Poutine's End Game

ajbski

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dont believe the restore ussr bs...

dont think hes gone mad...

dont think hes THAT scared of nato being beside russia...

put-in dummy government in ukraine, sure, but i dont see how he could justify cutting all the ties with the west. even if there are economic/strategic gains from controlling ukraine, do they outweigh losses for starting a war? does he simply see those losses as a worthy investment into russias future?

what is he really planning? what do you think is main objective apart from the cookie cutter news outlet theories above?

im looking for radical thoughts. one of my biaolruski friends is saying that hes been looking for an excuse to use nukes and start shit with US before he dies to carry on soviet legacy (of bad leadership).

also cheese curds.
 
Its pretty simple why Putin and the russian oligarchs are attacking Ukraine: Defensive positioning.

By taking Donesk and its neighbour province, it gives Moscow more distance between the NATO countries. Ukraine is a geological bottleneck to the russian plateau. By taking Crimea in 2014, Russia gained an important economic zone as well as an access to the sea.

Why now? Ukraine is trying to join the EU and NATO for the last few years. Putin knows that if this happends, Russia will be placed in a hard-to-defend boarder and an attack on Ukraine then, will trigger a global war Russians will lose.

Now the good news. Common russian are not on board with the invasion. Over 2000 people around Russia have been detained for protesting the war, with tens of thousands still protesting.

Next is the economic sanctions are working. With russian assets seized from international community, this invasion will cost the russians a lot. Its already hit the citizens; inflation is doubling every day, the currency is almost worthless and stores are running out of food. It may not seem apparent now, but angry civilians usually take down governments in uprisings. Russia is no stranger to them.

Dont forget that OPEC will be opening their strategic reserves and flood the marked with cheap oil to cut Russia off their oil market.

I hope you now understand what is going on in Ukraine. The world wont end, and like Crimea, it will be soon forgotten.
 
14406891:Biffbarf said:
Poutine is overrated, I've never really had any that I really enjoyed.

I fucking hate poutine. I feel like it's overhyped af. Maybe I'm just weird and dont like it.

Idk. It can be okay, maybe I just hate the hype.
 
Some other contributing factors are Russia's shrinking population (every year that goes by the number of fighting aged men goes down), and the Ukrainian natural gas reserves that could outcompete Russia in providing the EU with energy.

14406736:freestyler540 said:
Its pretty simple why Putin and the russian oligarchs are attacking Ukraine: Defensive positioning.

By taking Donesk and its neighbour province, it gives Moscow more distance between the NATO countries. Ukraine is a geological bottleneck to the russian plateau. By taking Crimea in 2014, Russia gained an important economic zone as well as an access to the sea.

Why now? Ukraine is trying to join the EU and NATO for the last few years. Putin knows that if this happends, Russia will be placed in a hard-to-defend boarder and an attack on Ukraine then, will trigger a global war Russians will lose.

Now the good news. Common russian are not on board with the invasion. Over 2000 people around Russia have been detained for protesting the war, with tens of thousands still protesting.

Next is the economic sanctions are working. With russian assets seized from international community, this invasion will cost the russians a lot. Its already hit the citizens; inflation is doubling every day, the currency is almost worthless and stores are running out of food. It may not seem apparent now, but angry civilians usually take down governments in uprisings. Russia is no stranger to them.

Dont forget that OPEC will be opening their strategic reserves and flood the marked with cheap oil to cut Russia off their oil market.

I hope you now understand what is going on in Ukraine. The world wont end, and like Crimea, it will be soon forgotten.
 
14406891:Biffbarf said:
Poutine is overrated, I've never really had any that I really enjoyed.

average poutine yes but the stuff from quebec is heavenly

about the only good thing to come from over there
 
topic:ajbski said:
dont believe the restore ussr bs...

dont think hes gone mad...

dont think hes THAT scared of nato being beside russia...

put-in dummy government in ukraine, sure, but i dont see how he could justify cutting all the ties with the west. even if there are economic/strategic gains from controlling ukraine, do they outweigh losses for starting a war? does he simply see those losses as a worthy investment into russias future?

what is he really planning? what do you think is main objective apart from the cookie cutter news outlet theories above?

im looking for radical thoughts. one of my biaolruski friends is saying that hes been looking for an excuse to use nukes and start shit with US before he dies to carry on soviet legacy (of bad leadership).

also cheese curds.

since u called the thread poutine like the food and mentionned skiers, u from quebec?
 
Poutine is a fucking abomination to all things holy. Cuisine is something to be revered and respected not destroyed by making fries disgustingly soggy.

fuck poutine
 
Crash their economy bankrupt the population and then bring back communism by foreclosing on everyone who can't pay their bills in turn vaccuming up all assets for the state.
 
14407026:tutipups said:
since u called the thread poutine like the food and mentionned skiers, u from quebec?

nah b, but spent a lot of time there. VIVE LA BELLE PROVINCE!

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Not saying I'm convinced of this but one thing I can see is that he has a terminal illness which would explain his scorched earth behavior. Recent pictures of him show he's really not in good health and even Russian media has been speculating on severe health decline having influence on his actions.
 
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