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There are good strategic reasons for the West to continue supporting Ukraine. Should Putin's gamble pay off for him, his advisors have already begun saying how poorly ethnic Russians in Moldova, Estonia, Latvia and other places are being treated and that they need to be rescued. This is not idle talk and even the Poles. Bulgarians and Romanians are worried. From credible reports, as much as 80% of Russian military equipment and well over 100,000 troops are disabled and this is good news, but Putin is monomaniacal about pursuing his imperial objectives regardless of the cost.

Brad Wall is adored by the conservatives because he is one of the few elected leaders who have not covered themselves with excrement before they retired, so he is the shining ideal. This knowledge, if widely disseminated, ought to take some of the shine off him. Well that was both inevitable and predicted starting with the "free man in the land/ sovereign citizen" ideology that first presented itself some 25 years ago and culminated with the "Queen of Canda"- Romana Didulo. There is absolutely zero legal basis for any of this but some choose to believe what they wish, even it is a fantasy.

The Russians under Putin have been chipping away at Ukraine for decades with the aim of reducing it to a rump state, which would have to depend on Russia and eventually become a province. Had they stopped at Donetsk and Crimea, they might have gotten away with it, but greed and arrogance has led Putin to try for a much larger grab. With all the new military equipment flooding into Ukraine, and the demoralized state of the Russian military, Ukraine has a good chance of regaining the lost territory. There is good evidence that Putin in unwell- cancer or Parkinson's and his death would change everything. The Russian oligarchs are really chafing at the restrictions and losses they are forced to undergo and will take that for only so long.

The net effect of his quickness and elusiveness was still little better than Oliveira or Augustine. The logical conclusion is that the O-line has to do better, With the opposition not respecting the running game, the linebackers can drop into coverage and disrupt the the only passing game have- the short and medium passes. So the offence suffers.

McRae was better than our homebrew RBs but not by much. The problem lies elsewhere.

But the Bomber offence could not consistently take advantage of what was apparently seen by Buck. So the offence wasn't clueless but helpless?

Would probably need a faith healer to raise the dead.

Bombers are gonna have to see a proctologist to get that horseshoe removed.

Bombers richly deserve this outcome.

MBT has outplayed Collaros this half.

Starting to think we need a deep threat, and soon. Is Agudosi the answer?

Seems to me that Oliveira is running harder now.

Still no holes for Oliveira

Its been said before in this thread, but we are gonna get KILLED by the Lions next game. Neither the defence nor the offence are shining.

#8 for the Argos is making quite a name for himself- you could say he is becoming famous.

Lordy, but that play was telegraphed.

I think the jury is still out on that.

Hard for Thomas to tackle while he's being tackled.

Reasonably well in 3rd quarter

Don't blame Oliveira for a bad o-line Time for a hurryup offence?

Looks like Argos are gonna pound it but WE GOT A TURNOVER!!!!

Argos going after Rose with success.

The next TD will probably decide the game.

Bomber offence becoming moribund.

Disagree, but the longer we let them hang in there, the greater the chance they might get lucky and win.