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  2. englanddg
  3. Damn, this channel shrunk.
  4. 15:47 englanddg
  5. Good evening were, lednerk.
  6. englanddg
  7. reppy
  8. englanddg
  9. fiery
  10. englanddg
  11. Howdy howdy.
  12. 15:48 englanddg
  13. Oh, I dunno. I haven't been lurking IRC for a while. Came on tonight just to see who was still around. I popped in and it's dead over there.
  14. englanddg
  15. The impeachment is...amusing. Dunno if it will go anywhere. It does make for good election fodder though. I'm frankly shocked Pelosi actually passed it to the Senate. Giving Trump a "vindicated" stamp before the election is bad tactics.
  16. dez- has joined ([email protected])
  17. englanddg
  18. But, then again, she handled the town halls for ACA, so, she's not great at tactics....
  19. Sooner
  20. englanddg back just in time for impeachment trial
  21. englanddg
  22. Do I know you by a different nick Sooner?
  23. Sooner
  24. no
  25. englanddg
  26. Ok, cool. Well, nice to meet you then!
  27. Sooner
  28. I've been here for years
  29. infspire
  30. englanddg: Do you support Donald Trump?
  31. Sooner
  32. wtf
  33. englanddg
  34. So have I. Since 2008 even. But, I don't remember you. Sorry my memory fails.
  35. Sooner
  36. not good
  37. englanddg
  38. No. It isn't. Happens with age though.
  39. englanddg
  40. infspire - I'm a libertarian / conservative, if one must apply a label. Not quite sipping the ancap tea...but close. "support" Trump is a bit much. I don't think he's amazing, but I did support and vote for him in 2016.
  41. englanddg
  42. A 'radical'?
  43. infspire
  44. I see.
  45. englanddg
  46. Dude, I can't shred the waves like that.
  47. infspire
  48. How do you feel about him reaching out to allied nations for personal gain at the expense of our shared national security?
  49. englanddg
  50. I don't think much of it.
  51. infspire
  52. Interesting.
  53. Sooner
  54. so Hillary doing the same would be a-ok
  55. Sooner
  56. or Obama
  57. infspire
  58. englanddg: Do you agree with the Department of Defense that Russia is an adversary of the United States?
  59. infspire
  60. Specifically, I'm citing the 4+2 top-level military doctrine that explicitly names Russia as one of the primary adversaries of the United States.
  61. englanddg
  62. I didn't bang the "Hillary Benghazi" drum, so, no, I don't care. Greased palms and back end deals are normal. It doesn't surprise me when it becomes public. Though, that could be because I worked in politics just long enough to know that I didn't want to work in politics.
  63. infspire
  64. Perhaps it is the 4+1 model -- I believe Mattis called it the 4+2 model in his confirmation hearings.
  65. infspire
  66. https://www.brookings.edu/blog/brookings-now/2017/02/24/joint-chiefs-chairman-dunford-transnational-threats/
  67. infspire
  68. In his conversation with Brookings Senior Fellow Michael O’Hanlon, co-director of the Center for 21st Century Security and Intelligence, General Dunford described the “4 + 1 framework” that guides not only prioritization of countries and groups (e.g., Russia, China, North Korea, Iran, and transnational violent extremism), but also the kinds of capabilities and flexibilities the U.S. needs to prepare for challenge
  69. infspire
  70. s this century. Watch:
  71. Sooner
  72. Benghazi wasn't a "back end deal"
  73. englanddg
  74. Meh, Meuller is yesterdays nothing burger. I don't trust Russia, I also don't trust China, or really any foreign power. Nor should they trust us, implicitly.
  75. infspire
  76. englanddg: Nobody mentioned Mueller.
  77. englanddg
  78. OldSch00l did.
  79. englanddg
  80. And my response was to him.
  81. infspire
  82. I asked you if you agree with DoD threat assessment that labels Russia as an adversary of the United States.
  83. Sooner
  84. so you don't care that Russia hacked our election?
  85. englanddg
  86. "hacked our election"...pfft.
  87. Sooner
  88. so they didn't?
  89. infspire
  90. Sooner: You're asking questions easy for him to evade.
  91. infspire
  92. Notice how he avoids addressing my question.
  93. OldSch00l
  94. Russia didn't compromise the actual voting machines
  95. OldSch00l
  96. and they will use that as a deflection
  97. OldSch00l
  98. academicall
  99. infspire
  100. Because it's designed to allow no wiggle room.
  101. OldSch00l
  102. y
  103. Sooner
  104. they hacked the DNC
  105. infspire initiates a time for englanddg
  106. Sooner
  107. not voting machines
  108. infspire
  109. timer*
  110. englanddg
  111. infspire - I most certainly do agree, and agreed all along, that Russia is not to be trusted.
  112. infspire
  113. Are they are our adversary?
  114. Sooner
  115. they had millions of social media bots spreading falsehoods
  116. infspire
  117. As the Department of Defense asserts?
  118. Sooner
  119. and they'll do it again
  120. englanddg
  121. Adversary, yes. But, so are many countries. Antagonist? No. I don't think they are that.
  122. infspire
  123. I didn't ask you about "many countries".
  124. OldSch00l
  125. do you disagree with the now Commander in Chief refusing to even name or acknowledge the known perpetrator of these attacks because they happened to benefit him personally?
  126. infspire
  127. englanddg: Was Russia's invasion of Ukraine and their ongoing war in Ukraine illegal?
  128. englanddg
  129. I can't speak to international law, but their actions in Ukraine and Georgia were and are disturbing.
  130. englanddg
  131. I said it then (akin to the "bear awaking").
  132. infspire
  133. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Annexation_of_Crimea_by_the_Russian_Federation
  134. englanddg
  135. I'm a child of the cold war, I don't trust Russia at all. But, I also don't trust our European allies who seem intent on diminishing their own reliance upon Russian O&G rather than any principals.
  136. infspire
  137. Ukraine and many world leaders condemned the annexation and consider it to be a violation of international law and Russian-signed agreements safeguarding the territorial integrity of Ukraine, including the Belavezha Accords establishing the Commonwealth of Independent States in 1991, the Helsinki Accords, the Budapest Memorandum on Security Assurances of 1994 and the Treaty on friendship, cooperation and partnership be
  138. infspire
  139. tween the Russian Federation and Ukraine.[46][47] It led to the other members of the then G8 suspending Russia from the group,[48] then introducing the first round of sanctions against the country.
  140. OldSch00l
  141. and assassinating people on the soil of our closest ally with exotic radioactive isotopes and chemical weapons?
  142. infspire
  143. The United Nations General Assembly also rejected the vote and annexation, adopting a non-binding resolution affirming the "territorial integrity of Ukraine within its internationally recognised borders".[49][50] The UN resolution also "underscores that the referendum having no validity, cannot form the basis for any alteration of the status of [Crimea]" and calls upon all States and international organizations not to
  144. infspire
  145. recognize or to imply the recognition of Russia's annexation.[50] In 2016, UN General Assembly reaffirmed non-recognition of the annexation and condemned "the temporary occupation of part of the territory of Ukraine—the Autonomous Republic of Crimea and the city of Sevastopol".[51][52]
  146. infspire
  147. englanddg: I didn't ask you about other countries.
  148. englanddg
  149. In any case, all of this is old news.
  150. infspire
  151. Irrelevant.
  152. englanddg
  153. And, what has come of it will come.
  154. infspire
  155. History is important.
  156. infspire
  157. englanddg: Do you know the two conditions under international law when war is legal?
  158. englanddg
  159. I know. I own that domain, actually.
  160. infspire
  161. UNSC authorization and self-defense.
  162. infspire
  163. Neither of those necessary pre-conditions are met.
  164. englanddg
  165. whyhistoryisimportant.com Never did shit with it. And, GoDaddy is pissing at me that I need to pay them again for it, and I'm debating it.
  166. infspire
  167. Therefore, yes, their invasion, annexation, and continued occupation is illegal.
  168. infspire
  169. englanddg: What geopolitical policy led Putin to conduct this illegal attack?
  170. infspire
  171. (There are many videos of him telling us his geopolitical strategy.)
  172. englanddg
  173. infspire - A better question is, who complained outside of strongly worded letters?
  174. infspire
  175. Relevance is not detected.
  176. englanddg
  177. Sure as hell wasn't the Obama administration.
  178. infspire
  179. englanddg: Putin has stated that he considers the collapse of the Soviet Union to be the worst event of the 20th century.
  180. englanddg
  181. They've controlled Crimea for a long time now.
  182. infspire
  183. englanddg: Putin has stated he wishes to reconstitute the Soviet Union.
  184. infspire
  185. englanddg: I put you on ignore for two weeks for repeated whataboutism.
  186. infspire
  187. Thank you.
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