MiTasol
1st Lieutenant
Yes - that is Putins normal way of dealing with any dissenter - poison or windows or stairs or whatever else is convenient. Even gun and smoking accidents.
"All of Vlad's forces and all of Vlad's men, are out to put Humpty together again." (1 Viewer)
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GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
And live hand grenade incidents...
It's called "The Norm of Reciprocity". It's totally acceptable.
Thumpalumpacus
Major
That would be a mistake. Such a decapitation strike against a seemingly, cough, ahem... "democratically" elected president would rattle heads of state across the globe.
Though I suppose the Brits did try to kill Hitler, which is about the same thing, cough, "elected" leader turns into maniacal tyrant.
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Disagree. When you're fighting for your life, you don't ask if the other guy has a little Grey Poupon.
The only heads of state who'd be "rattled" by such a SpecOp would be those who have designs on neighboring states. I may be nuts but I think those are the ones who should be "rattled". They should also be shaken, stirred, and just maybe a little afraid, in a perfect world.
GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
Don't kill Putin, transport him to the Hague and turn him over to ICC/Interpol.
There is an arrest warrant for him and capturing him alive and unharmed would be the ultimate high road one could take.
And to add: the only way I could see Putin's demise happening without creating a martyr, is if he committed suicide in a bunker or if the people rose up and took him out, like they did with Mussolini or Ceausecu.
There is an arrest warrant for him and capturing him alive and unharmed would be the ultimate high road one could take.
And to add: the only way I could see Putin's demise happening without creating a martyr, is if he committed suicide in a bunker or if the people rose up and took him out, like they did with Mussolini or Ceausecu.
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manta22
Banned
I'll say for the forth time, "Where is Claus von Stauffenberg when we need him?"
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