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To: marcher who wrote (184134)	2/17/2022 6:59:18 PM
From: maceng2	1 Recommendation Recommended By marcher Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218125

I think she would make a good USA president. bwdik -g-

To: marcher who wrote (184134)	2/17/2022 7:34:21 PM
From: TobagoJack	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218125

... whereas POTUS seems to like sensing I think I understand him :0)))) In any case, for all I know the Russians might after all invade, but even if should be so, there is a difference between sensing and baiting / inciting, but we will cross that bridge when we have to, and gold seems to be saying 'we have to' zerohedge.com This Time Biden "Senses" Russia Will Invade Ukraine In "Next Several Days" Apparently undeterred after being flat out wrong on every other recent "imminent" Russian invasion of Ukraine prediction, President Joe Biden on Thursday has issued yet another timeline specific statement regarding the "when" of a Russian offensive. He said it will happen "within the next several days". And now not not even bothering to cite US intelligence or the Pentagon (perhaps his own intel community has started distancing itself from the endless stream of false predictions?), the president said this is his "sense". According to Axios: President Biden told reporters Thursday that his "sense" is that Russia will invade Ukraine "within the next several days," as troops and supplies continue to arrive at the border and international monitors report shelling across the line of contact in eastern Ukraine. Biden previously relying on his "senses". Calling the risk "very high", Biden explained that he sees "Every indication that we have is that they are prepared to go into Ukraine, attack Ukraine." CNN reported that when pressed for more details or evidence, he offered this: Pressed on whether he believes an attack will happen, and if so, when, Biden said, "Yes. My sense is it will happen in the next several days." But as has been the usual mantra to cover tracks in the likely instance that an invasion will not actually materialize (and as has been the case with every other prediction, particularly the Feb.16 date previously floated which has come and gone), he stressed there's still a "path to diplomacy." BREAKING: Pres. Biden tells @CeciliaVega that he thinks Russian leader Vladimir Putin will invade Ukraine “in the next several days.” https://t.co/hHpxQUtZbn pic.twitter.com/2rvlCUIqwU — ABC News (@ABC) February 17, 2022 However, Axios noted of his words, "he has no plans to reach out to Russian President Vladimir Putin." With the latest Russian move to expel the US Embassy in Moscow's #2 highest diplomat, the prospect for dialogue and diplomatic resolution is indeed getting dimmer. Meanwhile, it appears much of the 'false start' headlines of the past weeks have been driven by emotions and what people in powerful places "sense"... The Deputy Head of the Atlantic Council, NATO’s de-facto think tank, says predictions about a “Russian invasion” were based on her emotions. Her emotions. She FELT that Russia would invade. So journalists globally reprinted her https://t.co/LYJPslpuqW — Murad Gazdiev (@MuradGazdiev) February 17, 2022