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criminal_cabbage t1_j9svwj2 wrote

Despite the fact he decimated the UKs armed forces, cut tank order and jet orders meaning we don't have any equipment to send to Ukraine.

The guy is a self serving charlatan that has tied himself to this conflict only for the betterment of himself.

He blamed the initial invasion of Crimea in 2014 on the European Union, not Russia. It suited him to blame the EU then so he did

He is also circling the leadership in his party in case he fancies another go. If he pressures the PM to do something stupid and it blows up in his face, that is his ideal situation

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sam1er t1_j9svriy wrote

Switzerland is maybe the only country you have heard about that is pressing charges, but you have similar laws in the UK and Germany for example.

And if you read the article, both sides are concerned, they talk about someone who went too help the "DPR/LPR".

My first point still stands, this has still nothing to do with Russian money

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Thue t1_j9svjae wrote

It has always amazed me that the anti-tax Republicans are seemingly so happy to pay for the US's outsized military budget. The US could get away with spending much less tax and debt on its military.

That said, military aid to Ukraine is a much better use of tax money than many other parts of military expenditure. For example, the nationbuilding in Iraq and Afghanistan were colossal wastes of money for little benefit, often without even a coherent achievable end goal or plan, yet I don't remember Republicans being very vocal about them.

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zipzoupzwoop t1_j9suy01 wrote

How about not just believing one of these two and asking the person to clarify and give sources or reasoning? Nah, et's just believe blinken because it's better than a random redditor. That's why I also take trump's word over random redditors, he was a president once after all.

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