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Topic	Ukraine War Topic Part VII
andel 06/24/23 7:55:03 PM #476:	GuerrillaSoldier posted... this was all pretty obvious. i think there are two obvious moves after this. dude stays in the spotlight, then they'll just continue to make him look and sound like a fool. or dude goes quiet and they find a way to kill him. either way, he'll be turned into a villain of some sort and he'll be seen as the weak attempt. this was all planned when they ordered them to join the military. again, they're better at cornering themselves in politics than they are at actual war. internally, i think they have a strong enough grip on their media and authority to make this all wash away. the real question is whether this actually helped ukraine at all. if they're moving the mercenaries north just to strike from belarus, this isn't necessarily a good thing at all. what kind of russian cope is this lmao they can't strike from belarus, they already tried that with a surprise attack and got rofflestomped. now that border is heavily mined and there is no path for russia to create another front via belarus this is incredibly good for ukraine. obv a prolonged civil war would have been better but this ended with putin projecting incredible weakness and even more of russian society being openly antagonistic towards his regime. ukraine is making progress in all directions of its offensive and russia is without its most elite troops and they can't conscript more soldiers with the domestic situation being so precarious. ukraine has been winning for a while but this is a huge victory for them while there is no real path for russia to rebound anytime soon. --- I am thinking about just walking into the river now that Megaupload is gone and condoms are in porn.-Fubonis <cite>andel posted [p:974396719] in Ukraine Wa... [t:80477444]...</cite> <quote>GuerrillaSoldier posted... </cite><quote>this was all pretty obvious. i think there are two obvious moves after this. dude stays in the spotlight, then they'll just continue to make him look and sound like a fool. or dude goes quiet and they find a way to kill him. either way, he'll be turned into a villain of some sort and he'll be seen as the weak attempt. this was all planned when they ordered them to join the military. again, they're better at cornering themselves in politics than they are at actual war.internally, i think they have a strong enough grip on their media and authority to make this all wash away. the real question is whether this actually helped ukraine at all. if they're moving the mercenaries north just to strike from belarus, this isn't necessarily a good thing at all.</quote>what kind of russian cope is this lmao they can't strike from belarus, they already tried that with a surprise attack and got rofflestomped. now that border is heavily mined and there is no path for russia to create another front via belarus this is incredibly good for ukraine. obv a prolonged civil war would have been better but this ended with putin projecting incredible weakness and even more of russian society being openly antagonistic towards his regime. ukraine is making progress in all directions of its offensive and russia is without its most elite troops and they can't conscript more soldiers with the domestic situation being so precarious. ukraine has been winning for a while but this is a huge victory for them while there is no real path for russia to rebound anytime soon. --- I am thinking about just walking into the river now that Megaupload is gone and condoms are in porn.-Fubonis</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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