— Musings —02.24.2022 04:46 PM
‘Til death we do art
Did this one today, in the colors of Ukraine’s flag. Art protest. pic.twitter.com/XRg7k9Kat4
— Warren Kinsella (@kinsellawarren) February 24, 2022
— Musings —02.24.2022 04:46 PM
Did this one today, in the colors of Ukraine’s flag. Art protest. pic.twitter.com/XRg7k9Kat4
— Warren Kinsella (@kinsellawarren) February 24, 2022
Ukraine soldiers told Russian officer ‘go fuck yourself’ before they died on island
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/feb/25/ukraine-soldiers-told-russians-to-go-fuck-yourself-before-black-sea-island-death
Someone, anyone, will have to break NATO’s solidarity of troop non-intervention NOW and come to Ukraine’s aid.
The Putin demon-seed says he’ll nuke any western nation that comes to Ukraine’s aid militarily. My response: so be it and expect a retaliatory nuclear strike that will quite literally wipe Russia off the face of the Earth if Putin does that!
It all boils down to this: like I said before, NATO can fight Putin now, or fight him later, after he’s enslaved Ukraine. The Baltic States are next and in short order.
If the United States will not move militarily, then it’s up to the UK, Canada, Australia and New Zealand to come to the aid of Europe, just like we did in the last two World Wars. This is a time for leadership and statecraft to free the world of the Putin menace. The Ukrainian people are waiting and desperate for our direct military intervention.
I think now is the time for our former prime ministers to act in unison: they, like the rest of us are seeing the blood flow every day in Ukraine.
Dare I say that as former PMs, Clark, Mulroney, Campbell, Chrétien, Martin and Harper have a special obligation to rally the country to Ukraine’s side.
It’s my hope that each of them will speak with the others regularly and hopefully reach a unanimous decision, or at least a consensus, in favour of military intervention against Putin’s Russia.
I fully agree with Ronald’s comments. We need to help Ukraine. If we don’t face President Putin now, we’ll have to face him later. Appeasement doesn’t work.