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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (195720)	1/31/2023 8:59:47 PM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 218068

Re <<TJ that looks like a taunt = Ben Hodges describing how to conquer Crimea>> ... was to help you reactivate occasion cafe visit :0) Re <<I did think about your young days in the pig sty accommodation and Jack the Youngest's pool, views, poolside luxury drink, accommodations, jet set lifestyle to exotic islands and everywhere.>> ... do not miss out on Jack's training Message 34145930 .. even as somewhat different from the Coconut's conditioning Message 34128430 ... the latest is that the Coconut deciding whether to join a sorority to do good together w/ seemingly like-minded, and so one-on-one food- / thought- sharing, the works. She is struggling with the idea as has just been accepted and about to go to formal 'bid reveal' - a sort of sorting-hat action where the done gets done-done. The outfit promises no-hazing of any sort, and she really likes some of the prospective big sisters and fellowette pledges. Let's see. ... as to me, I loved my upbringing, as I started to see the world starting age 4, and / but got caught short same way as I late got caught short in Cape Town at onset of Covid. My takeaway lesson if distilled down to one word would be 'GOLD', and if two words, "Distributed Gold". If a few words. more, then "Enjoy whatever life has to throw at one" Re <<So I'm not taking the bait just now. But herewith brief comment>> ... shall keep you updated occasionally, as Crimea and such should be interesting 2023.

To: Maurice Winn who wrote (195720)	2/1/2023 6:05:58 AM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 218068

Re <<taunt>> Coming up, now that thuggish Lavrov refused to pay attention to message of USA State Dept, selfish S Korea ignored pleading from Nato, and disingenuous Brazil demurred from German ask, let us see what if anything Blinken has to say when he visits CPC China-China-China I appreciate the Quincy Institute discourse Below posted earlier and I listened this day Message 34174959 Here is what Russia had to say about what the US had to say ... “We still don’t see anything [new] in Madame Nuland’s words. We are absolutely not inclined to exaggerate their importance,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters at the time, adding that the remarks once again showed “the lack of flexibility in the position of the US.” rt.com Lavrov reveals message from Blinken US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has conveyed a fresh message to Moscow on the ongoing conflict with Ukraine, although the statement offered nothing of value, according to Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov. Russia’s top diplomat made the remarks on Tuesday following talks with his Egyptian counterpart, Sameh Shoukry. While Moscow has been always ready to hear a “serious proposal” from Washington “aimed at resolving the current situation,” the message from Blinken contained no such information, Lavrov stated. “Minister [Shoukry] said that he conveyed a certain message from Secretary of State Blinken, who was recently on a visit to Cairo. I can confirm that,” Lavrov said. The Russian diplomat added that the message once again urged Moscow to “stop” and “leave,” and “then everything will be fine.” The real goals of the US and the collective West, however, have been articulated much more clearly by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, Lavrov continued. “In one of his speeches, he said that Russia must lose, Russia must be defeated, and the West cannot allow Ukraine to lose, because then the West will lose. And the whole world will lose,” Lavrov explained, referring to the NATO chief’s comments. “That is, he took it upon himself to speak not only on behalf of three-dozen NATO members, but also on behalf of all other countries of the world, [including] Asia, Africa, and Latin America.” READ MORE: Nuland reveals what Russia 'must do' for sanctions relief Multiple senior US officials have repeatedly urged Moscow to end its military campaign in Ukraine, as well as to cede the former Ukrainian territories which were incorporated into Russia following referendums. US Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs Victoria Nuland signaled last week that doing so might prompt Washington to consider easing anti-Russian sanctions. The proposal, however, was dismissed in Moscow. “We still don’t see anything [new] in Madame Nuland’s words. We are absolutely not inclined to exaggerate their importance,” Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov told reporters at the time, adding that the remarks once again showed “the lack of flexibility in the position of the US.” Russia sent troops into Ukraine on February 24, 2022, citing Kiev’s failure to implement the Minsk agreements, which were designed to give Donetsk and Lugansk special status within the Ukrainian state. The protocols, brokered by Germany and France, were first signed in 2014. Former Ukrainian President Pyotr Poroshenko has since admitted that Kiev’s main goal was to use the agreement to buy time and “create powerful armed forces.” The idea was confirmed by then-Chancellor of Germany Angela Merkel and then-President of France Francois Hollande.