No, what actually explains a lot is your use of puerile terms like "tyrant."
Ukrainian War Developments
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I am not on Putin's side in this, but holy hell, this is insanity.
Lithuanian governments have the habit of constantly shit-talking about Russia. They are virulently anti-Russian...
That'd be a neat trick since the US has none of either and Nike Hercules operates from fixed sites.
Taiwan embassy fiasco definitely has the hallmark of the American. For this one, this is difficult to say. Maybe Lithuania just being Lithuania.
"I want to kill my neighbor and if you try to help them I'll nuke you!" Okay, maybe "childish psychotic" would be more accurate. Apologies for giving him the benefit of a doubt.
The Butthurt Belt is always both America and their own insufferable stupidity driven by their hatred for anything Russian. China was already unpopular in the Butthurt Belt because of being non-Western aligned long before the trade wars. Sometimes the cheque book Chinese foreign policy doesnt work, especially not in the extremely nationalistic and ethnic hatred fueled environment that is Eastern Europe and the Baltics. Too much historical and ideologic baggage to play all sides and stay non-committed to anyone as China usually tries to do.
Being anti-Russia is one thing and I get it, they were occupied by Russia.
But why use this into a chance to attack China? It's like they are looking for brownie points from America.
I'm not surprised that number is that high. We've had more than one generation who've grown up without the concept of nuclear war. Organisations like the CND are virually dead.
I think one long term outcome of this will be the return of civilian nuclear preparedness programmes. When people in the west have to go through nuclear drills, learn about where their nearest shelter is and so on, they won't be quite so keen for the nuclear warmongering.
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