Comments by "marre sjepie" (@marresjepie1887) on "Jake Broe"
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Yes.. and no. The Netherlands leased their ówn old 2A6 tanks back from Germany. It's just a weird financial construct that made repair and support cheaper, because that's on Germany's wallet. So, the tanks were 'gone' for a bit, but are back via a lease. It's a noodle-scratcher, but it works. Unlikely the Dutch will give away those tanks, indeed, since they're only 'partially' theirs..By the by, The Dutch also sold a significant amount of older 2A4 Leo's to Turkey. The Dutch dìd, however, send a significant bunch of their PzH2000 Mobile Howitzers and ammo to Ukraine. For such a tiny, tìny country, they did a lot to help Ukraine defend itself from the orc-invasion..
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I'm really afraid that NATO has no àctual clue about Moscow's demented look on "power" and "weakness" NATO's mealy-mouthed non-answers will absolutely be seen as utter weakness by Putain and the orc hordes, giving them a free pass to, say, demand they keep Crimea if they'd ever sign a peace deal. What's more galling, is that they never listened to the former Soviet countries now ìn NATO. They've warned, repeatedly, and loudly that the 'Western Way of Thinking" Does. Not. Work. towards Moscow. It never did. I detèst Reagan, but he had one thing absolutely right: A mentality of "We'll wipe you of the face of the earth if you even lóok the wrong way towards us, so get to the negotiating table before I lose my patience" That he clearly ventilated.
In the end there's -sadly, only óne actual solution to this whole affair : Utter obliteration of Russia/Moscovi, economically, as well as militarily. Brutal force and violence is the ónly language Moscovi understands. It has been as such since the first Tsar had his bum on a throne. Western "enlightenment" and "peace through trade" wholly escapes orcistan. They see that as weakness, and 'people ripe for the plucking'
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