I wouldn't be surprised if Zelensky ends up at the Hague ...

[dogtag]

When this war ends, which it will and the dust settles, maybe the
Ukrainian people will figure out that their towns, villages and their
loved ones died purely as a result of their leader's ego. Faced with
invasion he refused to give up his forlorn hope of NATO membership
even though he knew it was not offered and never would be. He has
finally admitted that he will never get NATO membership His once
proud country is now largely ruined with Russia controlling much of
it's territory and more importantly it's access to the sea Their sea ports
are their livelihood - or were. How do they export their wheat and import
their other needs without Russia's say so ? Another thing to consider
is the resulting world chaos the war has caused which will be long lasting.
I'm the lone voice here who thinks Zelensky committed a war crime. Others
here think him a hero. It will be what his people think and what history
writes that will eventually tell.

[dryheat]

I can see your point but it's the Patton's and Shermans ect. that end up in paintings.

[dogtag]

Heroes live forever in paintings and books, but so do Villains.
Think about many times Hitler gets mentioned

[togor]

DT I think you got your Slavs mixed up. We're cheering Volodomyr, booing Vladimir. It's an easy mistake to make and doesn't necessarily mean someone is losing it.

[dogtag]

DT I think you got your Slavs mixed up. We're cheering Volodomyr, booing Vladimir. It's an easy mistake to make and doesn't necessarily mean someone is losing it.

I haven't the faintest idea what you're talking about. Nothing new about that.

[bruce]

Just for the record ... in fairy tales, you kill a vampire w/ a stake through the heart. In real life, a bullet works well. So does a bit of radioactive stuff put in a meal. All sorts of ways Vlad can become room temperature. Here's to Zelenskeyy toasting NATO and Vlad turning over in his grave. Sincerely. bruce.