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Re:The Mao-Kissinger Meeting of 1973 by qwytw on Saturday June 10, 2023 @12:38PM (#36272037)
So you believe that the Ukrainian people are fundamentally incapable of making their own decisions. Clearly it was a very divided country with multiple swings back and forth without the assistance of NATO/EU/US. How was 2014 that different from 2004?

> Would the US tolerate mexico become a china military ally?

US and China are global superpowers. Without the nukes Russia is a regional power at best.

> But the empires

What empires? Why do you think US cares about Ukraine that much, prior to 2014 it was a sideshow at best. They'd prefer to focus on the Pacific/China but Russia doesen't let them.

> If china suddenly becomes a bigger problem and now there would be a need to play Putin against them

How does that make any sense? Why would Russia side with US/EU if China hypothetically invaded Taiwan? Makes no sense...

> implying that it was indeed Ukraine that blow up north stream

Where do you get these things?

> they can change the narrative in the west quite quickly

Who is "they"? The illuminati? Lizard people?

Re:The Mao-Kissinger Meeting of 1973 by hutzlibu on Sunday June 11, 2023 @04:23AM (#36279383)
"But yes, it is also a war for independence of a small nation against an evil empire. "

This is what I wrote.

So I do not see, how you come to that conclusion:

"So you believe that the Ukrainian people are fundamentally incapable of making their own decisions. "