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Offline Nowayhaha

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Re: Its Not Early To Say We are in a World War 3
« Reply #20 on: March 02, 2022, 06:05:52 AM »
Japan was on its knees. There was no need of using an Atomic Bomb. Stop justifying the evil which happened.
For the record U.S. remains the only Country to have ever used nuclear weapons. The you come here praising them as hollier than thou.

One thing I fear is anything to do with Nuclear. I ve been a victim to nuclear scare due to Nuclear reactor leak. It was so bad that once it was known the whole city was deserted and next is people were overdosing on Iodine.

Im just seeing Western leaders pushing us to a World War 3 which might end up becoming a Nuclear war. A single mistake and thats it.
If you live in Europe start packing  ,Leave that place before things get bad.

Nowayhaha is a conspiracy theorist dope head. He rampages all the net reading nonsense. This guy is out of touch. He wants a nuclear war so badly. Luka is an idiot even putin hates how cheap he is. He as a moron that no one with sane mind would quote

Other than an accident. No person is going to fool with nuclear weapons. Even in WWII it took a lot. If Japanese army would have surrendered it would have the end of that phase war and no atomic bomb would have been used.

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Re: Its Not Early To Say We are in a World War 3
« Reply #21 on: March 07, 2022, 12:59:27 AM »
So Poland seems to have decided to offer Ukraine their Mig-29 signifying readiness to be part of the conflict.
Same mistake like world war 2 , when they decided to appease  Hitler by facilitating invasion of Chezchslovakia.
History repeating itself.

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Re: Its Not Early To Say We are in a World War 3
« Reply #22 on: March 08, 2022, 11:11:12 PM »
 

Poland is Ready to Transfer MiG-29 Fighters to US at Germany's Ramstein Airbase - Warsaw

WARSAW (Sputnik) - Poland is ready to transfer its MiG-29 fighters to the Ramstein air base in Germany and give them at the disposal of the US government, the country's foreign ministry said in a statement.

"The authorities of the Republic of Poland, after consultations between the President and the Goverment, are ready to deploy – immediately and free of charge – all their MIG-29 jets to the Ramstein Air Base and place them at the disposal of the Government of the United States of America," the statement says.

At the same time, Warsaw requests Washington to give it used aircraft with similar operational capabilities, being ready to immediately agree on the conditions of purchase of the planes, the ministry said.

"The Polish Government also requests other NATO Allies – owners of MIG-29 jets – to act in the same vein," the statement says.


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Re: Its Not Early To Say We are in a World War 3
« Reply #23 on: March 09, 2022, 04:14:33 AM »
I don't think we're in WWIII. I think we are in Cold War 2.0. Just saw a CNN article describing Biden talking to pariah countries Iran and Venezuela, as well as KSA about allowing them to sell their oil internationally (for the former) and upping production (for KSA). They're hoping to keep Russia from selling its oil.

Consequences?

I read Russian banks have turned to China in droves. I'm thinking the same will happen with the oil. I don't know if Europe is ready to shut off Russian oil like the Americans who only relied on them for just 3% in the first place. If Europe does the same thing, I think they'll guarantee Russia becoming even more heavily dependent on China.

In other words?

A weakened Russia and even stronger China is what we're looking at. Whether that's better/worse for American exceptionalists, we'll see.

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Re: Its Not Early To Say We are in a World War 3
« Reply #24 on: March 09, 2022, 09:26:31 AM »



Seems the guys in Pentagon are Sober Minded unlike State Department. There is a clash of policy between Pentagon and State Department.
Pentagon have a direct line with Russian MOD where as State Department have dropped communication and diplomatic wfforts with Russian MOF.
 Now you can see they have refused Blinkens idea of being involved with Polish Jets

https://www.rt.com/news/551512-pentagon-poland-fighter-jets/


9 Mar, 2022 01:08

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Pentagon responds to Poland’s fighter jets proposal for Ukraine

Washington has warned that Warsaw’s plan to hand over Soviet-made MiG-29 jets to Ukraine may threaten the “entire NATO” alliance

FILE PHOTO: A MiG 29 fighter jet is seen taking off at sunset. ©  Getty Images / Guvendemir

A plan under which the US would transfer Polish-owned planes to Ukraine risks dragging NATO directly into a military conflict between Kiev and Moscow, the Pentagon said, as it seemingly rejected a deal earlier proposed by Warsaw.

On Tuesday, Poland announced that it was ready to deploy “immediately and free of charge” its fleet of MiG-29 jets to a NATO base in Germany and hand them over to the US military. In return, Washington would have provided Warsaw with “used aircraft with corresponding operational capabilities” to backfill its fleet. 

Responding to the proposed deal later on Tuesday, the Pentagon signaled that it was reluctant to play any role in the affair.

“The prospect of fighter jets 'at the disposal of the Government of the United States of America' departing from a U.S./NATO base in Germany to fly into airspace that is contested with Russia over Ukraine raises serious concerns for the entire NATO alliance,” Pentagon spokesman John F. Kirby said.

READ MORE: Ukraine tells NATO what it can do to help establish ‘no-fly zone’

Pointing to potential “logistical challenges” such a plan may encounter, Kirby said that it was “not clear” for the Pentagon whether the action was warranted.

“We do not believe Poland’s proposal is a tenable one,” the official noted, adding that Washington would continue to discuss the issue with Poland and other NATO member-states. At the same time, he said that Poland was in its right to give its own warplanes to Ukraine, adding that the decision was “ultimately one for the Polish government.”

Last week, Polish President Andrzej Duda appeared to rule out the idea that Warsaw would give fighter jets to Ukraine on its own. “We are not sending any jets to Ukraine because that would open a military interference in the Ukrainian conflict. We are not joining that conflict,” Duda said at a joint press conference with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg last Tuesday.

Kiev has been asking the West to supply warplanes and anti-aircraft systems drones as the Russian offensive in Ukraine goes into its second week.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky also urged NATO to implement a “no-fly zone” over the country. However, the alliance has refused to do so, pointing out that such a move would result in a “full-fledged war in Europe involving many more countries.”