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Holly Totten Crawford's avatar

I continue to be appalled at the "Big 3" (NATO, EU, and UN) and their deplorable lack of action to date. I don't understand how all those politicians can look at themselves in the mirror, or sleep well at night, knowing how their inaction has led to so many deaths and so much destruction. And how their continued 'blah-blah-blah' talking is not ending anything, nor will it, as Putin has never shown true willingness to end anything except on his terms of 'winner-take-all.'

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Ex Libris's avatar

History will hold their inaction or delayed reaction as responsible for some of the deaths and destruction. The fact that the Russian Orthodox Church has stated that Belarus and Ukraine should return to Russia says it all.

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ADL UK's avatar

I can't believe the fence sitters can justify the horrors that can only be described as inhuman and barbaric! I wake each day hoping someone somewhere can see Putin must be stopped before Ukraine is pulverised and its remaining citizens anialated! Sounds melodramatic but how else can this war end if no one can walk the walk instead of talk the useless talks!? So much evil is now emerging of the atrocities, and much more to reveal as this war goes on. How much longer can this war be watched and observed without positive action?

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TriciaH2K's avatar

The only person who actually dared to say what every sane person in the world must think about Putin was Jo Biden, in a rare moment of clarity. He stated that Putin must be removed from power and was immediately subjected to a hysterical cascade of criticism from other world leaders. The result was he had to backtrack and apologise. But who amongst us would not agree that this catastrophe will continue unabated all the time Putin remains in power? Emperor’s new clothes writ large.

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M.M.'s avatar

EL - As I said in response to your earlier summary, this is evil genocide.

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