by the US defense company Ling-Temco-Vought (LTV), and later Lockheed Martin through acquisitions. It uses solid propellant and is 13 feet (4.0 m) long and 24 inches (610 mm) in diameter, and the longest-range variants can fly up to 190 miles (300 km).[9] The missiles can be fired from the tracked M270 Multiple Launch Rocket System (MLRS) and the wheeled M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS).
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          • Posted by jack1776 7 months ago
            Right, the wrong munitions. I said from what I hear, meaning unsubstantiated. I know nothing other than the flaky article I read. I’m saying I’m concerned this will escalate. All large wars begin this way and it look like our government is doing it intentionally. A mistake, sure, two, maybe, one after another is deliberate. Our government is corrupt to the core.
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            • Posted by mhubb 7 months ago
              agreed
              escalation is an major concern

              but Russia/Soviet Union has a lot of American blood on its weapon systems' hands

              they invaded Ukraine and should expect "issues"

              me, personally, i still believe the US and Russia need to be allies against islam
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              • Posted by jack1776 7 months ago
                By no means do I defend Russia and their actions, I agree with you; but I also say that we are playing Russia from the start. We installed a western president; we funneled money through Ukraine; we had bio labs along the border. Russia was played, and I think (no evidence) that we knew we would be losing the petrol dollar all the way back then. Things still don’t add up, thinking out loud…

                The way the government is spending money, we are trying to crush the dollar, this war isn’t to save the dollar (I know I said in previous conversations that war is needed to save the dollar, but I recant that now). I still think all of this is being driven by the UN global governance agenda 2030. The US and Russia stand in its way, I think China is complicit with us fighting.

                "allies against islam", yes in a perfect world but in a perfect world, we wouldn't have empowered the middle east by buying their oil instead of our own oil. - we gave them money and weapons and they hate us. Stupid is as stupid does. We could decimate the middle east by simply removing the money from the oil.
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    • Posted by jack1776 7 months ago
      by the way, yes it stupid at best, but more than likely intentional provocation to trigger NATO article 5. We have enough technology to know that was going to happen before it was okay to fire.
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