CNN is reporting that President Donald Trump said Sunday that Russian President Vladimir Putin “has gone absolutely CRAZY” and that he is “not happy with what Putin is doing” after Moscow launched its largest aerial attack of its three-year war on Ukraine overnight.
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Putins Generals always criticize him fir no taking more decisive actions on Ukraine
ReplyDeletePutin see Ukraine as family and conceded that someday they will.have to live together a neighbour's good neighbours.
That is why Putin was a "Pet and Powder" Ukraine not wanting to.wipe them out.
It now seems Russia's patience has run thin, so, the harder they come then harder will Ukraine fall.
Try Peace nuh.
Did such a strike actually happen? The West wouldn't be the best source for such information, as bias would cloud their vision. In any case, sanctions against Russia haven't yielded desired results in the past and are not expected to deliver any now.
ReplyDeleteSome are also unaware of the fact that Ukraine formed a part of Russia up until 1991. Putin wouldn't annihilate Ukraine. These countries do not operate like Jamaica. Imagine, Portmore declaring itself independent of Jamaica and start up with their foolishness, would Jamaica wipe Portmore off the map?
Trump, whether he made those statements or not, has bigger problems to worry about, plus the US has a long history of doing "crazy" things to other territories.
Could Portmore survive as a country by itself I guess yes since the most prosperous Caribbean country Barbados is about the size of Portmore with half the Population of Portmore.
ReplyDeleteRussia and Ukraine you mean were both Soviets more like states as part of the Soviet Union.Ukraine was a most productive Soviet that hD most of the nucleR arsenal.
Ukraine gave it up and Russia has them.
Zelensky wants desperately to join with NATO but the EU doesn't want Ukraine in because it is too much of a corrupt country.
The strategy is EU and the Americans want to weaken Russia with a war as Russia insists that Ukraine joining NATO would be a EXISTENTIAL THREAT to Russia.
Zelensky was about to sign a peace treaty when Johnson flew down to convince Ukraine not to sign as UK and the rest if Euro P e and America would provide all the support to ensure victory while weakening Russia.
That plan has backfired with the Russian economy stronger,Russia becoming the most war ready country on the planet,Ukraine is destroyed and now virtually abandoned and left to be buried.
It's Game over for Ukraine don't ever forget "TO BE A N ENEMY OF AMERICA IS DANGEROUS BUT TO BE A FRIEND IS FATAL"
Ukraine isn't doing so well as a nation, that's why they need the external support. Their present leader is a former entertainer, has not weighed the the implications very well.
DeletePortmore is being used as a political pawn. Most of what they desire has nothing to do with self-governance. They can achieve them just the same. They already have their own Municipal Corporation, so why become a whole parish. Could they go off on their own as a country? Perhaps, but with many implications for the rest of the island. Pretty much the same as with Russia and Ukraine.
Because Portmore is not a parish and it is a part of St. Catherine, the councillors have to attend both the St. Catherine Municipal Corporation meeting and the Portmore Municipal Council meeting. Based on how the system is set up, when there was the push for Portmore's own council, it follows that it must be a parish. The way it exists now is an anomaly.
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