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By *ovebjs OP   Man
over a year ago

Bristol

Do you think Putin by his actions are pushing Finland closer to NATO membership?

Reports of activity towards Finish border

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By *annaBeStrongMan
over a year ago

wokingham

Russia right now is NATOs biggest recruiter

Putin won’t touch Finland though. It’s suicide to do so.

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By *wisted999Man
over a year ago

North Bucks

Didn’t go well the last time the Russian invaded Finland.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Didn’t go well the last time the Russian invaded Finland.

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Don’t fuck with the Finns

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By *itzi999Woman
over a year ago

Slough


"Do you think Putin by his actions are pushing Finland closer to NATO membership?

Reports of activity towards Finish border "

Finland and Sweden applied for NATO membership last week! Finland was openly threatened by Russia for doing so.

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By *oubleswing2019Man
over a year ago

Colchester


"Do you think Putin by his actions are pushing Finland closer to NATO membership?

Reports of activity towards Finish border "

Yes.

Russia appear to be adopting the role of "abusive ex-partner", who are still stalking and trying to control what their ex does, who they meet, what self-determination they have, etc.

Finland became part of the Russian Empire from 1809 until its independence in 1917.

Russia have no claim there anymore.

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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago

Hot WIVES 01 March


"Do you think Putin by his actions are pushing Finland closer to NATO membership?

Reports of activity towards Finish border

Finland and Sweden applied for NATO membership last week! Finland was openly threatened by Russia for doing so. "

And could be members as soon as June 2022.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Russia won't do anything to Finland, especially while it is already engaged in Ukraine. Finland as a country has prepared for decades to deal with a Russian invasion and it's the main thing it's military is optimised to repel.

Russia does have a large amount of troops but they cannot all be used in a war, as many are used for defence purposes. There is a very big downside to being the biggest country by landmass in the world. It means you have more borders to protect.

Those units near Finland are anti-missile systems. They're intended to counter any potential NATO missiles that might be deployed there. That said, it's doubtful Finland would allow for foreign troops outside of an article 5 scenario.

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By *rFunBoyMan
over a year ago

Longridge

Like everything, too much info in the public domain.

It would have been better to announce they've joined and "not they are going to".

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By *ooo wet tight hornyWoman
over a year ago

lancashire

Why has no one taken Putin right out...like Obama did with Vin Laden? He's one Nasty man killing loads of innocent people, and also his troops rap*ing women...it's disgusting

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By *oubleswing2019Man
over a year ago

Colchester


"Why has no one taken Putin right out...like Obama did with Vin Laden? He's one Nasty man killing loads of innocent people, and also his troops rap*ing women...it's disgusting "

Because it's actually incredibly difficult, if not near impossible to do so.

History records at least 42 assassination plots against Hitler, with 6 coming to full-term fruition. Of those 6, all failed.

All world leaders will have their own "counter-intelligence" unit who protect the leader from threats and potential assassinations. This is why "plans" and "visits" are changed at the last moment.

It's not because said leader is incredibly disorganised, but rather their security detail is incredibly organised.

You cannot hit a moving target. Especially one who's planned movements change minute to minute. And who has a whole state infrastructure behind them to root out conspirators and other threats.

Osama bin Laden had nowhere near the support infrastructure Putin has.

He had a few loyalists to protect him, and a small compound where he thought he could lie low. That's ripe for a special forces op.

Putin is at the very least in one of several bunkers, with the combined forces of the Russian Federation protecting him. You cannot compare the two, nor imagine how impossible it is to "get to him".

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By *rFunBoyMan
over a year ago

Longridge

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By *rFunBoyMan
over a year ago

Longridge


"Why has no one taken Putin right out...like Obama did with Vin Laden? He's one Nasty man killing loads of innocent people, and also his troops rap*ing women...it's disgusting "

I'm sure they would love to, but..

1) It's against International Law.

2) It would provoke a response that might probably destroy the planet.

Only his own can do it without starting WW3, troubles brewing in his inner circle, just matter of time and for them to get to him first.

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By *yron69Man
over a year ago

Fareham

Russia has proven again that it is happy to crush its neighbours.

I can fully understand countries wanting to join an alliance to counter Russian aggression.

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By *ooo wet tight hornyWoman
over a year ago

lancashire


"Why has no one taken Putin right out...like Obama did with Vin Laden? He's one Nasty man killing loads of innocent people, and also his troops rap*ing women...it's disgusting

Because it's actually incredibly difficult, if not near impossible to do so.

History records at least 42 assassination plots against Hitler, with 6 coming to full-term fruition. Of those 6, all failed.

All world leaders will have their own "counter-intelligence" unit who protect the leader from threats and potential assassinations. This is why "plans" and "visits" are changed at the last moment.

It's not because said leader is incredibly disorganised, but rather their security detail is incredibly organised.

You cannot hit a moving target. Especially one who's planned movements change minute to minute. And who has a whole state infrastructure behind them to root out conspirators and other threats.

Osama bin Laden had nowhere near the support infrastructure Putin has.

He had a few loyalists to protect him, and a small compound where he thought he could lie low. That's ripe for a special forces op.

Putin is at the very least in one of several bunkers, with the combined forces of the Russian Federation protecting him. You cannot compare the two, nor imagine how impossible it is to "get to him".

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Ok thanks for explaining it so clearly, lets hope one of his own take the matter in to their own hands then.

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By *ary_ArgyllMan
over a year ago

Argyll

The Queen could invite him for a nice cup of tea and pop in a little polonium. Pretty sure be up for that if M16 asked nicely.

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By *amish SMan
over a year ago

Eastleigh

Expansion of borders only leaves more to monitor and larger areas to defend. I don't blame any country wanting to join NATO now with deranged Putin in charge, he clearly hasn't done the maths. If anything this is just a ploy to come down hard on his own people after 30 years of relative ease. When sanctions bite he'll be begging to sell his energy and mineral reserves to the world. Yes, he could sell to China, but if they don't start seeing the light in what an idiot Putin is they'll be suffering as the globe boycotts their goods. That reduces what they need to buy from their Russian friends.

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