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To: ig who wrote (759607)	3/17/2022 6:20:12 PM
From: DinoNavarre	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793606

Thanks ig.... I wonder if going back 10/15 years, that LB's thoughts maybe were to shun the whole Ukrainian/Russian situation...??? Not get involved...???

To: ig who wrote (759607)	3/17/2022 9:19:48 PM
From: didjuneau	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793606

Well he got his seaport. I guess he wants it safer to develop as a naval port. Crimea is in a tight spot with water from Ukraine cut off. I think the Russians blasted the canal dam first thing to get the water flowing again. The longer Zelenskyy waits, the more backfill in population of Russians will happen. They're going to have to run a two language government like Canada. I was shocked when I visited Tucson. The freeway to the Mexico border didn't even have English signs.

To: ig who wrote (759607)	3/17/2022 9:37:21 PM
From: didjuneau	Respond to of 793606

The longer Zelenskyy waits, the more backfill in population of Russians will happen. They're going to have to run a two language government like Canada. I was shocked when I visited Tucson. The freeway to the Mexico border didn't even have English signs. Time to update the Internet? duckduckgo.com Oops - finally ran into the "Don't hit back" repeat problem, so might as well not waste it. The replies and previous discussion to LindyBill's post about eastern Ukraine last year are good too. Thanks for digging it up.