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Reply #180 - Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:21am
 
Naw, just drop a nuke or two.

The world is over populated and its needs a reset. Kill off about 96% of life and see what happens.

I myself am a little disappointed that a nuke hasn't already been fired
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Reply #181 - Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:24am
 
tickleandrose wrote on Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:15am:
My guess is that Ukraine will turn into proxy theatres like Korea, Vietnam, and more recently Syria.   I do not think the US, UK or EU will directly declare war on Russia.   I still don’t think 200000 Russian troops is will be able to overtake the entire Ukraine, with 400000 troops and 44 million citizens.  The math just don’t add up.   At the best, I think this will settle into a prolonged but potentially very bloody war.  And the final settlement point would be similar to Korea, where Ukraine gets broken into a ‘West’ and a ‘East’ part. 

I believe, during this time, the Chinese will stay back, and hope the war will drag both Russia and the West in, and keep them there as long as possible.  That means, diplomatically keeping the conflict from reaching full war status, at the same time, not letting it settle. 

When the sanction bites, the Russian will need supplies - e.g. everyday goods, medical supplies, and this China will happily supply at a cost.  And on the other hand, it will continue to do roaring trades with major US companies.   And of course, us Aussies will continue to supply the raw material to China to enable all of that. 

The longer this conflict drags on, the weaker both the West and the Russians will be.   In which case, the Chinese can probably stand back, and if it plays the cards right, it can potentially emerge as the global power soon. 



If it turns into a protracted thing, USA/EU will keep Ukrain well supplied with Javelin/Stingers to inflict as much pain as possible.
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Reply #182 - Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:31am
 
tickleandrose wrote on Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:15am:
My guess is that Ukraine will turn into proxy theatres like Korea, Vietnam, and more recently Syria.   I do not think the US, UK or EU will directly declare war on Russia.   I still don’t think 200000 Russian troops is will be able to overtake the entire Ukraine, with 400000 troops and 44 million citizens.  The math just don’t add up.   At the best, I think this will settle into a prolonged but potentially very bloody war.  And the final settlement point would be similar to Korea, where Ukraine gets broken into a ‘West’ and a ‘East’ part. 

I believe, during this time, the Chinese will stay back, and hope the war will drag both Russia and the West in, and keep them there as long as possible.  That means, diplomatically keeping the conflict from reaching full war status, at the same time, not letting it settle. 

When the sanction bites, the Russian will need supplies - e.g. everyday goods, medical supplies, and this China will happily supply at a cost.  And on the other hand, it will continue to do roaring trades with major US companies.   And of course, us Aussies will continue to supply the raw material to China to enable all of that. 

The longer this conflict drags on, the weaker both the West and the Russians will be.   In which case, the Chinese can probably stand back, and if it plays the cards right, it can potentially emerge as the global power soon. 

The world is resolved to ensure the CCP's China containment.

The CCP will need to collapse before China will be allowed to ascend.

But the Chinese need not fear invasion. China is a culturally collapsed society for which no foreign power has the cure nor the will nor capacity to remedy except the Taiwanese.

If the Taiwanese were to oversee the normalisation and rejuvenation of Chinese society after the CCP's collapse, the Chinese would have its century. Not before.
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Re: Russia will not invade Ukraine
Reply #183 - Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:32am
 
MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:31am:
The world is resolved to ensure the CCP's China containment.

The CCP will need to collapse before China will be allowed to ascend.

But the Chinese need not fear invasion. China is a culturally collapsed society for which no foreign power has the cure nor the will nor capacity to remedy that except the Taiwanese.

If the Taiwanese were to oversee the normalisation and rejuvenation of Chinese society after the CCP's collapse, the Chinese would have its century. Not before.



You are utterly retarded.
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Reply #184 - Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:33am
 
Gordon wrote on Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:24am:
tickleandrose wrote on Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:15am:
My guess is that Ukraine will turn into proxy theatres like Korea, Vietnam, and more recently Syria.   I do not think the US, UK or EU will directly declare war on Russia.   I still don’t think 200000 Russian troops is will be able to overtake the entire Ukraine, with 400000 troops and 44 million citizens.  The math just don’t add up.   At the best, I think this will settle into a prolonged but potentially very bloody war.  And the final settlement point would be similar to Korea, where Ukraine gets broken into a ‘West’ and a ‘East’ part. 

I believe, during this time, the Chinese will stay back, and hope the war will drag both Russia and the West in, and keep them there as long as possible.  That means, diplomatically keeping the conflict from reaching full war status, at the same time, not letting it settle. 

When the sanction bites, the Russian will need supplies - e.g. everyday goods, medical supplies, and this China will happily supply at a cost.  And on the other hand, it will continue to do roaring trades with major US companies.   And of course, us Aussies will continue to supply the raw material to China to enable all of that. 

The longer this conflict drags on, the weaker both the West and the Russians will be.   In which case, the Chinese can probably stand back, and if it plays the cards right, it can potentially emerge as the global power soon. 



If it turns into a protracted thing, USA/EU will keep Ukrain well supplied with Javelin/Stingers to inflict as much pain as possible.


Do not be surprised if China will also keep the Ukrainians well supplied with medical and civilians goods like they will do with the Russians.   I think it would in both Russian and the West's long term interest to keep this conflict as short and quick as possible.
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Reply #185 - Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:33am
 
Marla wrote on Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:32am:
MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:31am:
The world is resolved to ensure the CCP's China containment.

The CCP will need to collapse before China will be allowed to ascend.

But the Chinese need not fear invasion. China is a culturally collapsed society for which no foreign power has the cure nor the will nor capacity to remedy that except the Taiwanese.

If the Taiwanese were to oversee the normalisation and rejuvenation of Chinese society after the CCP's collapse, the Chinese would have its century. Not before.



You are utterly retarded.

Were you the woman who asked 'us' to suck your dick?
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Re: Russia will not invade Ukraine
Reply #186 - Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:36am
 
tickleandrose wrote on Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:33am:
Do not be surprised if China will also keep the Ukrainians well supplied with medical and civilians goods like they will do with the Russians.   I think it would in both Russian and the West's long term interest to keep this conflict as short and quick as possible. 

The CCP has significant trade agreements with Ukraine. It is caught between two campfires on this.

No one has an interest in allowing Russia to prevail, but invasion of Russia is not a possibility.

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Reply #187 - Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:40am
 
MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:31am:
tickleandrose wrote on Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:15am:
My guess is that Ukraine will turn into proxy theatres like Korea, Vietnam, and more recently Syria.   I do not think the US, UK or EU will directly declare war on Russia.   I still don’t think 200000 Russian troops is will be able to overtake the entire Ukraine, with 400000 troops and 44 million citizens.  The math just don’t add up.   At the best, I think this will settle into a prolonged but potentially very bloody war.  And the final settlement point would be similar to Korea, where Ukraine gets broken into a ‘West’ and a ‘East’ part. 

I believe, during this time, the Chinese will stay back, and hope the war will drag both Russia and the West in, and keep them there as long as possible.  That means, diplomatically keeping the conflict from reaching full war status, at the same time, not letting it settle. 

When the sanction bites, the Russian will need supplies - e.g. everyday goods, medical supplies, and this China will happily supply at a cost.  And on the other hand, it will continue to do roaring trades with major US companies.   And of course, us Aussies will continue to supply the raw material to China to enable all of that. 

The longer this conflict drags on, the weaker both the West and the Russians will be.   In which case, the Chinese can probably stand back, and if it plays the cards right, it can potentially emerge as the global power soon. 

The world is resolved to ensure the CCP's China containment.

The CCP will need to collapse before China will be allowed to ascend.

But the Chinese need not fear invasion. China is a culturally collapsed society for which no foreign power has the cure nor the will nor capacity to remedy except the Taiwanese.

If the Taiwanese were to oversee the normalisation and rejuvenation of Chinese society after the CCP's collapse, the Chinese would have its century. Not before.


I wish I share your optimism. But I am a realist, and I just dont see this happening.  People had being talking about collapse of China for many decades.  But, it is getting stronger and stronger.   Until a point now, AUKUS need to be formed to counter its increasing influence and projection of power.

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Reply #188 - Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:43am
 
MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:36am:
tickleandrose wrote on Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:33am:
Do not be surprised if China will also keep the Ukrainians well supplied with medical and civilians goods like they will do with the Russians.   I think it would in both Russian and the West's long term interest to keep this conflict as short and quick as possible. 

The CCP has significant trade agreements with Ukraine. It is caught between two campfires on this.

No one has an interest in allowing Russia to prevail, but invasion of Russia is not a possibility.



Which goes back to my earlier suggestion.  The final settlement point would be divided West Vs East Ukraine.  And by looking at the map... I say roughly divided on either side of Kyiv.   The Russians will probably want to keep Chernobyl.... which includes its 2500km square area of nuclear exclusion zone, and a major serviceable highway to Kyiv for future conflicts.
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Reply #189 - Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:46am
 
tickleandrose wrote on Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:40am:
MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:31am:
tickleandrose wrote on Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:15am:
My guess is that Ukraine will turn into proxy theatres like Korea, Vietnam, and more recently Syria.   I do not think the US, UK or EU will directly declare war on Russia.   I still don’t think 200000 Russian troops is will be able to overtake the entire Ukraine, with 400000 troops and 44 million citizens.  The math just don’t add up.   At the best, I think this will settle into a prolonged but potentially very bloody war.  And the final settlement point would be similar to Korea, where Ukraine gets broken into a ‘West’ and a ‘East’ part. 

I believe, during this time, the Chinese will stay back, and hope the war will drag both Russia and the West in, and keep them there as long as possible.  That means, diplomatically keeping the conflict from reaching full war status, at the same time, not letting it settle. 

When the sanction bites, the Russian will need supplies - e.g. everyday goods, medical supplies, and this China will happily supply at a cost.  And on the other hand, it will continue to do roaring trades with major US companies.   And of course, us Aussies will continue to supply the raw material to China to enable all of that. 

The longer this conflict drags on, the weaker both the West and the Russians will be.   In which case, the Chinese can probably stand back, and if it plays the cards right, it can potentially emerge as the global power soon. 

The world is resolved to ensure the CCP's China containment.

The CCP will need to collapse before China will be allowed to ascend.

But the Chinese need not fear invasion. China is a culturally collapsed society for which no foreign power has the cure nor the will nor capacity to remedy except the Taiwanese.

If the Taiwanese were to oversee the normalisation and rejuvenation of Chinese society after the CCP's collapse, the Chinese would have its century. Not before.


I wish I share your optimism. But I am a realist, and I just dont see this happening.  People had being talking about collapse of China for many decades.  But, it is getting stronger and stronger.   Until a point now, AUKUS need to be formed to counter its increasing influence and projection of power.


China rose under Deng due to his gross naivete that letting people just get rich without oversight would result in China becoming a United States. What it lead to was the complete corruption of Chinese society.

Turns out surviving a murderer's paranoia was Deng's greatest skill, although he did correctly perceive the certain dangers of paramount leaders by setting term limits on the head of state which the Xi faction has brushed aside.



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Reply #190 - Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:46am
 
MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:33am:
Were you the woman who asked 'us' to suck your dick?



I can't quite remember. Are you the F A T kangaroo rooter who talks out of both sides his wet liberal pseudo-intellectual asshole?
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Reply #191 - Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:49am
 
Marla wrote on Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:46am:
MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:33am:
Were you the woman who asked 'us' to suck your dick?



I can't quite remember. Are you the F A T kangaroo rooter who talks out of both sides his wet liberal pseudo-intellectual asshole?

Another yank with sexual issues. Or are you just from the south?
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Reply #192 - Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:51am
 
Marla wrote on Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:46am:
MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:33am:
Were you the woman who asked 'us' to suck your dick?



I can't quite remember. Are you the F A T kangaroo rooter who talks out of both sides his wet liberal pseudo-intellectual asshole?


Says the RaCOON rooter. Grin
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Reply #193 - Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:54am
 
Marla wrote on Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:21am:
Naw, just drop a nuke or two.

The world is over populated and its needs a reset. Kill off about 96% of life and see what happens.

I myself am a little disappointed that a nuke hasn't already been fired



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Reply #194 - Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:54am
 
MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:46am:
tickleandrose wrote on Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:40am:
MeisterEckhart wrote on Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:31am:
tickleandrose wrote on Feb 25th, 2022 at 8:15am:
My guess is that Ukraine will turn into proxy theatres like Korea, Vietnam, and more recently Syria.   I do not think the US, UK or EU will directly declare war on Russia.   I still don’t think 200000 Russian troops is will be able to overtake the entire Ukraine, with 400000 troops and 44 million citizens.  The math just don’t add up.   At the best, I think this will settle into a prolonged but potentially very bloody war.  And the final settlement point would be similar to Korea, where Ukraine gets broken into a ‘West’ and a ‘East’ part. 

I believe, during this time, the Chinese will stay back, and hope the war will drag both Russia and the West in, and keep them there as long as possible.  That means, diplomatically keeping the conflict from reaching full war status, at the same time, not letting it settle. 

When the sanction bites, the Russian will need supplies - e.g. everyday goods, medical supplies, and this China will happily supply at a cost.  And on the other hand, it will continue to do roaring trades with major US companies.   And of course, us Aussies will continue to supply the raw material to China to enable all of that. 

The longer this conflict drags on, the weaker both the West and the Russians will be.   In which case, the Chinese can probably stand back, and if it plays the cards right, it can potentially emerge as the global power soon. 

The world is resolved to ensure the CCP's China containment.

The CCP will need to collapse before China will be allowed to ascend.

But the Chinese need not fear invasion. China is a culturally collapsed society for which no foreign power has the cure nor the will nor capacity to remedy except the Taiwanese.

If the Taiwanese were to oversee the normalisation and rejuvenation of Chinese society after the CCP's collapse, the Chinese would have its century. Not before.


I wish I share your optimism. But I am a realist, and I just dont see this happening.  People had being talking about collapse of China for many decades.  But, it is getting stronger and stronger.   Until a point now, AUKUS need to be formed to counter its increasing influence and projection of power.


China rose under Deng due to his gross naivete that letting people just get rich without oversight would result in China becoming a United States. What it lead to was the complete corruption of Chinese society.

Turns out surviving a murderer's paranoia was Deng's greatest skill, although he did correctly perceive the certain dangers of paramount leaders by setting term limits on the head of state which the Xi faction has brushed aside.



I believe the original turning point from the Chinese is shortly after the Vietnam war.   The year was 1972, when, with support and fanfare, Nixon visited China - 1 year after China was admitted into UN.  Mao's death in 1976 accelerated the change, but I argue that even if its not Deng, someone else will lead China down similar path of capitalism.
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