Topic: War will be over soon (Read 295 times)

For those who paid attention to President Biden's attempt at giving a speech on Friday, you may have noticed that the 79-year-old president has gone full Ron Burgandy - reading literally whatever is on the teleprompter, including "end of quote" and "repeat the line" - which were obviously cues for Biden's 'inside voice' and not to be read.

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    Whoever controls the teleprompter is the real President!
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    — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) July 8, 2022

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Most of the time in these modern days, war exists because of ambitious, psychopathic, greed-filled, war-mongering leaders that talk the weak-brained populace into the war. Mostly, average people understand that free trade works better, and they don't want war. But everybody has problems in life, and if the leader can talk them into believing that the problems are the fault of some other nation, the weak-minded populace will go along with the leader... to war.

I think that Russia will neither be too hasty nor too slow. The most profitable strategy is to move at your own pace. The closer winter is, the weaker Europe's nerves will be, because now even Greta Thunberg thinks it is clear that Europe will not survive this winter without Russian gas. You can puff out your cheeks as much as you like, but when you have the choice to either kill the industry or freeze the population, it means you have no choice.

As Russia gradually rolls over Ukraine, more and more cities and areas will be liberated from the Nazi's. Will the Ukraine government that has been put in place by the US finally give up?

When a person first joins a fitness club, his muscles might be quite weak. But as he exercises his muscles grow.

Russia hasn't been in this kind of war for some time. They are simply exercising in the Ukraine. Their muscles are growing with exercise.

If the war takes longer, if they don't drive the bloody Nazi-Jew, Zelensky, out right away, all it will do is build up the Russian war muscles. So, benefits will go to Russia either way... if the war is short, or if it is long.

Oh well. Wheat isn't that good anyway. Try einkorn. I mean, Ukraine has the Nazi army. Why not try the German einkorn?

The worst thing that will happen to human being on earth is the presence of war or crises.The rate of death that occurs among human being during that period is always alarming,and unless some measures are taking in order to settle the course of the crises,the problem will not stop.
Russians and Ukraines are in a serious mess because most people have died,the Russians felt it was just going to be an easy thing for them to defeat Ukraine,but it is surprising to them the length at which the war has gone because Ukraine have gathered mumentum to fight them too.
We all pray the cause of the war should be settled,for the war to stop so that lifes and properties will no longer be lost.

That's right, but given the circumstances, it doesn't look like the war is coming to an end.
When the war is over, the first phase of the game will be over and the second phase, in my opinion, will be the establishment of a pro-Russian puppet government in Ukraine And some areas of Ukraine will be given autonomy. In addition, according to a report, Turkiye has stopped a Russian ship that was transporting wheat from Ukraine to Russia, ie stealing, so this news shows that now Russia has a lot to do.

I beg to differ, the war isn't showing any signs of a possible ending anytime soon. Russian forces are making slow but steady advancements, while the bombing hasn't stopped. On the other hand, Covid-19 cases are spiking once again, it might not cause severe illness anymore, but it's definitely not over yet. Thus, we still have a long way ahead of us, and with inflation constantly increasing, it'll be a difficult winter.

Who will step down the first step to show goodwill for peace?, no one, one side is a great power and Russia will never give up on their goals, if giving up means they accept defeat and they will have no face in the international arena. Ukraine is protecting every inch of land, every citizen, with national pride, they will certainly not give in to the enemy. This war has not shown that it is ready to end, I hope there will be a third party to mediate maybe the war will be resolved peacefully.

Who will step down the first step to show goodwill for peace?, no one, one side is a great power and Russia will never give up on their goals, if giving up means they accept defeat and they will have no face in the international arena. Ukraine is protecting every inch of land, every citizen, with national pride, they will certainly not give in to the enemy. This war has not shown that it is ready to end, I hope there will be a third party to mediate maybe the war will be resolved peacefully.

Their target is NATO/USA, Ukraine was just a cause. Ukraine and Russia have a long history of territorial disputes, that's true, while Putin knew that NATO couldn't be directly involved in the war and sanctions would take place. However, I believe that these sanctions are hurting Europe more than they've hurt Russia, since they've recorded huge profits by selling oil to Asia while the Russian Ruble has increased tremendously in value.

Yes, there is no sign that the war will end any time soon, even the negotiations are still not on either side. Russia doesn't seem to want to end the war anytime soon, they don't rush but slowly. Maybe their target is Europe rather than Ukraine. The longer the war dragged on, neither side benefited, but also caused heavy damage to the countries that supported Ukraine. Now is the energy war, the economic war of both Russia and the EU.

The United States is unlikely to survive more than a few weeks of heavy warfare against another industrialized power.

In a recent episode of “Health Ranger Report,” Mike Adams pointed out that the U.S. isn’t even able to properly arm its ally Ukraine in its ongoing war against Russia. (Related: Biden announces MASSIVE military expansion in Europe in response to string of Russian victories in Ukraine.)

Adams further noted that the war in Ukraine, while the biggest war Europe has seen in nearly a century, is really just a small-scale operation. “It was a special military operation from the beginning. I wouldn’t even call it a war … not yet, anyway,” said Adams. “Maybe it’s going that direction, but the question is, can the United States even sustain a war?”

To support his arguments, Adams cited an article by retired Lt. Col. Alex Vershinin published on the website of the Royal United Services Institute, a think tank focusing on issues of defense and international security.

In the article, titled “The Return of Industrial Warfare,” Vershinin argued that the scale of combat in Ukraine shows that the West, and America in particular, needs the kind of industrial capacity it had during World War II to still be called the “arsenal of democracy.”

“The effort to arm, feed and supply these armies is a monumental task,” wrote Vershinin.

Vershinin pointed out that the winner in a prolonged war between two or more powers of relatively equal strength is the side with the stronger industrial base. This means a country needs to have the manufacturing capacity to produce enough weapons, ammunition and heavier military hardware, or otherwise have manufacturing industries that can be used in the war effort.
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“Unfortunately, the West no longer seems to have either,” wrote Vershinin.

America doesn’t produce enough weapons or ammo to wage war

In an analysis of American weapons production, Vershinin noted that America would run out of ammo for its artillery guns within 10 days to two weeks, or maybe three weeks if stockpiles were rationed, if the country were to enter a war in which it would use relatively the same number of artillery rounds used by Russia in Ukraine.

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I beg to differ, the war isn't showing any signs of a possible ending anytime soon. Russian forces are making slow but steady advancements, while the bombing hasn't stopped. On the other hand, Covid-19 cases are spiking once again, it might not cause severe illness anymore, but it's definitely not over yet. Thus, we still have a long way ahead of us, and with inflation constantly increasing, it'll be a difficult winter.