Quote from: BADecker on August 28, 2023, 03:34:17 PM

Quote from: Hispo on August 28, 2023, 10:06:43 AM

Quote from: BADecker on August 27, 2023, 08:09:47 PM

Quote from: brother brother on August 27, 2023, 06:26:53 PM

War slow down the growth and progress of any nation, there is no problem without cause, if there is the cause of the war, there could probably be a solution to this Ukraine and Russia war!.

Where are the world conflict Resolutional body agency? Huh

🤔🤔 The world are sharing gradually in this hardship due to the war, increase of hunger and starvation.

Maybe war increase the growth and progress of any nation. Companies get together to make war materials. They hire the unemployed. Maybe this happen in the US, soon.

Cool

He obviously means that war slows down the progress and advance of any nation which is directly involved in the Frontline. You know, those nations which suffer from the bombs dropping down sky or the destruction of infrastructure.

There are indeed companies that have interest in these kind of conflicts to perpetuate as much as possible, but it is not what he meant.

Also, it is kind of cynical to call out warmongers and then expecting an improving of one's country economy in detriment of the life of millions living in the opposite part of the planet.

It seems that in Russia the vast majority of the people are in favor of Putin. This means the war machine will be employing more people. Conflict resolution is in the works, but not from any particular nation or group working for resolution. Rather, it is the fact that Russia is outperforming just about every other nation militarily, but mostly Ukraine.

Ukraine Will 'Capitulate Unconditionally' Scott Ritter

https://www.lewrockwell.com/2023/08/no_author/ukraine-will-capitulate-unconditionally-scott-ritter/
The conflict between Russia and Ukraine will conclude with Kiev's unconditional surrender, according to Scott Ritter, a former US intelligence officer and UN weapons inspector.

On Wednesday, Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky claimed in a post on X (formerly Twitter) that "Ukraine does not trade its territories, because we do not trade our people."

The message was dedicated to the Third Crimea Platform Summit, where Ukraine discussed ways of "de-occupying" the peninsula, which reunited with Russia in 2014 following a referendum triggered by the US-backed Maidan coup in Kiev earlier that year.

Replying to Zelensky's post, Ritter wrote that "it was NATO that suggested a trade. Russia isn't trading anything."
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It is easy to say that most of Russians are in favor of their leader when they are forced to say so, in order not to be prosecuted by the government. We are not supposed to ignore those Russians who decided not to stay in their motherland any longer for being afraid of being recruited or those who are part of the opposition. It is the same in China, where there is no actual freedom of speech.

Sure, there are also people in Ukraine who are afraid of becoming defenders of their country, but Ukraine is still more democratic and free than Russia has been in at least a decade.

If this is about numbers of men, centainly Russia has an advantage, though.