Biden IN surprise visit to Kyiv, Ukraine! pearl harbour?

a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

Would you mind sharing some highlights and observations from your trip?
Perhaps a synopsis?

I, for one, would be interested.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: putnam6
Well as long as we have a free Ukraine in the end, right? no matter the cost

Do you know how many people I spoke to over there who we willing to concede to Russia? If your guess is above the number 'zero' you guessed too high. That's the difference, they're in it to the end. Russians, not so much. If someone came into your home and started smashing s*** you'd feel the same way.

You do sound like like a wonderfully thoughtful and caring friend, Ive heard the Uyghurs could use one desperately.

originally posted by: putnam6
Well AM when you're done saving Ukraine how about going find some friends to help in Chicago, East Palestine LOL both of them for your next feat of friendly support

Go get em Scott Pilgrim

If those issues are as important to people on this site as they pretend they are they'd get off their lazy asses and go help.

But they won't since it's much easier to be outraged about it online without trying to be part of the solution.

originally posted by: DBCowboy
Biden should have sent Vice-President Klamalla just for the laughs alone.

Klamella's laughs alone would get the Ruskies out of Ukraine faster than anything.

originally posted by: IAMTAT

originally posted by: DBCowboy
Biden should have sent Vice-President Klamalla just for the laughs alone.

Klamella's laughs alone would get the Ruskies out of Ukraine faster than anything.

Put her in lingerie, and they will vacate so fast that it'll reverse time itself & undo the past decade.


Heyyyy, wait a minute...

originally posted by: IAMTAT
Would you mind sharing some highlights and observations from your trip?
Perhaps a synopsis?

I, for one, would be interested.

A portion of it was personal so I am reluctant to discuss this. I'll answer anything else though.

a reply to: Nyiah

Pics?

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: IAMTAT
Would you mind sharing some highlights and observations from your trip?
Perhaps a synopsis?

I, for one, would be interested.

A portion of it was personal so I am reluctant to discuss this. I'll answer anything else though.

Only what you're comfortable sharing or have the desire to share.
Your honest impressions are what is really important.

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

How many of them were Nazis?

Asking for a friend.

Well we have to wait until they're introduced to the migrants to determine that... These Nazi never even seen people other than whites.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
How many of them were Nazis?

Asking for a friend.

Oh, all of them, of course. Every home I visited had copies of Mein Kampf on the table next to the borscht and salo.

Maybe I'll book a trip. Sounds like good people.

a reply to: iamthevirus

Eh?

originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: AugustusMasonicus

I feel for the Ukrainians; I do. I just wonder why we're funding them and abandoning our own when they're facing disaster.

Do you think the Ukes would help us with the invasion from the southern border? I don't think so. They have their battle, we have ours. My give a damn can only extend so far, plus our government couldn't care less about us so we're in this alone.

originally posted by: IAMTAT
Only what you're comfortable sharing or have the desire to share.
Your honest impressions are what is really important.

First off, I was expecting things to be very different than here. They aren't tremendously different, it's just much poorer and access to the same conveniences as we have are much more limited. In some of the nicer areas you would think you're in Western Europe, cafes, restaurants, shops, etcetera.

I found the people to be very appreciative, to the point it was a little uncomfortable. While many had very little they were always generous and hospitable when you visited.

My general comment would be if you spoke with them you'd find you have numerous aspects in common, particularly the major ones like a desire for peace, freedom, family, love of country and a desire for giving something better to their children.

a reply to: LSU2018

If they weren't completely engaged with defending their country from Russia? Yeah, I think they'd sign up in a second to help us if we asked. That's how appreciative they are. But WTF do I know, I just post online and don't get out of my comfort zone.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus

originally posted by: IAMTAT
Only what you're comfortable sharing or have the desire to share.
Your honest impressions are what is really important.

First off, I was expecting things to be very different than here. They aren't tremendously different, it's just much poorer and access to the same conveniences as we have are much more limited. In some of the nicer areas you would think you're in Western Europe, cafes, restaurants, shops, etcetera.

I found the people to be very appreciative, to the point it was a little uncomfortable. While many had very little they were always generous and hospitable when you visited.

My general comment would be if you spoke with them you'd find you have numerous aspects in common, particularly the major ones like a desire for peace, freedom, family, love of country and a desire for giving something better to their children.

Beautifully put. TY

I found the people to be very appreciative, to the point it was a little uncomfortable. While many had very little they were always generous and hospitable when you visited.

I remember feeling the exact same thing after sailing to Grenada shortly after Reagan expelled the Russians and Cubans.

The locals couldn't bring me my Mojitos fast enough.

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: iamthevirus

Eh?

You know, the future of Ukraine... When all the migrants come to find work rebuilding Ukraine.

Just like everyone else in the EU.

originally posted by: IAMTAT
I remember feeling the exact same thing after sailing to Grenada shortly after Reagan expelled the Russians and Cubans.

The locals couldn't bring me my Mojitos fast enough.

We need more 'Reagan/Kennedy tells the Russians to GFY' moments.

a reply to: iamthevirus

Oh, of course. All Ukrainians are Nazis? I forgot.

The women and children are the worst, eh?

I guess we'll just have to wait and see how an elite whiter than white Ukrainian soldier stands up against a hardened ditch digger from the horn of Africa when there's no more baba yaga to fight except eachother.

a reply to: iamthevirus

Yeah, I'll wait.