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(03-18-2025, 03:06 PM)chr0naut Wrote: Ha, ha, ha, ha...
You are blaming foreigners for American politicians.
I'm fairly sure Americans did all that.

Put the blame anywhere else but where it should be, seems to be the trend for some.
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(03-18-2025, 02:39 PM)putnam6 Wrote: Yes the monopoly of the 2 party system, the massive influence in corporate lobbying and special interest groups, and no term limits, substanially detract and degrade the American political system.
It looks to me that both parties play into division, distraction, word salads, propaganda and tell the people exactly what they want to hear, but never deliver on their promises, i.e. con job.
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Putin seems to playing the delay game with all those conditions, he's got a game plan to keep this war going as evidenced by his willingness to a 'limited' ceasefire, which is not really a ceasefire.
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(03-18-2025, 10:45 AM)FlyersFan Wrote: Did you vote for Trudeau?
THAT is ineptitude.
Throwing stones in a (foreign) glass house ....
Trudeau, a career politician, has won more elections than Trump. In democracies, representatives are chosen by election. Trudeau has won about eight elections. Also, I think he has lost fewer elections than Trump.
By those measures, he has been both popular and successful.
Oh, and he resigned from being PM. He wasn't voted out.
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(03-18-2025, 03:27 PM)chr0naut Wrote: Trudeau, a career politician, has won more elections than Trump. In democracies, representatives are chosen by election. Trudeau has won about eight elections. Also, I think he has lost fewer elections than Trump.
By those measures, he has been both popular and successful.
Oh, and he resigned from being PM. He wasn't voted out.
5 stars for trying. lol
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(03-18-2025, 03:11 PM)Oldcarpy2 Wrote: "MY POINT STILL STANDS - Ukraine counter-invaded. heh."
Why the Hell shouldn't they?
It's a War.
Using that logic, those naughty Allies in WW2 shouldn't have invaded Germany?
WTAF? You really like the jump to conclusions game.
At any rate, this 'incursion' into Kursk helped nothing strategically. It's just a scrappy little F-you.
Here is an update for you
https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/wha...025-03-12/
A typical waste of life
Kursk is a part of western Russia that borders the Sumy region of Ukraine. On August 6 last year, Ukraine sprang one of the biggest surprises of the war when its troops smashed across the frontier and captured a piece of territory that it said measured 1,376 sq km (530 sq miles) at its peak and included about 100 towns and villages.
Since then, Russian forces and troops from Moscow's ally North Korea have clawed back close to 90% of that land.
President Vladimir Putin visited Kursk on Wednesday in a sign of confidence that Russia is close to recapturing the entire region, and ordered his top commander to finish the job as soon as possible. Ukraine's top army commander, Oleksandr Syrskyi, said on Wednesday that Kyiv's troops would keep operating in Kursk as long as needed and that fighting continued in and around the town of Sudzha.
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(03-18-2025, 03:31 PM)sahgwa Wrote: You really like the jump to conclusions game.
At any rate, this 'incursion' into Kursk helped nothing strategically. It's just a scrappy little F-you.
Here is an update for you
https://www.reuters.com/world/europe/wha...025-03-12/
A typical waste of life
Kursk is a part of western Russia that borders the Sumy region of Ukraine. On August 6 last year, Ukraine sprang one of the biggest surprises of the war when its troops smashed across the frontier and captured a piece of territory that it said measured 1,376 sq km (530 sq miles) at its peak and included about 100 towns and villages.
Since then, Russian forces and troops from Moscow's ally North Korea have clawed back close to 90% of that land.
President Vladimir Putin visited Kursk on Wednesday in a sign of confidence that Russia is close to recapturing the entire region, and ordered his top commander to finish the job as soon as possible. Ukraine's top army commander, Oleksandr Syrskyi, said on Wednesday that Kyiv's troops would keep operating in Kursk as long as needed and that fighting continued in and around the town of Sudzha.
I saw reported (by those who follow this war daily) that there are gaps that the Ukrainian military could breach but they need better Intel right now.
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03-18-2025, 03:50 PM
This post was last modified: 03-18-2025, 03:51 PM by Oldcarpy2. 
LOl!
"President Vladimir Putin visited Kursk on Wednesday in a sign of confidence that Russia is close to recapturing the entire region, and ordered his top commander to finish the job as soon as possible."
My sources ( see what I did there?) say it was a very obvious body double.
'l'll just check my Giveashitometer....Nope. Nothing...
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(03-18-2025, 03:19 PM)quintessentone Wrote: It looks to me that both parties play into division, distraction, word salads, propaganda and tell the people exactly what they want to hear, but never deliver on their promises, i.e. con job.
Most of all the Governments in the world, play into division, distraction, word salads, and propaganda, and tell the people exactly what they want to hear, but never deliver on their promises, i.e. con job.
It is the nature of the beast and a necessary evil, till we find another form, timewise though it has been just a blip 250 years tops, we were bound to make some mistakes in our first attempt unless we included the Magna Carta 810 years ago. Even then we could have had the perfect form of human governance several times, but unless it could be defended it is completely unsustainable. That was true in the 13th century and its true today.
Ive said it hundreds of times the only difference between the Republicans and the Democrats is how they enrich themselves and how they are owned by different special-interest lobbyist groups per party
But the heavy hitters Defense Aerospace, Big Pharma, Big Tech, etc flirt heavily with both.
That was part of Trump's allure he is wealthy already and he wasn't exactly Republican, throw in the RFKjr Tulsi Gabbard it felt like it spread to more branches of American society than the Progressive Left.
For now, then it will swing back the other way
His mind was not for rent to any god or government
Always hopeful yet discontent, knows changes aren't permanent
But change is
Professor Neil Ellwood Peart
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Magna Carta?
Did she die in vain?
'l'll just check my Giveashitometer....Nope. Nothing...
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