"...I hate you conspiracy theorists that ignore the obvious facts ..."
Do you hate yourself also? Because you ignore the facts all the time.
Some of which are:
- Expansionist NATO policies are a direct result for the Russia-Ukraine conflict. I've provided plenty of evidence, links to sources and links to various politicians' statements (including Jan Stoltenberg, William J Burns (CIA director) and others. All of whom are talking about the same thing. NATO's expansion closer towards Russian borders, esecially expansion into Ukraine, was viewed as a threat to Russian security. NATO knew about it. Dozens of politicians knew about it and warned NATO about this exact scenario for a couple of decades at least, that NATO's meddling in Ukraine would first result in a civil war, and then would force Russia to intervene.
- The Ukrainian government had plenty of chances to avoid this war. Latest ones being Minsk agreements. Which it ignored completely. But then again, some of the Western politicians (eg Merkel) admitted the fact that nobody (EU/Ukraine) were never going to take the Minsk agreements seriously. And the only reason this whole thing was done, was to give Ukraine more time (so they can repare for war?)
- The Ukrainian government had a chance to STOP this war during the March/April 2022 negotiations. Which according to Davyd Arakhamia, Naftanil Bennett, Gerhard Schroeder - were sabotaged by US/UK/NATO. The one major thing that Russia was asking for during those negotiations was for Ukraine to remain neutral and non-aligned with NATO. Russia was not asking for land. US/UK/NATO told Ukraine not to sign, promising it infinite support, which would lead to a quick victory. This obviously did not eventuate, because here we are, two years later. Hundreds of thousands dead. Territory lost. And now US is advising Ukraine to shift it's military strategy to defence. Obviously they realized that their plans for a quick victory have failed. And there's only so much money that they can loan to Ukraine. Just like a bank wouldn't keep loaning you money, when they know that you can't possibly repay it any time soon.
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