Are We at War?

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About the war in Ukraine: Is the United States a belligerent?

The Russians think so. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov says that the United States “definitely has declared economic war against Russia”.

We should assume that in this if nothing else the Kremlin is telling the truth, and we should prepare ourselves for what the response might be.

Though the bungling Biden administration has not exactly exercised inspiring leadership in this, the actions of the country with the world’s largest economy and most powerful military inevitably stand out.

In practical terms, the reluctant and belated U.S. prohibition of Russian oil imports probably will not have much of an economic effect.

Bungling Biden's bumbling and blithering over the matter of sending Polish MiG-29 fighter jets from Poland (a NATO ally) to Ukraine (not a NATO ally) is the result of both nations’ fears that the action would drag them directly into WWIII.

Poland wanted to send the jets to Ramstein Air Base in Germany, and someone in Washington shied away from the prospect of having fighter jets fly out of a U.S. base in a NATO country into the war zone in Ukraine.

In truth, the United States is a belligerent if Vladimir Putin says the United States is a belligerent.

The MiG fiasco underlined the bungling Biden regime’s predictable fecklessness and disorganization — America needed a Keystone pipeline but we got the Keystone Cops.

If there is any serious thinking going on in the White Louse about what Putin’s response to our “declaration of economic war” is likely to be, there isn’t any obvious evidence of it. The pusillanimous posture of the vacillating bungling Biden bureaucracy by all appearances is one of wishful thinking.

If Putin is looking for a pretext, he will have no trouble finding one.

The United States is keenly interested in keeping the fighting in Ukraine. But the fighting will stay in Ukraine for only as long as Putin believes it is in his interest to keep it there. That may not be for much longer.



Discuss.



https://www.nationalreview.com/2022/03/are-we-at-war/#slide-1
 
Legion said:
Buying-Oil-from-Venezuela-and-Iran.jpg



SELECT A CLOWN, EXPECT A CIRCUS​



About the war in Ukraine: Is the United States a belligerent?

The Russians think so. Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov says that the United States “definitely has declared economic war against Russia”.

We should assume that in this if nothing else the Kremlin is telling the truth, and we should prepare ourselves for what the response might be.

Though the bungling Biden administration has not exactly exercised inspiring leadership in this, the actions of the country with the world’s largest economy and most powerful military inevitably stand out.

In practical terms, the reluctant and belated U.S. prohibition of Russian oil imports probably will not have much of an economic effect.

Bungling Biden's bumbling and blithering over the matter of sending Polish MiG-29 fighter jets from Poland (a NATO ally) to Ukraine (not a NATO ally) is the result of both nations’ fears that the action would drag them directly into WWIII.

Poland wanted to send the jets to Ramstein Air Base in Germany, and someone in Washington shied away from the prospect of having fighter jets fly out of a U.S. base in a NATO country into the war zone in Ukraine.

In truth, the United States is a belligerent if Vladimir Putin says the United States is a belligerent.

The MiG fiasco underlined the bungling Biden regime’s predictable fecklessness and disorganization — America needed a Keystone pipeline but we got the Keystone Cops.

If there is any serious thinking going on in the White Louse about what Putin’s response to our “declaration of economic war” is likely to be, there isn’t any obvious evidence of it. The pusillanimous posture of the vacillating bungling Biden bureaucracy by all appearances is one of wishful thinking.

If Putin is looking for a pretext, he will have no trouble finding one.

The United States is keenly interested in keeping the fighting in Ukraine. But the fighting will stay in Ukraine for only as long as Putin believes it is in his interest to keep it there. That may not be for much longer.



Discuss.



https://www.nationalreview.com/2022/03/are-we-at-war/#slide-1
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I am against the economic sanctions.
I believe we should stay COMPLETELY out of ALL wars that do not directly involve us.
Except for humanitarian aid or peacekeeping.

But your obvious hatred for all things Democratic/Biden is getting ridiculous.
You sound like you actually want a war with Russia...just to make Biden look bad.


America is NOT at war with a country unless we declare war in Congress.
Not before.

Bye now.
 
McRocket said:
I am against the economic sanctions.
I believe we should stay COMPLETELY out of ALL wars that do not directly involve us.
Except for humanitarian aid or peacekeeping.

But your obvious hatred for all things Democratic/Biden is getting ridiculous.
You sound like you actually want a war with Russia...just to make Biden look bad.


America is NOT at war with a country unless we declare war in Congress.
Not before.

Bye now.
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Please do step up and show me how brilliant you R.

https://www.justplainpolitics.com/showthread.php?186244-What-will-China-do&p=5003860#post5003860
 
McSuckit said:
America is NOT at war with a country unless we declare war in Congress. Not before. Bye now.
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On at least 125 occasions a US president has employed military forces without authorization from Congress. One of the most significant of these occasions was the Korean War, a conflict that resulted in over 142,000 American casualties (about 40,000 deaths and over 100,000 injuries).

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Undeclared_war
 
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