Europe Backdrop to the war in Ukraine

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How much more than starmer trump macron trudeau?

Why are you asking? Different electoral systems.



None of the leaders you mentioned would get anywhere near a 80 + percent vote. That sort of thing generally happens in dictatorships.


Even Kim Jong's elections claim some opposition to him.


What is clear is the electoral system in Russia and Belarus is farcical.
 

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No better thread to discuss these, but the wave of anti-Russian sentiment we're seeing in Eastern Europe at the moment is a sight to behold.

Hundreds of thousands protesting in Slovakia against what they see as a pro-Putin Prime Minister disrespecting the wishes of the populace;


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Similar protests in Moldova around the time of/leading up to their election;


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There's massive anti-government protests in Serbia too, although the catalyst for those protests is not specifically anti-Russian in nature, it is undeniable that Serbia's government is pro-Russian and there's an element that can't be ignored;


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And there's been big pro-Europe protests in Georgia too;


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Serbia. Moldova. Slovakia. Georgia. What a spectacular indictment on Putin's strategy that he's emboldened almost all of Eastern Europe against Russia.
 
Why are you asking? Different electoral systems.



None of the leaders you mentioned would get anywhere near a 80 + percent vote. That sort of thing generally happens in dictatorships.


Even Kim Jong's elections claim some opposition to him.


What is clear is the electoral system in Russia and Belarus is farcical.
Mark McGowan pulled in 82.8% of the primary vote and 87.7% of the two party proffered in his electorate in the 2021 WA State Election. Old Potatoshenko would be proud of that sort of result.
 
Why are you asking? Different electoral systems.



None of the leaders you mentioned would get anywhere near a 80 + percent vote. That sort of thing generally happens in dictatorships.


Even Kim Jong's elections claim some opposition to him.


What is clear is the electoral system in Russia and Belarus is farcical.
Its a farce because they voted for the wrong person according to the west😂😂😂
 
No better thread to discuss these, but the wave of anti-Russian sentiment we're seeing in Eastern Europe at the moment is a sight to behold.

Hundreds of thousands protesting in Slovakia against what they see as a pro-Putin Prime Minister disrespecting the wishes of the populace;


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Similar protests in Moldova around the time of/leading up to their election;


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There's massive anti-government protests in Serbia too, although the catalyst for those protests is not specifically anti-Russian in nature, it is undeniable that Serbia's government is pro-Russian and there's an element that can't be ignored;


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And there's been big pro-Europe protests in Georgia too;


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Serbia. Moldova. Slovakia. Georgia. What a spectacular indictment on Putin's strategy that he's emboldened almost all of Eastern Europe against Russia.
Slovakia loves democracy so much they tried to assassinate its leader!!!
 
Why are you asking? Different electoral systems.



None of the leaders you mentioned would get anywhere near a 80 + percent vote. That sort of thing generally happens in dictatorships.


Even Kim Jong's elections claim some opposition to him.


What is clear is the electoral system in Russia and Belarus is farcical.
As farcical as western electoral system
 

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Where does a coup fit in with democracy ?? You have limited understanding on these events
It doesn't. Unfortunately, after Ukraine rebuffed Russia's attempt to coerce it into economic agreements it didn't want, there was an invasion and coups orchestrated by Russia, not known for democracy.
 
It doesn't. Unfortunately, after Ukraine rebuffed Russia's attempt to coerce it into economic agreements it didn't want, there was an invasion and coups orchestrated by Russia, not known for democracy.
OMG lots wrong with that. Yanukovych turned to russia for economic ties after european union added extra conditions he saw as unacceptable.
 
OMG lots wrong with that. Yanukovych turned to russia for economic ties after european union added extra conditions he saw as unacceptable.
Please quote some of those extra conditions.
 
Hey Green Hammer I'm going to take a wild guess about some of your opinions. You tell me how many of these I guessed correctly okay?
  • Dislikes the Democrats in the US
  • Dislikes "the West"
  • Loves Elon Musk
  • Loves Bitcoin
  • Hates Covid vaccinations
  • Hates Covid lockdowns
  • Hates the Labor party in Australia
  • Likes guns
  • Doesn't like Trans people
  • Supported Brexit
I'm guessing I scored a minimum 7/10

Let me know.
 
Hey Green Hammer I'm going to take a wild guess about some of your opinions. You tell me how many of these I guessed correctly okay?
  • Dislikes the Democrats in the US
  • Dislikes "the West"
  • Loves Elon Musk
  • Loves Bitcoin
  • Hates Covid vaccinations
  • Hates Covid lockdowns
  • Hates the Labor party in Australia
  • Likes guns
  • Doesn't like Trans people
  • Supported Brexit
I'm guessing I scored a minimum 7/10

Let me know.
How right wing can you be in asking this
 
Is this new to you Mobbs?
No it's not new to me. People come here making claims and then failing to back it up all the time. Anything but new.
 

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