Gonna be ugly tomorrow

Discussion in 'Trading' started by yank_my doodleitsadandy, Mar 6, 2022.

  1. Overnight

    Overnight

    Not sarcastic. Putin has said in his own words that he is preemptively striking Ukraine to assure that the neo-nazi movement does not attack Russia, or words to that effect. His military actions are "liberating" Ukrainians from a fascist regime.
     
    #21     Mar 6, 2022
  2. terr

    terr

    It is pathetic to see Western useful idiots here and elsewhere claim that Putin's insane war was not "unprovoked".

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    #22     Mar 6, 2022
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  3. easymon1

    easymon1

  4. Thank you! Lol

    I eventually figured it out, but I was thinking the same thing.

    I just want you to know how much I don't not thank you for the comment.

    Don't not have a good day.
     
    #24     Mar 6, 2022
  5. I know that's his view. But do you think it's legitimate?

    Obviously the Azov Battalion is a real thing. But do you think it has as much power in the Ukrainian government as Putin says? Isn't Ukraine's president Jewish?
     
    #25     Mar 6, 2022
  6. Overnight

    Overnight

    For God's sake, NO! LOL!



    YES!

    Ergo, the invasion makes no sense. Putin has lost his mind. He's what Trump would have become if there were no term limits. Despotic, man.
     
    #26     Mar 6, 2022
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  7. terr

    terr

    It is a red herring. Who the hell cares. It is an internal Ukrainian matter. They deal with it. The Jewish President and the Jewish Defense Minister deal with it. Using that as a "provocation" for a military invasion is absolutely and utterly ridiculous and anyone who swallows that piece of Russian propaganda is an idiot.

    Let's say Mexico has some extreme right winger or the cartels or whatever in the government. A freaking Nazi. Mexico is not attacking the US, there are no cross-border incursions, no one is shooting into US cities, no terrorists are sent from Mexico to the US. Would US be justified to invade Mexico and change the government there?

    Think before you post. Seriously. Think.
     
    #27     Mar 6, 2022
  8. ktm

    ktm

    The short risk is they replace Putin. Super risky...but if some of the red square ivory tower realizes that Russia takes decades to fully recover from all this...it could happen. Slim chances but I couldn't go to sleep tonight being short. That would be one of those "rip your face off" rallies that we get when the totally unexpected happens.

    In the interim, $200 oil may do some of the Fed's bidding this year.
     
    #28     Mar 6, 2022
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  9. I agree he's probably lost his mind.

    I think it would have reasonable for him to just recognize the independence of Donbass in the majority Russian ethnic areas.

    I think he underestimated the resistance he would face in Ukraine. And it's scary that NATO is doing everything short of putting boots on the ground while Russia is in such a desperate situation.

    What's the difference between having a NATO pilot in a NATO jet.... Or handing the keys to the NATO jet to a Ukrainian pilot? It's the same thing.
     
    #29     Mar 6, 2022
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  10. easymon1

    easymon1

    What are your go to news and current events sources?
     
    #30     Mar 6, 2022