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@BombOmOm I wonder what Russia’s ”friends” in the global south are thinking now though? Are they really going to fall for the ”west is blackmailing you” routine Putler seem to be spinning? Really? 🙂
@BombOmOm @MaxVoltage OMG they are that stupid?!
There goes support from BRICS countries and the global south!
Russia had been busy acting as the anti-colonialist, getting even with their former masters… And there they go, suddenly proving they don’t give a flying fish about people in the south starving, and it’s all been a show. 😂
@SolanumChillEse Honestly, I find it very difficult to find your point.
These days it’s difficult to tell if someone is affected by Russian ”special combat propaganda” or not.
Conflicting opinions and internal hate mongering, i’d rather not engage in.
So i’ll leave it at that, I can’t make sense of what you are saying.
@Barafield @psychothumbs On my part, quite the contrary. You dress the issue in what you imagine as an attack against the state of Israel, if I may say so good sir.
If you would be so kind as to not promote knee-jerk reactions, but read at least my comment again to see there were only comments about the conflict being amplified and perhaps even enabled by cold-war geopolitics.
@psychothumbs Sure, if you don’t consider rocket launchers weapons of mass destruction. Let’s call them self-propelled artillery. I edited the original post so what I mean doesn’t get misrepsented. Thanks for the note!
@Candelestine @psychothumbs Oh yes, the details. The Israel-Palestine conflict’s bloodiness must owe in part to it also being one of the stages where the cold war served to make heavy weaponry readily available, with both sides being heavily armed by either side of the larger conflict.
I hope the days of the cold war never return. Painting a picture of Ukraine as cold war puppet state is as wrong as painting Palestine as puppet of USSR.