[Chgogal]

Why did Russia take Georgia? Why did Russia take Crimea? Why shouldn't Russia take Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia? Why do Sweden and Finland want to enter NATO suddenly?

Blowing up pipelines is NOT in the US’ interest. The only thing that action would do is make more money for Russia due to increased oil and nat gas prices.

I don't care who wins what. I do care about an idiot nuclear power invading countries whenever it feels like. One day they invade a country that bites back. That is what happened.

[Robert DeLong]

Russia did not take Georgia. Russia intervened to quell the violence erupting there. You really have no clue as to what you are talking about. You just spout the BS the MSM tells you without ever even questioning what you are being told.

Russia took back Crimea because the U.S. & N.A.T.O. fomented a coup against the duly elected President of Ukraine. He entered earlier this year because for 8 years the Nazis in Eastern Ukraine have been attacking Russian speaking Ukrainians. In 2017 a new Law on Education was passed which restricted the use of Russian as a language of instruction. President Poroshenko took it a step further and prohibited Russian to be spoken in public whatsoever. This only fueled the Nazis to commit even more atrocities against the Russian speaking Ukrainians. These citizens have lived in Ukraine for generations, they are not newly minted citizens. Zelenskyy actually campaigned to end the Russian language rule, but then reneged on that campaign promise.