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Still waiting for him to declare ‘surrender’ aloud.
Putin catching up with what the rest of the world knows just means he plans to fuck up faster,... >

If he lost 100k troops on easy mode, I hate to think what kinda damage he's going to do to his country when he turns it up. If I'm Russian I don't know what the fuck I'm still doing in that country. >

It is not that simple to walk out of Russia. >

Are you saying the movie 'The Way Back' lied to me? >

When I crossed the border from Norway in 2010, the easiest part was to get in. To get out of Russia we stood in line for 3 hours. The borderguards checked us throughly. >

No declaration of "war". More like an admission that it is a war:
“Our goal is not to spin this flywheel of a military conflict, but, on the contrary, to end this war"
The actual declaration of war was calling it a "special operation" in the first place. >

The whole idea of getting caught up in semantics like "special operation" is pretty silly.  Everyone can see through the bullshit, they know it's a war. >

The US Congress hasn't made a declaration of war since 1941. We always dance around calling them "wars." We try to make them sound like playdates. >

Dinner With Saddam >

Operation Salisbury Steak Day >

Korean BBQ Police Action >

So, will Putin now get arrested and send to a labor camp because he didn't call the war "special operation"? >

Putin would probably respond with something along the lines of "Russia had a special military operation until Ukraine started the war." In other words, it wasn't a war until Ukraine fought back. Now it's Ukraine's fault that it's a war and Russia is just the victim.
Makes about as much sense as any other Russian propaganda. >

Putin is the internet explorer of dictators. >

He's the Windows ME of dictators. >

Microsoft Bob