Topic: It's time to expel Russia from the UN - page 2. (Read 807 times)

What kind of trade with Russia are you talking about? Russia does not produce anything. It only extracts oil and gas, which it uses as blackmail. But there is gas and oil in many other countries, so the world will do without Russia and it is now in isolation as the most aggressive country.

As Russia makes a few moves, offering help to other nations, and asking fair trade from them, the US banking system gradually pushes its control around the wold through Nato. It's big money around the world that is taking over aggressively, even if their aggression is very subtle. And it is using US forces to do this, often through the UN. All anybody has to do is take a look to see this. Time to start a new UN that is not controlled by big money. Maybe BRICS?

  The war has been in an active phase since February 2022, when Russian troops again invaded Ukraine along its entire border with Russia. It must be clearly understood that having captured Ukraine, Russia will not stop. According to the plan of the bloody revanchist Putin, Russia must return all the countries that fled from it. In fact, the fate of all former Russian colonies is being decided in Ukraine. However, none of them provide Ukraine with real assistance. Nearly all of them cowardly abstained from voting at the UN on a resolution condemning Russia for its attack on Ukraine.

The way we are poking our noses in other discussion - likewise let's not poke nose in Ukraine and Russia affair because our points will not make any difference
the decisions are made in the palaces and parliament  where our points are of no value.
So let's relax and come back to the discussion that expelling Russia from UN will be another war. MArk my word

It's time to expel Russia from the UN


And push her towards starting a new UN-like organization through BRICS.

 So, you, as an opponent, are moving away from discussing the topic. In that case, I see no reason to continue the dispute. But still, do not leave my other topics, otherwise they will not be in the first lines of the forum, and Putin will not pay you as a troll.

Only one difficulty in refuting you. It's so easy that it's boring. Difficult to stay on track... like falling asleep with the boredom.

So, thanks for inventing the idea the idea that I have something against women. Takes a little of the boredom out of what you say.

Have you joined an Ukrainian dating site, yet?

 Well, Putin's troll began to discuss the author of the topic. This is a clear sign of the opponent's weakness. You may lose your job. I understand your difficulty in refuting me, but still we must try. By the way, what do you have against women that they cannot participate in the politics section of the forum? For example, your leaders in the media Simonyan, Skabeeva are women, and they may take offense at you and you will lose your job as a troll. Be careful. I will miss you on the forum. Your participation in my topics pleases me and allows the topics to be in the forefront of the forum.

I think Alik Bahshi is a woman who was hurt by Russia somehow. Either her husband or her children were killed by some Russian law enforcement, or Russia made a move that devalued some fortune she had accrued for herself. Whatever it was, she has at least one website up where she says all kinds of things against Putin and Russia, way beyond the few bad things they might be doing. She also replies in other forums with this same kind of attitude.

She was quite blunt in her comment you responded to, however. So, she might have had too much to drink for the moment, trying to drown out her pain with Russian vodka. And cursing herself mentally that she is hooked on something Russia brewed.

But she might have a job, working for somebody who hired her to talk as badly about Russia as she can.

I think this is no the right way to answer someone's concern and its rude too.
Be courteous

 So you mind your own business and don't mess with mine.

What are you trying to say?
I read it twice  - but failed to understand what the point is actually, the whole world condemn the war but then again there is no need to jump into the others business  - minding your own business is the best approach in personal and professional life

The UN resolution condemning Russia showed the attitude of the world community to the war started by Putin in Ukraine.

I read somewhere - it's good to mind one's own business.
Earlier the whole EU jumped in others affair and they are facing serious consequences - now they want to start all over again, hence proved, if you dig hole for other you surly fall in it yourself.

Time to kick the UN out of Russia. Now, Kiev and Zelensky's offices get hammered. All you civilians, keep on trusting Zelensky (the US) and stay in the Ukraine and die.

https://mynews.one/breaking-bombers-airbourne-russian-forces-are-massing-on-the-belarus-ukraine-border-explosions-in-kyiv-zelensky-office-destroyed/

I wish it was that easy.

I suspect this conventional war will continue until at least 2024/2025. The casualties on both sides will grow exponentially as this war
progresses into Russian territory as sooner or later Russia will unintentionally or intentionally attack a NATO country.

At least 3-5 million Russian men will need to be killed for this war to end, IMHO.

That is if they don't use nukes. If they do, all bets are off, and the war will end rather quickly, with 100+ times more casualties worldwide.

Either way, the Russian empire (or Russian nation, if there is such a thing) will be no more when this thing is done.

Lies and nonsense, as the St. Petersburg gangster Putin likes to say. If the US wanted to take over Russia, they would have done it in 1990. But they are not an aggressive country, unlike Russia. Nothing will save Russia now. The world will finally get rid of the relic empire forever.

The Soviet Union broke down in 1991. It was probably Russia's fault for being so heavy handed against people for many decades before. After all, it was mostly Russia that was the backbone of the Soviet Union.

So, all these nations got their freedom. Russia let them have their freedom. The fact that the US didn't take Russia over right at the fall of the USSR, shows that Russia had strength... strength that could have been used against many of these nations to take them back into a new USSR.

What did Ukraine do with her freedom? She turned it over to other countries. By 2014 Ukraine had turned so much of her freedom over to the US that the US was able to pull off a coup in the Ukraine government. The US took Ukraine over with that coup.

The people of Ukraine didn't want the coup. And it wasn't Russia that took them over. The US simply used a different kind of warfare - indirect, inside-government, warfare - than military warfare to take them over.

But it was Russia's fault, of course. Russia could have gone in their and stopped the US takeover of Ukraine back in 2014. But Russia didn't... because Ukraine wanted her freedom, and Russia was simply showing Ukraine that she, Ukraine, wasn't ready for freedom, because now she is a slave to the US.

When it started becoming too dangerous for Russia to have a US slave right next door, and when the Ukraine/slave started harming Russian people, Russia simply brought out into the open what the US was doing all along. That's what the Russian invasion was doing.

The US was using the Ukraine for a gun. The US was using its Ukrainian gun to shoot at Russia. Russia simply went in there to take the gun away from the US... so that the Ukrainian people could continue in their freedom. So far, Russia has released about 20% of the Ukrainian lands from US control. And, most of the people of those released area's are on Russia's side.

As long as the US maintains a Soviet-like fist-hold on the world's financial system, this war will last. So far, the US is only making Russia stronger by the silly things she (the US) is trying to do.

Russia attacked Ukraine, ruined itself. She can't escape retribution. For the Evil created by Russia, the payment will be high. She will pay with the empire.

Here is where you are missing it. There are two kinds of invasion:
1. Forceful, with military and armaments;
2. Free trade, that is so good that nobody can resist.

Russia was doing #2, until the US did #1 against Russia - the US using Ukraine - starting in 2014.

Russia simply followed the US #1 activity with activity similar to #1, to protect itself and its people.

The reason why the US did the #1 is, Russia wound up being better at #2, and the US was losing money and trade.

Russia is simply defending itself and its people against the military advances made by the US as the US supplies Ukraine with troops and armament.