The War in Ukraine

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You need to look at historical trends and stop wasting my time with strawman arguments.


Where do you stand on military spending? Do you think it should be the top priority for every country?

It's obvious you have no idea what a straw man argument is. Which is strange because you can sure spout them

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It's obvious you have no idea what a straw man argument is. Which is strange because you can sure spout them

I asked you a question. Are you refusing to answer again?



Where do you stand on military spending? Do you think it should be the top priority for every country?

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HP Hits Russia With U.S.-Backed Shipment Ban




The Russia-Ukraine conflict is the latest in a series of global supply chain worries that may impact the company going forward. While HP showed record revenue of $17 billion in its most recent quarter... and analysts say the supply chain will face more uncertainty, considering Russia and Ukraine provide palladium and neon gas that is heavily used in chip manufacturing.

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Canada says there will be "no limit" for Ukrainian applications for both temporary and permanent residency



In an extraordinary measure, Canada announced Thursday it would fast-track Ukrainian applications for both temporary and permanent residency status with full access to work and study programs, as well as family reunification applications.

“Canada is ready to welcome Ukrainians fleeing Vladimir Putin’s war, and there is no limit to the number of applications that we are going to be willing to accept,” said Sean Fraser, Canada’s immigration minister, at a news briefing in Ottawa.

Canada is home to the world’s largest Ukrainian diaspora after Russia, with more than a million Canadians who claim Ukrainian heritage.

One of them is Canada’s deputy prime minister, Chrystia Freeland, who says she is proud of Ukrainians and how they are resisting the Russian onslaught, but has a sobering prediction for what lies ahead for them.

“There is every reason to believe it is going to get worse, and a lot more people are going to die and we as Canadians need to brace ourselves for that. It’s already been a bloodbath, I think it’s going to be become more of a bloodbath,” said Freeland, adding that Russian soldiers fighting against their will are also casualties of this conflict.

Canada also said it will revoke "most-favored nation" status for both Russia and Belarus. It means imports from those countries will now automatically face a 35% tariff. Freeland said Canada was one of the first nations to take that step and encouraged allies to do the same.

Canada also announced it has sent more shipments of lethal military aid to Ukraine, including rocket launchers.

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Putin is NOT crazy and the Russian invasion is NOT failing, writes military analyst BILL ROGGIO | Daily Mail Online

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NATO wary of Russian sabotage as Ukraine-bound weapons move through Europe | Washington Examiner

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Expect air warfare in Ukraine to '''fundamentally''' change over next 72 hours, former fighter pilot says | Fox News

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I asked you a question. Are you refusing to answer again?



Where do you stand on military spending? Do you think it should be the top priority for every country?

You asked two questions. So I will answer one of them

I believe military spending is important. That's where I stand.

[BillyCarpenter]

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You asked two questions. So I will answer one of them

I believe military spending is important. That's where I stand.

This is why no one should listen to you or any liberals. Ask the people of Ukraine if national defense is the most important? This is the reason why the USA spends the most money on defense. We spend more on that than healthcare as we should.

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This is why no one should listen to you or any liberals. Ask the people of Ukraine if national defense is the most important? This is the reason why the USA spends the most money on defense. We spend more on that than healthcare as we should.

Do YOU think Ukraine can out spend Russia?

Never happen Bucko

Do you think Canada or Germany or France can out spend Russia?

NOPE that why we have NATO

Stronger together Wow that was easy

Thats why know one should listen to you

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This is why no one should listen to you or any liberals. Ask the people of Ukraine if national defense is the most important? This is the reason why the USA spends the most money on defense. We spend more on that than healthcare as we should.

Anytime you want to have an actual adult conversation you just let us know. I'm still hopeful. It's fading though.

[Phil B.]

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Report: Foreign Official Warns Russia Is Planning Public Executions

If that goes down there just might be WWIII.


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