Topic: War instead of elections - page 2. (Read 493 times)

Do you really think that when the Ukrainian government/military moved against Russians and Russian friendly Ukrainians in Donbas for the last 14 years... do you really believe that this was not an attack on Russia? Russia and the Ukraine have been sister nations for decades and decades. Pushing Russia into a civil war isn't the way you treat family.

Of course, it was the US leaders and others like them that were behind it all. The CIA was behind the counting of the votes, and the 3 (more?) coups that made it look like the Ukrainian people were dead set against Russia. And it was done for money.

Search on the three big US corporations that have bought up 60% of Ukrainian farmland since 2014. The US is simply protecting their interests, and conquering Ukraine, and making it look like sister Russia is the demon.

  There is definitely a logic of Lies here. Not one word is true. This lie about Ukraine planning to attack Russia is a perfect example of classic Absurdity.

As Stalin said long ago, "It's not he who votes that counts, but he that counts the votes."

If Ukraine ever had elections that weren't manipulated by the vote counters, the people and government would have become friends with Russia long ago, and the war would have not been needed to protect Russia from Stalin-like Ukrainian government usurpers moving against Russia.

Well, it happens all over the world. Countries doing elections every 4-6 years are fucked. One big example is the US, that's why politics in the country is bad and the system changes all the time. If they had just stick to Bush all the way until now, they could've built the greatest warlord empire.

Once China or Russia adopts this kind of system, they will eventually fail because they couldn't finish long-term projects when the next president will be trying to destroy the legacy and reputation of the opposition by discontinuing their projects.

In my opinion, war is (and not going to be) a solution to settle disputes or achieve any goals. 

In my opinion, war is (and not going to be) a solution to settle disputes or achieve any goals.
Here is this case war will not going to solve this issue. Yes indeed following the democratic procedures can give you the results to return Ukraine to the bosom of the Russian Empire. Democracy is the only solution, not the war.

In my opinion, war is (and not going to be) a solution to settle disputes or achieve any goals.
Here is this case war will not going to solve this issue. Yes indeed following the democratic procedures can give you the results to return Ukraine to the bosom of the Russian Empire. Democracy is the only solution, not the war.

Well, it happens all over the world. Countries doing elections every 4-6 years are fucked. One big example is the US, that's why politics in the country is bad and the system changes all the time. If they had just stick to Bush all the way until now, they could've built the greatest warlord empire.

Once China or Russia adopts this kind of system, they will eventually fail because they couldn't finish long-term projects when the next president will be trying to destroy the legacy and reputation of the opposition by discontinuing their projects.

Alik Bakhshi

War instead of elections


    On the eve of the upcoming elections, Putin organized a grandiose military exercise along the entire perimeter of the Ukrainian border, including the Belarusian-Ukrainian one. Understanding perfectly well the possible defeat of his party in the elections and taking into account his declining popularity among the people, the Chekist can easily interrupt the elections by starting a war with Ukraine. It seems that the two dictators have decided that war is the surest way to maintain their power. Of course, Putin does not want a repetition of the Belarusian scenario of unsuccessful elections in Russia, and in this case there is nothing better than a war.
   Moreover, the war will finally end the plan, which began in 2014, to return Ukraine to the bosom of the Russian Empire, and also solve the problem of Transnistria. Even if he fails to capture the entire territory of Ukraine, Putin will try to break through the capture of Odessa a corridor to Moldova, completely cutting off Ukraine from the Black Sea.

   The West, due to legislative democratic procedures, will not be able to instantly agree on a joint rebuff to the impudent invasion. The advantage of totalitarian power over democracy will be evident. However, in the long term, the defeat of Russia is inevitable, it is only a pity that many people will be victims of Putin's adventure.

  09/15/2021

You said "if" well.

Russia is a stable country,  things will change if a new president comes.

Now consider China which doesnt go election, their development continues unlike the country that will change administration every 4-6years. They may say its democratic but chaotic since there will be new stance on what matters. What matters for demo may not matter for the reps.

I have questions with regards to this situation,

If they start a war, will Putin be still the president of Russia, for another term, or just time being after the war?

Cause I'm very curious on what will be the pros and cons of having the war in regards to Putins presidency.