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originally posted by: Asktheanimals
Facts remain facts even if told via the Kremlin.
The PTB want to see Assad ousted just like Khaddafi.
His remaining in power thanks to Russian assistance makes Putin a major peacemaker in the Middle East.
Strange times indeed, nothing I could have foreseen 30 years ago.
originally posted by: lostbook
a reply to: gortex
This is WPFW radio. Unless Radio Sputnik owns WPFW then I don't think it counts.
In this day and age of deceit from our own governments sometimes the only truth may actually indeed come from those whom you perceive your enemy.
originally posted by: lostbook
originally posted by: Asktheanimals
Facts remain facts even if told via the Kremlin.
The PTB want to see Assad ousted just like Khaddafi.
His remaining in power thanks to Russian assistance makes Putin a major peacemaker in the Middle East.
Strange times indeed, nothing I could have foreseen 30 years ago.
Funny, isn't it?
originally posted by: NorthOfStuff
originally posted by: lostbook
originally posted by: Asktheanimals
Facts remain facts even if told via the Kremlin.
The PTB want to see Assad ousted just like Khaddafi.
His remaining in power thanks to Russian assistance makes Putin a major peacemaker in the Middle East.
Strange times indeed, nothing I could have foreseen 30 years ago.
Funny, isn't it?
Russia Russia Russia!
One thing that the collectivists and constitutionalists agree with here on ATS is that it sure as hell isn’t China, China, China pushing this!
originally posted by: gortex
originally posted by: NorthOfStuff
originally posted by: lostbook
originally posted by: Asktheanimals
Facts remain facts even if told via the Kremlin.
The PTB want to see Assad ousted just like Khaddafi.
His remaining in power thanks to Russian assistance makes Putin a major peacemaker in the Middle East.
Strange times indeed, nothing I could have foreseen 30 years ago.
Funny, isn't it?
Russia Russia Russia!
One thing that the collectivists and constitutionalists agree with here on ATS is that it sure as hell isn’t China, China, China pushing this!
It isn't a case of one or the other , they are both a rising threat and a disunited states serves them well.
I agree, but Russia is called out constantly and China is treated like a best buddy.
originally posted by: gortex
originally posted by: NorthOfStuff
originally posted by: lostbook
originally posted by: Asktheanimals
Facts remain facts even if told via the Kremlin.
The PTB want to see Assad ousted just like Khaddafi.
His remaining in power thanks to Russian assistance makes Putin a major peacemaker in the Middle East.
Strange times indeed, nothing I could have foreseen 30 years ago.
Funny, isn't it?
Russia Russia Russia!
One thing that the collectivists and constitutionalists agree with here on ATS is that it sure as hell isn’t China, China, China pushing this!
It isn't a case of one or the other , they are both a rising threat and a disunited states serves them well.
Russia and China are far from equal threats,
The US has deployed long range bombers to Norway for the first time. Four B1 bombers will be operating out of Oland Air Base over the next few weeks.
It's being seen as a message to Moscow that the US is ready to defend its allies in the strategically contested Arctic region, which is rich in oil and gas. Under international law the North Pole and the ocean surrounding it are not owned by any country.
www.bbc.co.uk...
originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: putnam6
Russia and China are far from equal threats,
Didn't say they were equal I said they are both threats , which they are.
Edit.
It seems President Biden understands the threat too.
The US has deployed long range bombers to Norway for the first time. Four B1 bombers will be operating out of Oland Air Base over the next few weeks.
It's being seen as a message to Moscow that the US is ready to defend its allies in the strategically contested Arctic region, which is rich in oil and gas. Under international law the North Pole and the ocean surrounding it are not owned by any country.
www.bbc.co.uk...
originally posted by: Ohanka
originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: putnam6
Russia and China are far from equal threats,
Didn't say they were equal I said they are both threats , which they are.
Edit.
It seems President Biden understands the threat too.
The US has deployed long range bombers to Norway for the first time. Four B1 bombers will be operating out of Oland Air Base over the next few weeks.
It's being seen as a message to Moscow that the US is ready to defend its allies in the strategically contested Arctic region, which is rich in oil and gas. Under international law the North Pole and the ocean surrounding it are not owned by any country.
www.bbc.co.uk...
Sounds like further aggression and provocation towards Russia by NATO & the US to me.
Russia’s military posture in the Arctic emphasizes air and maritime early warning and defense, highlighted by the reopening of 50 previously closed Soviet-era military posts. This includes the refurbishment of 13 air bases, 10 radar stations, 20 border outposts, and 10 integrated emergency rescue stations. Russian special forces units are also part of an Arctic Brigade and have deployed to the region for exercises and training.
Most worrisome, Russia has tested new Arctic-based military capabilities such as hypersonic cruise missiles and nuclear-powered undersea drones. Senior U.S. military leaders have expressed growing concern about the prevalence of these Russian cruise missiles in the Arctic and their “avenue of approach” to the United States.
Russia is also returning to Cold War tactics, notably the concept of bastion defense, in which Russia secures strategic territory to ensure its freedom of operation. As Russia exercises its bastion defense, it increasingly expands its range, seeking to establish deep-water control between Svalbard and Norway and secure maritime space toward the GIUK-N gap. It does this through the deployment of highly capable submarines, including the Sierra II class—one of Russia’s most capable fast-attack submarines.
www.csis.org...