1/3 of Russian population headed to bunkers - Page 6

R Flair · #1 10-05-2016, 02:50 PM

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Interventionism is bad.

It's like digging a hole.

You know who would agree with that?

Hitler.

R Flair · #2 10-05-2016, 04:35 PM

Furthermore, if we honestly could let everything in the mid east go and not have to worry about it leading to a serious threat against the US and our allies, I would 100% be for it. The reality is that is not a viable alternative and there is more at stake than what you think. If you really believe Russia is hanging out there for humanitarian reasons you need to cut your dosage.

Trump is going to have his work cut out for him when he takes office. And if you really think once he is briefed on what is really going on with Syria that he will be able to talk to Russia and make everything better with non-interference policies, you are in for a rude awakening.

Going to call it now. Trump is going to be forced into further aggressive posturing once he learns what is at stake, and I guess at that point he will become a "globalist" in your eyes too. [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

entruil · #3 10-05-2016, 05:15 PM

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Swish · #4 10-05-2016, 06:39 PM

The stroganov is strong here comrades

Hailto · #5 10-05-2016, 06:43 PM

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The stroganov is strong here comrades

You have 14 thousand posts on this forum, do you ever stop and consider that?

AzzarTheGod · #6 10-05-2016, 06:43 PM

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You have 14 thousand posts on this forum, do you ever stop and consider that?

im tooling him on posts per day tho, almost up to 8 posts a day. I aspire to reach 10 and claim unanimous victory over forumquest.

Hailto · #7 10-05-2016, 06:46 PM

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im tooling him on posts per day tho, almost up to 8 posts a day. I aspire to reach 10 and claim unanimous victory over forumquest.

praying for you

AzzarTheGod · #8 10-05-2016, 06:49 PM

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praying for you

thx im pretty frazzled tbh, its hard to just hit refresh all day n night looking for opportunities to post for weeks on end

Daywolf · #9 10-05-2016, 09:02 PM

meh, there is no good side. Not even a lesser of two evils, just evil. Not speaking of the elections.

As far as Russia, the globalists baited the hook, the bear and it's cubs are being pulled in. That forward momentum is there, and as Russia now goes deep into the run, eventually the bear clamped onto that fish will go in upward momentum and break the water bursting high into the air and try to rain destruction down on it's perceived enemies. The bear along with it's trailing cubs.

It's a war that these globalists want, that they are pushing for. They all smell the collapse of the dollar looming. In fact such a collapse is orchestrated, intentionally. But they misjudged the time frame of it, got bogged down, and it'll collapse before they have achieved world dominance. Because as the dominant power, the globalists can control the creation of the new standard of world currency, to be the controllers of it, and of those to be indebted to it.

As far as for the Don, no he's not a globalist. He's outside of their control and they hate him for it. The thing is he can't fix it, you can't fix something designed to fail (I think he knows that). The system is rigged, head to toe, and nothing is going to stop it from collapsing, as it was designed to do.

It's going to hurt, but nowhere near as bad as if the globalists get what they want, or by trying to out of their desperation. They must have a war, a pretty nasty one, otherwise at the collapse of the dollar (along with the euro) they could be set back generations if they are unable to take control of the creation of a new global currency. Time is running out.

gunsmith666 · #10 10-05-2016, 10:13 PM

I'm thinking that it might be in Russia's favor not to go to war with the states there debt to gdp is 17% states is 104.7%.597 billion defense buget for the states vs 66billion for Russia. I'd in the very least wait till the world stops believing in the American dollar beafore I'd consider provoking the US into a war.I would also wait for a tech change,states will have a harder and harder time staying at the front of military technology if they have a massive economic collapse

Probably wrong,don't care.