I’m just reposting, friend. You’re “guzzling” just as much propaganda as I am. Truth is lost in war and it doesn’t matter what I believe will happen. We’ll see what happens when it happens.
What I’ve been predicting would happen for the past two years is what’s actually happening. And now we’re at the point where even mainstream western media is openly admitting it. My position hasn’t changed this whole time. Meanwhile, people who predicted that Russia would collapse economically, that Russian military would run out of ammo, and all the other nonsense have a lot of explaining to do.
You don’t have to be nostradamus manifest to understand the basics of how economics work or historical literacy. Plenty of western experts understood what a proxy war with Russia would look like, and explained in great detail why it must play out the way it is. You keep on believing whatever you like of course, reality doesn’t care about your opinions.
Plenty of people, including myself, were able to predict a lot about this conflict. Go back and read my comments over the past two years if you don’t believe me. Go look at what people like Brian Berlectic,
John Mearsheimer, Alex Vershinin, and many others have been saying. The fact that you’re utterly ignorant of what the expert opinion is on the matter says volumes though.
My peep, I don’t care that much. I don’t assign my self worth by deluding myself I can predict the outcome of a military conflict between two nation states with millions of people which I can’t influence whatsoever. But do go on believing you’re prescient as fuck. So long as you get to feel smugly superior, it’s all that matters. Peace.
The FT is actually a tad bit more reliable than more mainstream outlets like WaPo or the NYT. It’s targeted towards people in finance who want more matter of fact reporting and fewer opinion pieces.
I’m just reposting, friend. You’re “guzzling” just as much propaganda as I am. Truth is lost in war and it doesn’t matter what I believe will happen. We’ll see what happens when it happens.
True. As Tarfah who died in 569 said:
Days will show you what you were ignorant of.
And will bring you news someone you did not provide.
And will bring you news someone you did not sell to at all
and did not set a time for him.
What I’ve been predicting would happen for the past two years is what’s actually happening. And now we’re at the point where even mainstream western media is openly admitting it. My position hasn’t changed this whole time. Meanwhile, people who predicted that Russia would collapse economically, that Russian military would run out of ammo, and all the other nonsense have a lot of explaining to do.
Sure buddy
I mean don’t take my word for it, read the FT article I linked above. Explains the situation in plain terms.
Sounds like western propaganda to me 😁.
But in all seriousness, I am mostly disbelieving that we have nostradamus manifest over here
You don’t have to be nostradamus manifest to understand the basics of how economics work or historical literacy. Plenty of western experts understood what a proxy war with Russia would look like, and explained in great detail why it must play out the way it is. You keep on believing whatever you like of course, reality doesn’t care about your opinions.
Mhm, this is why nobody has been able to predict shit about this conflict, is it? Including you of course.
Plenty of people, including myself, were able to predict a lot about this conflict. Go back and read my comments over the past two years if you don’t believe me. Go look at what people like Brian Berlectic, John Mearsheimer, Alex Vershinin, and many others have been saying. The fact that you’re utterly ignorant of what the expert opinion is on the matter says volumes though.
My peep, I don’t care that much. I don’t assign my self worth by deluding myself I can predict the outcome of a military conflict between two nation states with millions of people which I can’t influence whatsoever. But do go on believing you’re prescient as fuck. So long as you get to feel smugly superior, it’s all that matters. Peace.
The FT is actually a tad bit more reliable than more mainstream outlets like WaPo or the NYT. It’s targeted towards people in finance who want more matter of fact reporting and fewer opinion pieces.