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I thought he was Paine. I don't think that any more.When was his last sighting?
As Ovshinsky? Maybe late 2023? I think he deleted most of his posts on the Ukraine threads.When was his last sighting?
No, no, he was on ZZLP until not that long ago. He was an anti-Biden guy.As Ovshinsky? Maybe late 2013? I think he deleted most of his posts on the Ukraine threads.
I recall Ovshinky posting on the ZZL-P up to at least the late 2010s, possibly very early 2020s.As Ovshinsky? Maybe late 2013? I think he deleted most of his posts on the Ukraine threads.
Typo. I meant 2023 (post above corrected).No, no, he was on ZZLP until not that long ago. He was an anti-Biden guy.
Yeah, I meant 2023.I recall Ovshinky posting on the ZZL-P up to at least the late 2010s, possibly very early 2020s.
'Trump peace plan for Ukraine' is 'leaked': Talks with Putin, ceasefire by Easter and an end to Zelensky's NATO dream among details in report
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'Trump peace plan for Ukraine' is 'leaked'
US president Donald Trump will reportedly try to force Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky to agree to a ceasefire with Russia by Easter, according to a report.www.dailymail.co.uk
I don't see any reason why Ukraine would agree to this. Basically Russia gets to keep everything they have and can then rebuild in order to try again, but this time with an established foothold in Ukraine to operate from. Also, Russia doesn't have to pay anything to Ukraine for the destruction they caused, while getting sanctions lifted so they have plenty of money and access to tech to rebuild. The EU gets the bill for rebuilding and supplying troops for a DMZ. Sounds pretty much in line with what one would expect from Trump - assist Russia and screw over our allies.Yeah, if true, that's pretty much a total victory for Putin. Which is not surprising after November 5, I guess. Also, why in the hell would the UK or any other country agree to maintain a DMZ between Ukraine and Russia? I see no benefit to that for them and a whole lot of risk (and expense).
I thought someone said that Paine is randman?I thought he was Paine. I don't think that any more.
No chance. Paine is a very smart, informed poster, even if I don’t always agree with him. Randman was a kooky nutcase.I thought someone said that Paine is randman?
I think the only reason they would consider agreeing to this is to stop having their people killed and because they are afraid that they are going to lose even more if the war goes on. Not saying now is that time for them sometimes you have to cut your losses.I don't see any reason why Ukraine would agree to this. Basically Russia gets to keep everything they have and can then rebuild in order to try again, but this time with an established foothold in Ukraine to operate from. Also, Russia doesn't have to pay anything to Ukraine for the destruction they caused, while getting sanctions lifted so they have plenty of money and access to tech to rebuild. The EU gets the bill for rebuilding and supplying troops for a DMZ. Sounds pretty much in line with what one would expect from Trump - assist Russia and screw over our allies.
Ukraine should make a beeline from Kursk to Moscow ... they'd "stand a damn good chance of catching 'em with their pants down."Vlad says things are difficult
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Putin called the situation in the Kursk region very difficult
A very difficult situation has developed in Kursk region. This was stated by Russian President Vladimir Putin during a meeting with the regional deputy head Alexander Khinshtein on February 5.The news is supplemented byen.iz.ru