Posted on Mar 9, 2022
Putin’s always wanted to weaken the West. He’s done the exact opposite
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"Recent divisions over, within and between NATO, the EU, the U.K. and other developed nations are seemingly dissipating overnight as nations unite to help Ukraine defeat Russia."
Putin’s always wanted to weaken the West. He’s done the exact opposite
Posted from cnbc.com
Vladimir Putin
European Union
International Affairs
Posted 2 y ago
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If there's one thing most people hate, it's a bully. Putin is the worst kind of bully, trying to make others he's is being benevolent.
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He needs to be "Putin" his place, which is completely removed from power.
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SMSgt Anil Heendeniya
CWO4 Terrence Clark - Well, the best thing would be for him to be taken out by concerned parties in his own government, who may then be somewhat disposed to recalling the troops and shutting down the invasion, then working to calm the vitriol Putin invented (his false flag of claiming it was a rescue operation to support those he planted in Eastern Ukraine).
I don't have the skill sets required of a strategic withdrawal, but given the challenges most Russians are facing, retreating under the collapsing house of cards would be a wiser move than pressing ahead in a fight where a relatively small proportion of Russian invaders are professionals, loaded down by so many unwilling conscripts.
That's my two cents of what should be a dollar's worth of proseletyzing that I'm not qualified to expound. But I've flown in and out of war zones in my helo rescue role, and I've seen where strong but calmer hands of leadership had a rapid and positive effect on resolving conflicts and managing positive outcomes in the resulting peace.
What are your thoughts on how to achieve a resolution and win the peace?
I don't have the skill sets required of a strategic withdrawal, but given the challenges most Russians are facing, retreating under the collapsing house of cards would be a wiser move than pressing ahead in a fight where a relatively small proportion of Russian invaders are professionals, loaded down by so many unwilling conscripts.
That's my two cents of what should be a dollar's worth of proseletyzing that I'm not qualified to expound. But I've flown in and out of war zones in my helo rescue role, and I've seen where strong but calmer hands of leadership had a rapid and positive effect on resolving conflicts and managing positive outcomes in the resulting peace.
What are your thoughts on how to achieve a resolution and win the peace?
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