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empyreal
post Dec 2 2025, 01:55 PM

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QUOTE(smsid @ Dec 2 2025, 01:43 PM)
Lol everything also need to be spoonfeed.

You read the link I provided from NATO's own page, the first paragraph:

https://www.nato.int/en/what-we-do/deterren...licy-and-forces

Core components, understood?
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yet nothing said it plans to add more nukes, place nukes closer to any countries, nor highly recommends. all your own words.

in fact, the page says:

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NATO is fully committed to arms control, disarmament and non-proliferation. Since the height of the Cold War, it has reduced the size of its land-based nuclear weapons stockpile by over 90 per cent, reducing the number of nuclear weapons stationed in Europe and its reliance on nuclear weapons in strategy.


there's fewer nukes than before. so how?
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post Dec 2 2025, 02:03 PM

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QUOTE(empyreal @ Dec 2 2025, 01:55 PM)
yet nothing said it plans to add more nukes, place nukes closer to any countries, nor highly recommends. all your own words.

in fact, the page says:
there's fewer nukes than before. so how?
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The core component to make an ICE car to drive is what?

Fuel? Engine? Wheels?

If you take out one of the core components, does the ICE car work?

Then all 3 are highly recommended to make the ICE car work right?

So the core components translate to highly recommended.

And now ICE cars are fewer with EVs in the market.

Everything also needs to be spoonfed, unbelievable.

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QUOTE(smsid @ Dec 2 2025, 02:03 PM)
The core component to make an ICE car to drive is what?

Fuel? Engine? Wheels?

If you take out one of the core components, does the ICE car work?

Then all 3 are highly recommended to make the ICE car work right?

So the core components translate to highly recommended.

And now ICE cars are fewer with EVs in the market.

Everything also needs to be spoonfed, unbelievable.
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so youre just going to gloss over the 90% reduction in nukes eh?
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post Dec 2 2025, 02:15 PM

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QUOTE(empyreal @ Dec 2 2025, 02:07 PM)
so youre just going to gloss over the 90% reduction in nukes eh?
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I already answered the highly recommended part, now you are trying to shift the goal post again.

Core components, but now many new weapons have been invented, see Ukraine has been the battleground to test out all these new weapons and clear out old stockpile by NATO.

But weird thing is, Ukraine didn't even join NATO yet.
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ukraine must now felt like a reused condom
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QUOTE(smsid @ Dec 2 2025, 02:15 PM)
I already answered the highly recommended part, now you are trying to shift the goal post again.

Core components, but now many new weapons have been invented, see Ukraine has been the battleground to test out all these new weapons and clear out old stockpile by NATO.

But weird thing is, Ukraine didn't even join NATO yet.
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Nope, you literally had to make up a definition on a page that doesnt match your argument, then ignoring the fact that the rest of the page doesnt match your 'definition'. How is it 'highly recommended' but you reduce yhe number of nukes?

Using your example of a car, an engine is a core component of a car but it doesnt mean that it becomes "highly recommended" to slap on six more engines on your car. That is a retarded argument.

So assuming youre not driving around a car with 6 engines and 17 wheels, i think a normal person wouldnt equate 'core component' with 'highly recommended'.
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QUOTE(empyreal @ Dec 2 2025, 02:26 PM)
Nope, you literally had to make up a definition on a page that doesnt match your argument, then ignoring the fact that the rest of the page doesnt match your 'definition'. How is it 'highly recommended' but you reduce yhe number of nukes?

Using your example of a car, an engine is a core component of a car but it doesnt mean that it becomes "highly recommended" to slap on six more engines on your car. That is a retarded argument.

So assuming youre not driving around a car with 6 engines and 17 wheels, i think a normal person wouldnt equate 'core component' with 'highly recommended'.
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Lol, you just answered it yourself with your own statement above.

You don't need many nukes as a deterrence, nevertheless it is highly recommended to have it, it is NATO's core component for defense and deterrence.

Only need 1 engine as a core component to make a car drive, you don't need too many.

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QUOTE(smsid @ Dec 2 2025, 02:31 PM)
Lol, you just answered it yourself with your own statement above.

You don't need many nukes as a deterrence, nevertheless it is highly recommended to have it, it is NATO's core component for defense and deterrence.

Only need 1 engine as a core component to make a car drive, you don't need too many.
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precisely - so how do point at a document that says that nukes are a 'core component' that "you dont need too many", and say that this document says that they're going to put more nukes?

Youre saying nato "highly recommends" nukes, but there are at the same time 90% fewer nukes than when nato started, theres only very few countries that host them (none of them anywhere near russia), and theres no plans to install any new bases for nukes, including in countries that are already nato members.

Does that sound right?

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QUOTE(empyreal @ Dec 2 2025, 02:47 PM)
precisely - so how do point at a document that says that nukes are a 'core component' that "you dont need too many", and say that this document says that they're going to put more nukes?

Youre saying nato "highly recommends" nukes, but there are at the same time 90% fewer nukes than when nato started, theres only very few countries that host them (none of them anywhere near russia), and theres no plans to install any new bases for nukes, including in countries that are already nato members.

Does that sound right?
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Then it is NATO's own fault, for putting a conflicting statement on their own official website.

Nevertheless it is a core component for defense and deterrence, logically it is.
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post Dec 2 2025, 03:44 PM

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QUOTE(smsid @ Dec 2 2025, 03:22 PM)
Then it is NATO's own fault, for putting a conflicting statement on their own official website.

Nevertheless it is a core component for defense and deterrence, logically it is.
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Actually it's your own fault for low comprehension in English.
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QUOTE(smsid @ Dec 2 2025, 03:22 PM)
Then it is NATO's own fault, for putting a conflicting statement on their own official website.

Nevertheless it is a core component for defense and deterrence, logically it is.
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> "my logic doesnt make sense, so it must be other people's fault."


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QUOTE(smsid @ Dec 2 2025, 12:22 PM)
Because NATO is a terrorist organization.

See what they do to Libya.

They use depleted uranium bombs to make Libya's land not safe for farming anymore.

From the richest country in Africa to the poorest, and it opens floodgates of refugees.
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Russia attack Ukraine in accordance to UN resolution?
NATO military intervention in Libya is in accordance with
UN resolution.
So who the terrorist here?
How convenient of you to leave facts out to spin half truths.

Qatar, Jordan and UAE joined NATO in Libya military intervention in 2011.
So how? According to your logic they are terrorist also?

Guess who abstained in passing the 2011 UN resolution?







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QUOTE(smsid @ Dec 2 2025, 12:42 PM)
NATO highly recommended to place nuclear as deterrence.

https://www.nato.int/en/what-we-do/deterren...uclear%20forces
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QUOTE(smsid @ Dec 2 2025, 02:31 PM)
Lol, you just answered it yourself with your own statement above.

You don't need many nukes as a deterrence, nevertheless it is highly recommended to have it, it is NATO's core component for defense and deterrence.

Only need 1 engine as a core component to make a car drive, you don't need too many.
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QUOTE(smsid @ Dec 2 2025, 03:22 PM)
Then it is NATO's own fault, for putting a conflicting statement on their own official website.

Nevertheless it is a core component for defense and deterrence, logically it is.
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Mate, core component for defense & deterence =/= we are going to put nukes in Ukraine.

There is nothing conflicting about "nukes beings core component for defense & deterence" and "no nukes in Ukraine".

The nukes can still be in France, Germany and it is still "core component for defense & deterence"


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QUOTE(nuvi @ Dec 2 2025, 03:44 PM)
Actually it's your own fault for low comprehension in English.
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You yourself have low comprehension, already stated in the first paragraph nuclear is a core component for defense and deterrence.

Trying hard to refute NATO's own admissions, they have a nuclear sharing program.

QUOTE(empyreal @ Dec 2 2025, 03:45 PM)
> "my logic doesnt make sense, so it must be other people's fault."
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NATO itself admitted in the first paragraph on their page that it is a core component for defense and deterrence.

That's why America doesn't dare to invade North Korea, they are trying to use South Korea as a proxy war.

Remember the South Korean president went crazy and blocked the Parliament session?

QUOTE(COOLPINK @ Dec 2 2025, 04:12 PM)
Russia attack Ukraine in accordance to UN resolution?
NATO military intervention in Libya is in accordance with
UN resolution.
So who the terrorist here?
How convenient of you to leave facts out to spin half truths.

Qatar, Jordan and UAE joined NATO in Libya military intervention in 2011.
So how? According to your logic they are terrorist also?

Guess who abstained in passing the 2011 UN resolution?
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They didn't drop bombs on Libya with depleted uranium bombs, also they provided humanitarian assistance immediately.

They work under the banner of the U.N, mostly with humanitarian assistance.

That's why Libyan casualties don't reach millions like in Iraq.

QUOTE(gamehype @ Dec 2 2025, 05:24 PM)
Mate, core component for defense & deterence =/= we are going to put nukes in Ukraine.

There is nothing conflicting about "nukes beings core component for defense & deterence" and "no nukes in Ukraine".

The nukes can still be in France, Germany and it is still "core component for defense & deterence"
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Ukraine didn't even join NATO yet, and look at all the "assistance" they are getting.

It is a NATO core component for defense and deterrence for a reason.

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QUOTE(smsid @ Dec 3 2025, 08:45 AM)
You yourself have low comprehension, already stated in the first paragraph nuclear is a core component for defense and deterrence.

Trying hard to refute NATO's own admissions, they have a nuclear sharing program.
NATO itself admitted in the first paragraph on their page that it is a core component for defense and deterrence.

That's why America doesn't dare to invade North Korea, they are trying to use South Korea as a proxy war.

Remember the South Korean president went crazy and blocked the Parliament session?
They didn't drop bombs on Libya with depleted uranium bombs, also they provided humanitarian assistance immediately.

They work under the banner of the U.N, mostly with humanitarian assistance.

That's why Libyan casualties don't reach millions like in Iraq.
Ukraine didn't even join NATO yet, and look at all the "assistance" they are getting.

It is a NATO core component for defense and deterrence for a reason.
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Qatar did provided fighter jets and attacked targets in Libya.
Jordan and UAE provided fighter jets and other military assets also.

So according to your logic they are terrorist.
So now working under UN banner is ok with you now?
yet you say NATO terrorist when work under UN banner.

So how?
Or you want to continue spin half truth when it does not fit your narrative and kantoi as usual?

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QUOTE(smsid @ Dec 3 2025, 08:45 AM)
You yourself have low comprehension, already stated in the first paragraph nuclear is a core component for defense and deterrence.

Trying hard to refute NATO's own admissions, they have a nuclear sharing program.
NATO itself admitted in the first paragraph on their page that it is a core component for defense and deterrence.

That's why America doesn't dare to invade North Korea, they are trying to use South Korea as a proxy war.

Remember the South Korean president went crazy and blocked the Parliament session?
They didn't drop bombs on Libya with depleted uranium bombs, also they provided humanitarian assistance immediately.

They work under the banner of the U.N, mostly with humanitarian assistance.

That's why Libyan casualties don't reach millions like in Iraq.
Ukraine didn't even join NATO yet, and look at all the "assistance" they are getting.

It is a NATO core component for defense and deterrence for a reason.
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Lets recap the convo:

> "nato wants to put nukes on russia's border. This nato page says so."
> does it actually say so?
> "no, but it says 'highly recommends'."
> does it actually say 'highly recommends'?
> "no, but it says 'core component'."
> does core component mean nato will add more nukes?
> "no, the page says theres 90% fewer nukes since the cold war."
> does core component mean nato will build more nuke bases?
> "no, none of nato's new members since the end of the cold war host nukes."
> does the page say anything about putting nukes in ukraine?
> "no."
> so what does the page have to do with your argument?
> "err... its nato's fault that the page i linked doesnt support my argument."

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QUOTE(70U63 @ Dec 2 2025, 04:33 PM)
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purposely leave a gap for Ukraine army to escape, but that escape route high chances is a trap by Russian, they can easily spot massive retreat and bombard them. Look like Russia is trying to eliminate Ukraine army as many as possible, leaving them low amount of young men to strike back in this 1-2 decades.

Ukraine has nothing left to milk for US, they would rather faster wrap up and end the war. US cannot guarantee supply of weapon since China has prohibit the rare earth export to US military industry.

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QUOTE(smsid @ Dec 3 2025, 08:45 AM)
Ukraine didn't even join NATO yet, and look at all the "assistance" they are getting.

It is a NATO core component for defense and deterrence for a reason.
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Doesn't indicate anything about getting nukes.
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QUOTE(COOLPINK @ Dec 3 2025, 09:41 AM)
Qatar did provided fighter jets and attacked targets in Libya.
Jordan and UAE provided fighter jets and other military assets also.

So according to your logic they are terrorist.
So now working under UN banner is ok with you now?
yet you say NATO terrorist when work under UN banner.

So how?
Or you want to continue spin half truth when it does not fit your narrative and kantoi as usual?
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Where is your source that Qatar and UAE provided their military asset to bomb Libya?

QUOTE(empyreal @ Dec 3 2025, 11:28 AM)
Lets recap the convo:

> "nato wants to put nukes on russia's border. This nato page says so."
> does it actually say so?
> "no, but it says 'highly recommends'."
> does it actually say 'highly recommends'?
> "no, but it says 'core component'."
> does core component mean nato will add more nukes?
> "no, the page says theres 90% fewer nukes since the cold war."
> does core component mean nato will build more nuke bases?
> "no, none of nato's new members since the end of the cold war host nukes."
> does the page say anything about putting nukes in ukraine?
> "no."
> so what does the page have to do with your argument?
> "err... its nato's fault that the page i linked doesnt support my argument."
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QUOTE(gamehype @ Dec 3 2025, 03:41 PM)
Doesn't indicate anything about getting nukes.
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It is NATO's core components for defense and deterrence, as stated on first paragraph, it is clear cut, why you people still think that it is not impossible for Ukraine to apply for it is beneath me.

Even when Ukraine is not part of NATO, you can clearly see how much weapons and "assistance" being funnel to Ukraine with ease since day one.

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Poland’s bid to participate in NATO nuclear sharing

Poland is seeking a more active role in NATO's nuclear-sharing mission. This could happen several ways, including by hosting B61 nuclear weapons on its territory, certifying its F-35A aircraft to carry nuclear weapons, or assuming a more significant role in decision-making regarding NATO’s nuclear doctrine.


https://www.iiss.org/publications/strategic...uclear-sharing/

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