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The U.S. is so scared of going to war with Russia, Biden personally put the kibosh on Poland sending fighter jets to Ukraine.
Another reason Putin has already won.
(Not that we should go to war (or could win a war) but cowering before the Commies is so undignifying.)
List of occasions when imposing economic sanctions had the desired effect:
Every day we are shown pictures of destroyed armored vehicles and told these are evidence of Ukraine's successful thwarting of Putin's invasion.
But, Russia and Ukraine use the same vehicles, so how do we know which is which?
While Ukrainians die in the streets, NPR is going to help us cope with the bad news.
This is precisely why Putin has gotten away with it.
No, Putin is not crazy or unstable. The establishment wants you to believe that, because then the Ukraine invasion becomes the unpredictable gesticulating of a crazy person and it is nobody’s fault.
The alternative is that this is the well-designed, long-planned act of a person who chose the precisely correct moment to conquer a developed country knowing that the rest of the world would stand around hurtling protestations and name-calling, completely incapable of mounting a meaningful military resistance.
This only ends when Putin does.
To save time, France has surrendered.
Russia's primary export is natural gas. The "scary" economic sanctions being levied against Russia don't include natural gas exports.
Is this because 2/3 of Europe's gas comes from Russia and Putin is pulling this in dead of winter?
