Deconstructing the NATO Expansion Lie of the Russians

HDGristle's Avatar
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWK_euAwrMk?si

Let's discuss the Russian propaganda regarding NATO expansion, which never made it into any treaties or written agreements.

For those of you who believe Russia, show your cards and explain how Russia is correct.

For those who don't believe Russia, what do you point to that shows why their argument is bullshit? My cards are above. Pole holes as you feel needed.
bambino's Avatar
I keep showing you the CARDS. You refuse to accept the truth. But that’s no suprise.

https://www.latimes.com/opinion/op-e...nap-story.html

Memos, documents etc

NATO and Baker lied, people died
HDGristle's Avatar
What you're saying is acknowledged by my position and immaterial.

Your documents establish the verbal record that never made it into the final agreement
onawbtngr546's Avatar
Bam, can you answer two questions?


How does deconstructing NATO benefit Russia?


Why would we want to benefit Russia?
HDGristle's Avatar
bambino's Avatar
bambino's Avatar
Bam, can you answer two questions?


How does deconstructing NATO benefit Russia?


Why would we want to benefit Russia? Originally Posted by onawbtngr546
PM Mr Gristle and have him explain what he meant by saying “deconstructing the NATO lie”.
HDGristle's Avatar
You can do better, Bam. Try again. 12 steps behind Ona here
bambino's Avatar
You can do better, Bam. Try again. 12 steps behind Ona here Originally Posted by HDGristle
No I’m not. NATO lied, people died. Then the US did a regime change in the Ukraine. Putin didn’t have a choice. You’re wrong, I’m right. Continue on with your twaddle.
HDGristle's Avatar
Even Gorby disagreed with you. As did Yeltsin. Show us the written agreement that backs up your point. Not the readouts of the preamble. Look at it with a contemporaneous understanding of who controlled what at the time.
bambino's Avatar
Even Gorby disagreed with you. As did Yeltsin. Show us the written agreement that backs up your point. Not the readouts of the preamble. Look at it with a contemporaneous understanding of who controlled what at the time. Originally Posted by HDGristle
One last time Mr Gristle, listen to Professor Sachs. He knows more than you.

https://x.com/steigerworld/status/18...543282549?s=42

If you think NATO and the US have been trustworthy, you’re naive. But I already knew that. CYA
onawbtngr546's Avatar
Guys think NATO is evil, but keep forgetting that the united states is the ONLY COUNTRY, EVER, IN THE ENTIRE HISTORY OF NATO to activate and mobilize the united forces.


That happened after September 11th 2001.
You know, when Europe stood strong with us after the biggest terrorist attack on the country in recorded history?


But yea comrade. NATO is bad.
HDGristle's Avatar
One last time Mr Gristle, listen to Professor Sachs. He knows more than you.

https://x.com/steigerworld/status/18...543282549?s=42

If you think NATO and the US have been trustworthy, you’re naive. But I already knew that. CYA Originally Posted by bambino
Got it. You keep pointing to Sachs without addressing the verifiable reality that no written signed agreement exists.

Even Nigel Farage disagrees with you

Appreciate the bump
The_Waco_Kid's Avatar
What you're saying is acknowledged by my position and immaterial.

Your documents establish the verbal record that never made it into the final agreement Originally Posted by HDGristle
https://www.chathamhouse.org/2021/05...ld-not-enlarge Originally Posted by HDGristle

your liberal thinktank actually confirms Russia had concerns about NATO expansion. the fact that no formal agreement was ever signed means nothing considering how Baker and others involved went out of their way to make these assurances.and the US did make such assurances.


NATO's involvement is regional conflicts like Kosovo after German reunification created distrust of NATO by Russia.


that was cited in your liberal thinktank "opinion" and like all liberal thinktanks it's always the same thing isn't it?


"Russia EVIL, NATO GOOD!"


Russia is not Evil nor are they good. same as NATO.
HDGristle's Avatar
I'm aware that Russia had concerns. Not relevant to their obligations to project the sovereignty of Ukraine and violation thereof as NATO expansion wasn't built into the agreements and was abandoned as the deal was worked out.

Follow the breadcrumbs, Waco. We can point to quite a bit on this. Especially once you consider where the lines were drawn and what was actually agreed to. Gorby's own words.