i wish you are right, i wish all the saction including WITH GERMANY CUTTING GAS OFF will last for two years and even more. i wish the stauts in Russia to change, his regime to be gone.i’m just very skeptical. just that.
Are you really that stupid? You ask me where my gas is from. Okay now so in my basement there is the gaspipe coming from the street. There it goes into the gas meter. And from there it goes into the heating system to heat the water for the heating in our house. Now tell me for fucks sake how I should know where the gas is from??? 
Well that’s an insult to people’s intelligence here and what you are saying is that you are right and everyone who disagrees with you is wrong.
Everyone knows what is happening and the most likely result of this but also people have hope as there are still options open like the negotiations that have started tonight, there is still realistic ‘hope’ so don’t be an ass and deprive people just because YOU think you are right.
I will ignore that troll from now on…
You seem to forget a lot of other countries produce gas in Europe and America has offered to ship gas to supplement any gas shortages. I think that is the answer you were looking for otherwise I’ll throw in the towel early 
You can be sure there are alternatives.
Damn, I forgot about that beauty, in ignoring this moron. Ignore button, activated. 
if you dont know at this time that you are getting the gas from Russia as many other European countries and trying to play the fool that is coming from your basement and that you didnt understan my question . than good luckk, stop being emetional. grow up.
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IMO the “West” should move into Western Ukraine now and set up a border before the mad monk can set up shop on our front.If he gets anywhere near Romania, Hungary etc, etc, who’s to say he won’t try the same thing again.
Okay tomorrow I will go in the basement and ask it for you 
again, i have not seen an arguement, only @stinky provided arguements of sactions.
at this point i’m not right nor i’m wrong, i have a point of view and expressing it, only time will tell who is right and who is wrong.
He is not a troll and it’s very disengenuous for you to call him one because you don’t agree with him, just a guy giving his views like you all are.
Interesting point. I thought about that too. What would happen when for example NATO troops from Poland enter Lviv Oblast and create a buffer zone there? As there are no Russian troops there will be no confrontation with NATO troops and Russia. So Putin can get super angry but can’t accuse NATO for attacking him… Is my thinking right?
I have answered you because you made it sound like Europe will be in serious trouble with no gas supplies.
The sooner he gets Lexy back in his avatar the better Rob mate😂
Good night guys. I am out of here for now 
i dont have extensive knowledge about other countries in Europe producing gas,if thats the case could be ideal, i think that America is a hard thing to ship gas in long term, other countries that produsing gas to my knowledge and can distribiute in Europe is UAE (witch already stated neutrality in this war ) and somewhere in Kyrgistan or Uzbekistan and they are particaly Russian controled countries.but if there is alternative with European countries sharing their gas that would be awesome.
Would be the worse thing ever which would inflame an already bad situation. For NATO to get involved/interfere now would be suicide.
The thing you are not taking into consideration here is these are all arguements that we have heard since day 1 of the invasion, that Russia will take Ukraine in 24 hours… 48 hours, 4 days, a week… and yet Russia has taken very little of note and has amassed 7k dead soldiers with many surendering or being captured daily.
This is an underdog story and everyone loves an underdog, the one absolute fact which nobody can deny is Putin underestimated the Ukraine and now they are being looked at as plucky heroes, the David to Russia’s Goliath and regardless of how much of the Ukraine he may end up occupying, it’s a war they can’t win. The reason for this is because this invasion has taken the shine off of the Russian Federation, despite being a nuclear powerhouse - no-one around the world looks at them as a super-power any more, it’s a pariah worldwide and that is starting to sink in for the Russian people as they get cut off from the rest of the developed world. His image is being hugely damaged to his own people and that’s one missile he cannot dodge, as the sanctions kick in the people will get more and more restless. As Lenin himself said “Every society is three meals away from chaos”.
It’s easy to see that this battle has invigorated many of the Baltic states and has decisively drawn lines in the sand, if Putin expects to occupy territory anywhere he had better get accustomed to urban guerilla warfare for many years to come because that is what will be picking away at his all powerful f___es bit by bit - this combined by the people of Russia will in my opinion lead to Putin’s final days as Russia’s “leader”.
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I think and maybe an idea, after today’s UN vote, UN troops could go in as peacekeepers in an area to create a buffer zone for Ukrainian people. Not too sure if that needs a unanimous vote to do so though?
No idea. And actually too tired now. My bed is waiting