[Politics] Russia invades Ukraine (24/02/2022)

[raymondo]

When your role is that of peacemaker, language such as 'Ukraine will be crushed very shortly' is inexplicable. It is 100% NOT the language you should be using.

For a start, recent history of the war suggests the opposite, but even if that were not the case, that is the language of mindless incompetence and not peace.

Ukraine is an inconvenience to him.
Zelenskiy is an inconvenience to him.
Because they won't roll over and die quietly.
European leaders, senior US senators etc need to call Trump out for this.

 

[Eric the meek]

The only reason I can give is that Kellogg was too pro Ukraine, and Trump wanted the opposite. I can't think of any other reason .
Here's a longer video clip I think, makes me

Ahh no, sorry, it was just Geraschenko's edit.

Ukraine is an inconvenience to him.
Zelenskiy is an inconvenience to him.
Because they won't roll over and die quietly.
European leaders, senior US senators etc need to call Trump out for this.

I'm sorry I don't have the answer that you seek.

What I will say, is nothing is forever. Not Putin. Not the Russian empire. Not Trump. And not Trump's intransigence.

Things will change. In the meantime, it is in Ukraine's interest to keep the US (and Europe) onside. Which it is doing.
Take comfort in Zelenskyy being streets ahead of Putin and Trump. And Zelenskyy and Ukraine being on the side of Europe.

 

[Sirnormangall]

He's doing the opposite of what he says

Exactly - and that will be Trump’s legacy if Ukraine falls

 

[GT49er]

Thank you, Kellogg, and
Fxck you,Trump. Of course Putin is easier to deal with....you give him everything he wants and never pressure him. Trump is a Russian asset.

Pity Kellogg ended by saying Trump has got it exactly right then. Shame.