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Japan committed $5.5 billion to Ukraine. They quadrupled their former amount. 5.5 billion to restore destroyed infrastructure. Japan doesn't do war. And in fact, the sum to replace destroyed infrastructure is probably going to be much less because many places with infrastructure damage now is part of Russia. The West hasn't acknowledged it yet. But that's the reality of the situation. Formerly southeast Ukraine and Crimea is now Russia. Japan isn't going to pay to repair destroyed infrastructure in Russia. Poland is also going to end up with a chunk of northwest Ukraine and will undoubtedly pick up the cost of fixing it back up. Japan knows this. $5.5 billion ain’t nothing to sneeze at no matter how you tend to frame things. Quadrupling their former contributions is no small thing either. I’ve yet to see anything you’ve put forth here that has happened that you were and are right about. Then there’s always your: Ohh ( shrugs shoulders) replies.
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There could be a somewhat face saving play by the West to "freeze" the conflict, Ala Korean War.
Dementia Joe and his handlers won't risk his election on a lost Ukraine war.
Personally, I don't think Dementia will last to the election, but then again who knows with this group of corrupt clowns.
But then there's a theory that no president has been removed during a world War .
Baghdad, waiting for your sources ???
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Sources for your drivel ?
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you're TFF Remember your covid death toll prediction? Re: Is USA still on track for 3.5M+ dead? Starman #14702307 03/25/20 Offline SquidgeCampfire Tracker Joined: Sep 2008 Posts: 6,818 If I recall correctly, the CDC predicted 200,000 to 1.7 million dead depending on decisions that were made going forward. Some states have made those decisions such as a lockdown, shelter in place, or social distancing, some haven't. I don't believe I ever saw a 3.5 million number put out, there are however predictions that 60-70% of the world's population will eventually become infected. The lockdown in Wuhan will end on April 8th.Interesting. Ukraine downs Russian hypersonic missile with US Patriot systemUkraine says it downed a Russian hypersonic missile over the capital Kyiv using a newly acquired US Patriot defence system in what would be a first in its ability to intercept one of Moscow’s most modern weapons.
The Kinzhal missile is one of the latest and most advanced Russian weapons. Its military says the air-launched ballistic missile has a range of up to 2,000km (1,250 miles) and flies at 10 times the speed of sound, making it hard to intercept.
A combination of hypersonic speed and a heavy warhead allows the Kinzhal to destroy heavily fortified targets, such as underground bunkers or mountain tunnels.
“I congratulate the Ukrainian people on the historic event. Yes, we shot down the ‘unique’ Kinzhal,” Ukrainian Air Force Commander Mykola Oleshchuk said in a Telegram post on Saturday. “It happened during the nighttime attack on May 4 in the skies of the Kyiv region.”
It was the first time Ukraine is known to have used the Patriot missile defence system.
Oleshchuk said the Kh-47 was launched by a MiG-31K aircraft from Russian territory and was shot down with a single Patriot missile. The Ukrainian military has previously admitted lacking assets to intercept the supersonic weapon.
The Kinzhal, which means “dagger” in Russian, is one of six “next generation” weapons unveiled by President Vladimir Putin in 2018 when the Russian leader boasted it cannot be shot down by any of the world’s air defence systems.
The air-launched ballistic missile can reach speeds of up to Mach 10 (12,350 kilometres per hour) and is capable of carrying nuclear or conventional warheads.
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Sources for your drivel ? Try using your search engine lil bob. That’s all I have to do.
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At the end of WW2, Japan stated that they would make war no more. When Japan puts out a decree like that it's not just idle talk. It's a declaration of a change in the way its culture is to be configured. Yes; an entirely voluntary change of culture and article 9 had nothing to do with that.
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Tooty is too dumb to read article 9 in the Japanese constitution which prohibits Japan assisting participating in any violent acts like war and providing weapons Toot Houston caught lying again Japan committed $5.5 billion to Ukraine. They quadrupled their former amount. 5.5 billion to restore destroyed infrastructure. Japan doesn't do war. And in fact, the sum to replace destroyed infrastructure is probably going to be much less because many places with infrastructure damage now is part of Russia. The West hasn't acknowledged it yet. But that's the reality of the situation. Formerly southeast Ukraine and Crimea is now Russia. Japan isn't going to pay to repair destroyed infrastructure in Russia. Poland is also going to end up with a chunk of northwest Ukraine and will undoubtedly pick up the cost of fixing it back up. Japan knows this.
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1/2 man russian ribka bouncing off his dacha walls now.
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At the end of WW2, Japan stated that they would make war no more. When Japan puts out a decree like that it's not just idle talk. It's a declaration of a change in the way its culture is to be configured. Yes; an entirely voluntary change of culture and article 9 had nothing to do with that. It did and was passed in 1947. The US pressured Japan to enact it when they occupied Japan post WW2. sheesh Anyone on here read a book?
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Japan committed $5.5 billion to Ukraine. They quadrupled their former amount. 5.5 billion to restore destroyed infrastructure. Japan doesn't do war. And in fact, the sum to replace destroyed infrastructure is probably going to be much less because many places with infrastructure damage now is part of Russia. The West hasn't acknowledged it yet. But that's the reality of the situation. Formerly southeast Ukraine and Crimea is now Russia. Japan isn't going to pay to repair destroyed infrastructure in Russia. Poland is also going to end up with a chunk of northwest Ukraine and will undoubtedly pick up the cost of fixing it back up. Japan knows this. Japan built the new airline terminal in Kabal in 2008-2009. It was pretty nice in 2009 the one time I was through it. Of course, America was running cover against the taliban then. I wonder what it looks like now with the taliban in control ?? My guess it looks a lot like the old one now. kwg
For liberals and anarchists, power and control is opium, selling envy is the fastest and easiest way to get it. TRR. American conservative. Never trust a white liberal. Malcom X Current NRA member.
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Baghdad, sources ?
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1/2 man russian ribka bouncing off his dacha walls now. Re: Covid Naysayers, Time To Atone Old_Toot #16429571 09/13/21 Offline deflaveCampfire Sage D Joined: Aug 2007 Posts: 109,048 South Florida Originally Posted by Old_Toot
Yep. So unlike yourself. Man up big momma. Time for you to apologize and atone like you did in your groveling, I’m sorry, drunkard repentance posts of yore. Step up big momma. For a guy that claims to be Jewish, you sure are fugking stupid.
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Cmon tuffy let’s finish our convo
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Baghdad, sources ?
Links ? lil bob have you no search engine? If not please help yourself and get an upgrade.
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At the end of WW2, Japan stated that they would make war no more. When Japan puts out a decree like that it's not just idle talk. It's a declaration of a change in the way its culture is to be configured. Yes; an entirely voluntary change of culture and article 9 had nothing to do with that. It did and was passed in 1947. The US pressured Japan to enact it when they occupied Japan post WW2. sheesh Anyone on here read a book? My goodness you are quick.
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At the end of WW2, Japan stated that they would make war no more. When Japan puts out a decree like that it's not just idle talk. It's a declaration of a change in the way its culture is to be configured. Yes; an entirely voluntary change of culture and article 9 had nothing to do with that. It did and was passed in 1947. The US pressured Japan to enact it when they occupied Japan post WW2. sheesh Anyone on here read a book? My goodness you are quick. 8th grade learned that
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Tooty you dummy. you insinuated it was for war and weapons. My Gawd you are a pathological liar like during covid Japan committed $5.5 billion to Ukraine. They quadrupled their former amount. 5.5 billion to restore destroyed infrastructure. Japan doesn't do war. And in fact, the sum to replace destroyed infrastructure is probably going to be much less because many places with infrastructure damage now is part of Russia. The West hasn't acknowledged it yet. But that's the reality of the situation. Formerly southeast Ukraine and Crimea is now Russia. Japan isn't going to pay to repair destroyed infrastructure in Russia. Poland is also going to end up with a chunk of northwest Ukraine and will undoubtedly pick up the cost of fixing it back up. Japan knows this. $5.5 billion ain’t nothing to sneeze at no matter how you tend to frame things. Quadrupling their former contributions is no small thing either. I’ve yet to see anything you’ve put forth here that has happened that you were and are right about. Then there’s always your: Ohh ( shrugs shoulders) replies.
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Democratic talking points sheet ?
Links, source ?
I have plenty more that will make your head explode.
You have ?
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Democratic talking points sheet ?
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I have plenty more that will make your head explode.
You have ? he'll post drivel again with no source like always
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