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Xipe Totec

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4. Now, now, let's not be hasty. It's all about the terms.

Reply to NotHardly (Reply #1)

Wed Dec 25, 2024, 10:54 PM

Dec 25

For example, the terms could be for Putin to self defenestrate and return all occupied territories to Ukraine. That would be a reasonable set of conditions to end the war.

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Pope urges negotiations to end Ukraine-Russia war [View all] HereForTheParty Dec 25 OP

The Pope can f*ck right off ... he's a disgrace & POS NotHardly Dec 25 #1

Now, now, let's not be hasty. It's all about the terms. Xipe Totec Dec 25 #4

Putin cannot be trusted, he is a phycopath just like tRump. He will not be satisfied until he has destroyed yaesu Dec 26 #9

poke at the pope orleans Dec 25 #7

Maybe the Pope uncledad Dec 25 #2

Ug. SunSeeker Dec 25 #3

Nope, Pope. LudwigPastorius Dec 25 #5

Ukraine: Give us back everything you took, first sakabatou Dec 25 #6

Like negotiating with fascist republicans it will not end well. nt yaesu Dec 26 #8

Maybe the Pope should instead have the courage to condemn Putin and call for the withdrawal of all Russian forces... xocetaceans Dec 26 #10

Needs to... 2naSalit Dec 26 #11

Why should Ukraine negotiate with its invaders? travelingthrulife Dec 26 #12

Because the war can go on forever womanofthehills Dec 26 #13