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Both russia and the u.s. withdrawing embassy staff.

What do you think?

Proxy conflict?

Direct conflict?

Disguised cease fire?

Trump and the GOP were bad for russia, and DNC support has been a boon for them, with the DC regime too busy infighting or mutually masturbating with lobby money, to stop the german-russian gaspipeline.

I assume any war that did happen would be a limited conflict, designed to pad pockets, and keep the DNC in power by boosting their numbers 2022-2024, in favor of them over the less cooperative RNC right-wing arm of the marxists.

Both russia and the u.s. withdrawing embassy staff. What do you think? Proxy conflict? Direct conflict? Disguised cease fire? Trump and the GOP were bad for russia, and DNC support has been a boon for them, with the DC regime too busy infighting or mutually masturbating with lobby money, to stop the german-russian gaspipeline. I assume any war that *did* happen would be a limited conflict, designed to pad pockets, and keep the DNC in power by boosting their numbers 2022-2024, in favor of them over the less cooperative RNC right-wing arm of the marxists.

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Posturing by Russia to divide NATO and split the EU from the US. Russia would also benefit if they maneuvered the US into being the aggressor in a war. There is also a major NATO summit this summer and I imagine that this posturing is an attempt to dissuade Ukraine from attempting to join NATO or join a path to membership. If that ever happened, I believe Putin would invade the Ukraine, as he views it as essential to Russia's security and has publicly declared that as a red line. The US on the other hand is not a serious country and has no serious interests in Ukraine that would warrant a potential nuclear exchange with Russia. It's a lose-lose situation for the US since they are experiencing a serious lack of legitimacy after the Afghanistan defeat and now they are putting themselves in the position to either have to go to war with Russia over marginal interests, or lose even more face on the international stage when Russia doesn't invade and the US looks like an unhinged instigator.

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A couple days ago Putin flat out said he will declare war if Ukraine joins NATO. He said he knew the other NATO nations wiuld have to respond and declare war and in that case he pointed out Russia has the most nukes. He was pretty clear.