Putin will potentially meet face-to-face with Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky and President Joe Biden for the first time since Russia invaded Ukraine.
Yes, I dont want you to end up like that because America should begin to slowly ease its clenching fists and focus on the real issues that threaten americans.
Is the real threat to America a stunning lack of education displayed by posters like yourself?
Appeasers like Bullet_Moof have always been among the more naive and uninformed in society. Their hero Neville Chamberlain was a victim of his own ignorance of how the world works.
As a society, we must find the appeasers among us, get them away from their little lunch dates eating cucumber sandwiches with the crusts cut off, and introduce them to the real history of their cowardly ideas. Only then can they possibly change into decent Americans.
If he’s dead, in jail or no longer in power, you still lose. He has to attend the G20 summit in person for you to win. The kremlin says he will be there.
Italy's Mario Draghi said Tuesday that G20 chair Joko Widodo, Indonesia's president, had ruled out Vladimir Putin's attendance at the body's November summit -- a statement the Kremlin quickly rejected.
The Russian leader's death would be kept secret “for weeks, if not months” according to intelligence sources amid increasing speculation that Putin is "very ill" and receiving cancer treatment
Is the real threat to America a stunning lack of education displayed by posters like yourself?
Appeasers like Bullet_Moof have always been among the more naive and uninformed in society. Their hero Neville Chamberlain was a victim of his own ignorance of how the world works.
As a society, we must find the appeasers among us, get them away from their little lunch dates eating cucumber sandwiches with the crusts cut off, and introduce them to the real history of their cowardly ideas. Only then can they possibly change into decent Americans.
Speaking of no-crust Cucumber sandwiches, the cheer-leading high-brows over at ISW invented a new language.
Last week, instead of the Ukraine retreating from Severodonetsk, they were making a "tactical retrograde" and a "strategic repositioning."
This week, as evacuating Ukrainian troops from Lysychansk take shelling, they are "conducting a fighting withdrawal... to force the Russian offensive to culminate prematurely."
Ukrainian forces are likely conducting a fighting withdrawal that may include pulling back from Lysychansk and Luhansk Oblast in the near future and which probably aims to force the Russian offensive to culminate prematurely....
Speaking of no-crust Cucumber sandwiches, the cheer-leading high-brows over at ISW invented a new language.
Last week, instead of the Ukraine retreating from Severodonetsk, they were making a "tactical retrograde" and a "strategic repositioning."
This week, as evacuating Ukrainian troops from Lysychansk take shelling, they are "conducting a fighting withdrawal... to force the Russian offensive to culminate prematurely."
Speaking of no-crust Cucumber sandwiches, the cheer-leading high-brows over at ISW invented a new language.
Last week, instead of the Ukraine retreating from Severodonetsk, they were making a "tactical retrograde" and a "strategic repositioning."
This week, as evacuating Ukrainian troops from Lysychansk take shelling, they are "conducting a fighting withdrawal... to force the Russian offensive to culminate prematurely."
Speaking of no-crust Cucumber sandwiches, the cheer-leading high-brows over at ISW invented a new language.
Last week, instead of the Ukraine retreating from Severodonetsk, they were making a "tactical retrograde" and a "strategic repositioning."
This week, as evacuating Ukrainian troops from Lysychansk take shelling, they are "conducting a fighting withdrawal... to force the Russian offensive to culminate prematurely."
These are actual and precise terms that have been in field manuals for a very long time.
Not only do you lack subject matter expertise, you can't even recognize it.
The point is it's clearly intentionally euphemistic phrasing designed to soften the narrative - and just plain unclear. Their audience are not West Point scholars, but the public.
The sunlit conference room at the luxury German resort of Elmau Castle, nestled in the green mountain folds of Bavaria, was about as far removed from the bloody, missile-littered landscape of Ukraine as one can get.
Speaking of no-crust Cucumber sandwiches, the cheer-leading high-brows over at ISW invented a new language.
Last week, instead of the Ukraine retreating from Severodonetsk, they were making a "tactical retrograde" and a "strategic repositioning."
This week, as evacuating Ukrainian troops from Lysychansk take shelling, they are "conducting a fighting withdrawal... to force the Russian offensive to culminate prematurely."
Speaking of no-crust Cucumber sandwiches, the cheer-leading high-brows over at ISW invented a new language.
Last week, instead of the Ukraine retreating from Severodonetsk, they were making a "tactical retrograde" and a "strategic repositioning."
This week, as evacuating Ukrainian troops from Lysychansk take shelling, they are "conducting a fighting withdrawal... to force the Russian offensive to culminate prematurely."
These are actual and precise terms that have been in field manuals for a very long time.
Not only do you lack subject matter expertise, you can't even recognize it.
The point is it's clearly intentionally euphemistic phrasing designed to soften the narrative - and just plain unclear. Their audience are not West Point scholars, but the public.
The terminology may be jargon, but it is not euphemistic.
Your assessment of their intent and design is far more leading than anything they're doing.
The U.S. military drawdown in Afghanistan — which is underway but still awaiting the outcome of a proposed bilateral security agreement — is often referred to by soldiers as "the retrograde," which is an old military euphemism for retreat. Of course the U.S. military never "retreats" — rather it conducts a "tactical retrograde."
What's a fobbit? How about rumint? And then there's a self-licking ice cream cone. A dozen years of war in Afghanistan and Iraq have spawned a whole new military vocabulary.