Russia's Invasion of Ukraine (Official Thread)
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Why didn't we vote for Hilary again?
Something about her emails and corruption. America also didn't like it when politicians were able to speak in complete sentences and write above a 4th grade reading level
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Yikes. That's a hard read. But all that stuff he's saying about NATO shouldn't be coming out of his mouth as he knows what it is. Or at least he's supposed to know. If he's truly special ops, surely he can comprehend the danger of NATO getting involved.
Ah so that's the play of these traitors, act tough on Russia while goading the US into provoking China....which will benefit Russia.
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Why didn't we vote for Hilary again?
Shes the Deep State
Trump was putting America First
But real shyt if we keeping it a buck Hilary might be knowledgeable but she was pretty much
as a candidate, ran a terrible campaign and i think we all underestimated Trumps ability to connect with crybaby ass racist low IQ white ppl 
I aint even bother voting for Hilary cuz I didnt think Trump crazy ass even had a chance to make it close
They aren't "all in". He's wrong just like most of the trash politicans you like to post about.
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Breh, Russia has NEVER been anywhere close to becoming a superpower. At best, their economy is the size of Texas, probably smaller.
They have never been close to being a superpower.
And tbh, one could argue that if they ever did get close, it was when they hijacked American democracy. If they had played their cards right, they could have used their control over Trump to make us a defacto vassal state of Russia.
That was the most power Russia has ever had.
And for clarity, please understand that Russia and USSR are not synonymous.
The USSR was a superpower. Russia has never been one.
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A person close to the talks told the Financial Times that “movement” over the weekend could allow Russia and Ukraine to reach agreement on Kyiv’s “demilitarisation” and future neutrality.
Moscow’s other demands — particularly that Ukraine recognise Russia’s 2014 annexation of Crimea and the independence of two separatist-held territories in the eastern Donbas region — looked “unreal”, the person said, but added that “the situation changes every day”.
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