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"
Though why is peeving the Russians a priority? -- nm
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by
Roger More
That was a word choice. What seems to get their attention, etc.etc. Pick your own word or words to replace peeve with -- nm
Posted by
crash davis (aka crash davis)
Dec 15 '16, 07:13
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I'm not quibbling about word choice, I'm asking why you want to antagonise them. I don't think it's the best way forward here. -- nm
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Roger More
Dec 15, 07:17
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If they have violated a treaty provision with the missile move in Europe, they should face consequences. Otherwise our treaties are meaningless. -- nm
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crash davis
Dec 15, 07:19
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I expect this is about renegotiating these types of treaties that were established in the Cold War.
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Roger More
Dec 15, 07:29
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I know you're joking, but I think a re-negotiation with Russia is inevitable, and probably overdue.
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Roger More
Dec 15, 07:38
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What upsets Russia a lot right now are the 2014 sanctions from the Ukrainian invasion. Its not long overdue grievances. And in its simplest form, if
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crash davis
Dec 15, 07:45
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