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Macron vows to prevent Russia from winning war in Ukraine

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after french failure in Mali,recent "successful" visit of Algeria now this...go there Emmanuel and stop bad bad russians ! lead by great example!/irony off/

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Idiot, Russia has already won.

Massive new markets, close ties the China and most of the worlds economy, Rubble at an all time high, over three quarters of the worlds countries supporting Russia…

Europe, USA, Japan…record inflation, recession, power blackouts and street riots expected by winter, debt, rise of nazism, poverty, the list goes on. And on.

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Massive new markets, close ties the China and most of the worlds economy, Rubble at an all time high

What good is a "rubble" if the only things you can buy are Russian and Chinese?

I'd rather be poor in America.

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Russia has already won.

Sure. Fingers crossed it keeps on “winning” like this…

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Quote: negotiated peace.

Like the French did when the Nazis rolled across the border?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vichy_France

That's what you might expect from Macron.

Send insurgents to Moscow, target Putin and the Russian parliament. Start destroying Moscow's power and water systems. Put a bit of stick about. Then be ready to detonate some Russian nuclear power stations if they don't pull out.

War is not a game. Putin will never take you seriously unless he knows you will target him, his government and his country, and stop at nothing.

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Thank you, France! You guys know as well as anyone the dangers of wars of aggression to the world order.

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