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They already did. But it is not that simple.
Why is it not that simple? If enough people vote for a particular party then you can leave EU
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They already did. But it is not that simple.
As I said, it is only about the euro.Why is it not that simple? If enough people vote for a particular party then you can leave EU
It happened after Gorby went out of power.
Also against the backdrop of Russia/USSR invading Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia, Georgia, Azerbaijan, and destroying much of Chechnya.
This idea that Russia is an innocent victim and everyone else has to agree to be Russian vassals is insane.
Countries have agency. .
Quick quiz:
Which of the following is true:
a) Russian has nukes closer to NATO
b) NATO has nukes closer to Russia.
The problem is it's not just about NATO, but domination. Russia doesn't want Ukraine, Belarus, etc. to be independent. They need to be submissive vassals.
Should promises be falsified if the person it is given to is out of power or wealth or luck. That would be opportunism, and not honorable conduct .
U.S.S.R invaded Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia, Georgia, Azerbaijan but it dissolved as a political entity in 1990.
Russia invaded neighboring countries while the U.S. invaded and interfered in countries in south america, asia, africa for its corporate interests. No one is innocent.
Nukes in Ukraine and Georgia can ensure lower response times and better chance of pre-emptive strikes by U.S on Russia, especially Moscow.
Does Russia have nukes near Washington , Paris and London in the same close range !!
But the U.S.-Nato wants Russia to be submissive to secure its energy and mineral resource interests for resource-starved Europe, and dominate it. Problem is that Russia has nukes and missiles .
If you force a nation to honour every non-binding statement made by any elected official in perpetuity you end democracy.
So no promise made to the USSR is binding, is it? It stopped existing.
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There are no nukes in any of the new NATO members, let alone non-NATO members.
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Yes. It has nukes closer to London, Paris and Berlin than they do to Moscow. So what is your point?
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Typical conspiracy theory BS. Every war, same nonsense is spouted uncritically by those who refuse to learn from the last war when they said the same thing and were completely wrong there too.
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None of this makes sense in getting access to resources. If they wanted that make a deal. You get your Russian Imperial expansion, we get cheap oil and gas. Problem solved.
This was a promise given to Russia and Gorbachev on the future of Russia -nato relations, to ensure peace.
Thats what you would like to believe ! But beliefs are not facts.
Where are they ! Have the russians installed nukes in cuba again !
Why all the wars in the middle-east by the U.S. and allies if not to secure energy supplies !
Russia's vast resources are needed by the west, and breaking promises to extend nato all the way to Russian borders, is a way to ensure energy and resource supplies security. A submissive Russia can ensure more pressure on china too.
Endless money forms the sinews of war, and poverty stricken Russia is not in any condition for imperial expansion.
His finances dictate that he is not in a position to launch invasions of eastern europe, and only desperation because of U.S-Nato advancing to its very borders has prompted Putin for an invasion.
Realize as a Chemist you might (just slightly) distrust Ms Merkel and her Professor husband (both Physicists).It was not only Japan . Chernobyl and the East European reactors were falling apart.She felt that with advances in Wind and solar these were destined to provide a credible and cheaper alternative,This debate on this of course still continues.Yes. Merkel's decisions on energy look badly flawed. The exit from nuclear was equally foolish, being driven by emotion in the wake of the Fukushima episode. It was the sort of decision that only a very rich country with lots of other energy options could afford. [cue circus music and clowns]