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  Roaring Lovely September 23, 2022 at 4:56am

  

  The problem is that the extreme hype about Ukraine in west has nothing to do with the love for peace. It has everything to do with geopolitical power struggles and 'supremacy' battles between Russia and the west. Otherwise I don't see any rational explanation as to why there is/was no similar concerns, among western masses, when it came to war in Yemen, Syria etc. Why, and yet Yemeni war was far more disastrous, with killing of over 10,000 children and subjecting of over 80% of the population to starvation!
  
  Furthermore, Putin is not the one who initiated war in Ukraine. Putin is trying to put an end to it. The war in Ukraine was on since 2014 and yet only 6% of the masses in U.S. etc could even locate Ukraine on the map, before the so called Russian invasion! Common sense should tell you that people this ignorant about Ukraine cannot possibly make a sound judgement as to who is doing wrong in Ukraine, yet the support the 'west' offer to Ukraine is underpinned by the popularity of the 'support for Ukraine' from amongst the ignorant masses, enhanced by the western media propaganda machine! Not even a good number is yet to know of neo-Nazis presence in Ukraine etc.
  
  So why now the 'concern for peace in Ukraine'?? Is it different when Russian kill than when Ukrainian does it? Why were we not concerned about peace in Ukraine during all these over seven years of brutal war in eastern Ukraine? Why was no one complaining about this apparent 'endless war'. Why was U.S. fuelling it? Why were U.S. masses not even aware that there is a country called 'Ukraine'. What does this country got to do with the distant U.S.? Can a U.S. person possibly know of the concerns in this region, especially without relying on third stage 'hear says' relayed by medias that we have no good reason to trust them?
  
  It is pure hypocrisy! What Putin does is to undermine the monopoly of 'west' when it comes to usage of violence and coercion. That is why there is the hype about Ukraine. It has nothing to do with the concern for peace, nor about lives in Ukraine.
  
  Then you can't compare Putin to Bush at all. Iraq is several miles away from U.S. but Russia and Ukraine share a very long border, plus they share a very long history as one country, tracing back to Kievan Russ empire. It is common for such countries to clash on the border, akin to how war in Burundi lead directly to Rwandan war and then to congo war. The presence of Tutsis both in Congo and Rwanda, for instance, lend to possible entry of Rwanda in Congolese conflicts, unleashing the famous Congolese wars, not different at all from the presence of Russians both in Ukraine and in Russia. In short, there is no biological nor geographical nor a natural boundary between Russia and Ukraine. Ukraine was formed via agreements within USSR that did not concern US or Britain etc. Who knows what they agreed pertaining to treatment of Russians living in Ukraine, in thr exchange of recognition by Russia, that Ukraine is independent?
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  John Jancar September 23, 2022 at 2:16am

  I mean if George Bush had to fight in the front in the Iraq war, you’d see trickles going down his leg lol No heart for the fight, Putin either, but they’ll be more than happy, to send YOU over there lol To play their geo-political games.
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  John Jancar September 23, 2022 at 2:10am

  Vladimir, P-P-P-Putin lol
  
  Seriously I wanna see Putin on the front lol Until he does, you can’t take him seriously. Or Lavrov, whatever his name is lol Get over there. Most people in the world want to just live in peace, and these old goons gotta ruin it for everyone lol Btw that includes George Bush.
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  Drekx Omega September 22, 2022 at 8:44pm

  Ptoblem with Germany is that they actually believe in the lie of a "climate emergency" and so don't use coal or nuclear...Not certain if they gave gas reserves, but here is a map of British oil and gas, which are plentiful and could easily be tapped, when we ditch the green agenda, which has held us back, for far too long.......Now isn't that more logical than importing gas from Norway and pretending that we are being so "green...?" Now that Johnson has gone, we have shifted gears with our energy policies.....Let's get cracking on fracking, nuclear, oil and gas.....
  The prices will lower for people and businesses....We'll be like Russia, independent of high international trading prices...
  
  https://assets.rbl.ms/8185567/980x.jpg

  
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  Roaring Lovely September 22, 2022 at 8:31pm

  I think I have found it. In Germany, gas is also used to generate a certain percentage of electricity (that is apart from kitchen or heating homes). I think it is this gas for generating electricity, that they are trying to substitute it with nuclear energy.
  https://www.google.com/url?q=https://googleweblight.com/sp%3Fu%3Dht...

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  Roaring Lovely September 22, 2022 at 8:24pm

  Quote:
  "Energy crisis? Nuclear power plant instead of gas from Russia? Nuclear power plants produce energy, not heat. Heat is produced with the gas. Sounds like a lie, or what?"
  
  Reply:
  
  How much electric energy is generated using gas in Germany?
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  Drekx Omega September 22, 2022 at 7:55pm

  If any climate change is happening, it's the opposite of what they say...(as usual.)
  
  http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-Vu8B50ksyv8/UjIg2m718SI/AAAAAAAAAyc/4t4VG...'s+Global+COOLING!+Record+Return+of+Arctic+Ice+Cap+as+it+Grows+by+60%25+in+a+Year.jpg

  

  http://3.bp.blogspot.com/-Vu8B50ksyv8/UjIg2m718SI/AAAAAAAAAyc/4t4VGCrwsAA/s1600/And+Now+It
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  Drekx Omega September 22, 2022 at 7:37pm

  

  Spot on, Ivy and Roaring...You two always have intelligent input on geopolitics...
  The current energy crisis is totally fabricated by the dark cabal central banking system, using international bodies like UN/WEF, as they seek to transform the international financial order, over to the great reset system and green new deal...
  Like Trump did in America, we in Britain are now (about time) bringing in energy policies, that return the nation to local energy resources, rather than imports...Today, it was announced that we will return to drilling for shale gas, as well as north sea oil...We have lots of coal, we could be using also and oil, under the sea bed...We need to get cracking-fracking...😊
  
  All nations should defy the green agenda, as it is based on fake science and designed to control the population, through carbon taxes...and social credit scores.....A world in which ordinary people will be expected to give up their cars and tuck into bugs...No thanx...
  
  What was it that Al Gore said about the polar ice caps, back in the early 21st century...?? And sea level rising...?? Nope, all failed predictions from the climate nutters....Ignore them..
  
  https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-RkP1guolrXM/VNT05-wKfDI/AAAAAAAA...

  
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  Roaring Lovely September 22, 2022 at 6:45pm

  

  To put it in perspective, (for those in west that are slow to learn😆) if it were Russia, not Ukraine, that was now seeking to align itself to west, the west would not welcome Russia. That is what Gorbachev and Yeltsin tried in vain.
  
  But why wouldn't 'west' welcome Russia and keep say Ukraine out? The answer is that Ukraine is not that type of 'enemy' that the western masses will accept as a justification for the existence of such mammoths as NATO!
  
  So the need to justify NATO's existence, together with the resultant bloated military expenditure in west, is the problem entirely!
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  Roaring Lovely September 22, 2022 at 6:39pm

  

  So USSR is long gone, and Russia itself, under Gorbachev, was instrumental in dismantling it. However, the 'west' did not welcome Russia in its orbit! Instead, they chose to keep Russia off and turn the rest of the former USSR states into enemies of Russia as the NATO expanded eastwards! This, of course, led Russia discern that the earlier efforts of Gorbachev etc to align Russia to 'west' was naive! So yes, Putin wants a return to a powerful Russia. But it is for completely understandable reasons. It is 'west' not Russia that needs an enemy. History has proven this so well!