WERE the points made is the question. Placing all of the blame on Ukraine, NATO and the U.S. struck me as way too one-sided. Does Ukraine need to be a Jeffersonian democracy in order to back it against a nation that is a gas station with nukes?
Three years ago Putin thought his army would be parading in the streets of Kiev; instead his army and his economy have been decimated, he has a new 830 mile long border with NEW NATO member Finland....which upon accession more than doubled NATO's pre-existing border with Russia. I'll be his armed forces are thrilled about that.
There are stories that his threats about using nukes are alarming his military, who are certainly aware of the consequences to their forces and their country.
Be great if our military got on the phone with their military and stated 'you get rid of your increasingly dangerous shithead and we'll do the same with ours'. And yeah, I would welcome a military coup here.
We're way past due for popular vote elections for president. That's all any coup would have to say. 'We'll turn the government back over to a popularly elected president in 6 months.'
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