Biden [...] has a solid history of changing his mind but only once it becomes politically convenient for him
You say that like it's a bad thing. Biden has sat himself in the center of his voterbase his entire career.
I see that as being a good thing for a democratically elected politician.
Denazification.
Vague
Demilitarization.
Vague
No application to NATO.
Ukraine made that deal when they gave up nukes, Here's Russia invading anyways
Independence for Luhansk and Donetsk.
No comment, shit's too complex
Recognition of Crimea as Russian territory.
"Just concede the most valuable part of your country as a gesture of good faith"
Shit, if all you have to do is park a fleet at a region and it's yours, I have been playing paradox games wrong this entire time
Russia has been using cluster munitions the entire war, and their bomblets have a 40% failure rate. US-made ones have a >3% failure rate. Point your criticism where it belongs
"Hypersonic"
Keep telling yourself that, Russia
American spy plane crew is too cowardly to handle a Chinese jet flying too close to them.
Uh yeah, pilots are famously shy and generally don't like it when other planes fly near them without asking
And then I presume the statue goes into a jar
Sort of feels like the attack on the colony was unplanned, and that the later Gorn ship was playing damage control while trying to figure out what happened.
That's consistent with what they theorized regarding the solar flares causing the first ship to attack the colony.
That's the best explanation I've heard, and I'm going to stick with it until a better one comes along
I'm liking the camo on that amphibious assault craft
I knew that deal on my Lockheed Martin freezer was too good to be true!
A valid reason to invade the US, according to some
You must be new to the internet.
There's nothing people like more than rehashing the 2016 and 2020 elections