Eurobarometer survey in August found a decline in the number of Europeans who support Ukraine aid.
Total support for providing Ukraine with military funding fell from 67 to 48 percent over the same period.
No wonder Putin thinks he can push forward and restore the Soviet Union.
It's like treating drug addicts. Who wants to save someone who doesn't want to save themself?
On 10/1/23 6:22 PM, ScottW wrote:
Eurobarometer survey in August found a decline in the number of Europeans who support Ukraine aid.
Total support for providing Ukraine with military funding fell from 67 to 48 percent over the same period.
No wonder Putin thinks he can push forward and restore the Soviet Union. It's like treating drug addicts. Who wants to save someone who doesn't want to save themself?I have some bad news for you concerning Republican members of Congress.
On Monday, October 2, 2023 at 7:55:32 AM UTC-7, mINE109 wrote:
On 10/1/23 6:22 PM, ScottW wrote:
Eurobarometer survey in August found a decline in the number ofI have some bad news for you concerning Republican members of
Europeans who support Ukraine aid.
Total support for providing Ukraine with military funding fell
from 67 to 48 percent over the same period.
No wonder Putin thinks he can push forward and restore the Soviet
Union. It's like treating drug addicts. Who wants to save someone
who doesn't want to save themself?
Congress.
They have a better argument than the Europeans, even though I still
don't agree with less funding.
Here's a bunch of malarky. Much of the equipment supplied is in
storage destined for scrap. But our DoD in it's wisdom didn't want to
write it off the books and take the scrap costs. So it hits the books
at full value when sent to Ukraine. They run the DoD like it's a
corporation facing tax audits. It's nuts.
On 10/2/23 10:41 AM, ScottW wrote:
On Monday, October 2, 2023 at 7:55:32 AM UTC-7, mINE109 wrote:
On 10/1/23 6:22 PM, ScottW wrote:
Eurobarometer survey in August found a decline in the number ofI have some bad news for you concerning Republican members of
Europeans who support Ukraine aid.
Total support for providing Ukraine with military funding fell
from 67 to 48 percent over the same period.
No wonder Putin thinks he can push forward and restore the Soviet
Union. It's like treating drug addicts. Who wants to save someone
who doesn't want to save themself?
Congress.
They have a better argument than the Europeans, even though I stillWhat's the better argument for no funding?
don't agree with less funding.
Here's a bunch of malarky. Much of the equipment supplied is inIsn't it still worth full value until it's scrapped?
storage destined for scrap. But our DoD in it's wisdom didn't want to write it off the books and take the scrap costs. So it hits the books
at full value when sent to Ukraine. They run the DoD like it's a corporation facing tax audits. It's nuts.
Here's a bunch of malarky. Much of the equipment supplied is inIsn't it still worth full value until it's scrapped?
storage destined for scrap. But our DoD in it's wisdom didn't want to
write it off the books and take the scrap costs. So it hits the books
at full value when sent to Ukraine. They run the DoD like it's a corporation facing tax audits. It's nuts.
On Monday, October 2, 2023 at 10:16:12 AM UTC-7, mINE109 wrote:
On 10/2/23 10:41 AM, ScottW wrote:
On Monday, October 2, 2023 at 7:55:32 AM UTC-7, mINE109 wrote:What's the better argument for no funding?
On 10/1/23 6:22 PM, ScottW wrote:
Eurobarometer survey in August found a decline in the number ofI have some bad news for you concerning Republican members of
Europeans who support Ukraine aid.
Total support for providing Ukraine with military funding fell
from 67 to 48 percent over the same period.
No wonder Putin thinks he can push forward and restore the Soviet
Union. It's like treating drug addicts. Who wants to save someone
who doesn't want to save themself?
Congress.
They have a better argument than the Europeans, even though I still
don't agree with less funding.
We don't face a russian army on our border.
Was it really that hard for you?
Here's a bunch of malarky. Much of the equipment supplied is inIsn't it still worth full value until it's scrapped?
storage destined for scrap. But our DoD in it's wisdom didn't want to
write it off the books and take the scrap costs. So it hits the books
at full value when sent to Ukraine. They run the DoD like it's a
corporation facing tax audits. It's nuts.
With that logic what do we need a defense budget for?
It's all break even.
mINE109 wrote:
Witless has told us many times that they and only they are the expert
Here's a bunch of malarky. Much of the equipment supplied is inIsn't it still worth full value until it's scrapped?
storage destined for scrap. But our DoD in it's wisdom didn't want to
write it off the books and take the scrap costs. So it hits the books
at full value when sent to Ukraine. They run the DoD like it's a
corporation facing tax audits. It's nuts.
on big corporation stuff. That obviously includes tax-dodging chicanery.
The mutt's fixation on depreciation is probably a loony rationalization
for why QC sacked them some years ago.
He's welcome to his hard-won knowledge of office politics andIsn't it still worth full value until it's scrapped?Witless has told us many times that they and only they are the expert
on big corporation stuff. That obviously includes tax-dodging chicanery. The mutt's fixation on depreciation is probably a loony rationalization
for why QC sacked them some years ago.
procedures. Remember how determined he was to assert that he paid a
higher tax rate than someone self-employed with the same income?
Say, whatever happened to that Dilbert guy? I still chuckle over those
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