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I think the intentions of NATO are good ones - some of the leaders taking a much bigger leadership role than others. Biden is taking a back seat, follow the group, stay pretty quiet, place. That's just a weak position for the leader of such an important member in NATO, and it shows. And, while NATO intentions are good ones, they are not helping the situation for Ukrainians. "Unity" and ALL THE TALK aren't working out so well.This is not just disingenuous, but feeds a partisan lacking-in-evidence narrative.
Do you not realize the NATO nations are all talking to each other? Constantly? You have no idea of the input or leadership taking place, besides what is announced to the public, and that's likely not a lot of it.
Perhaps, it's possible the leadership is making more informed decisions than you are? However, you are entitled to your opinion, so I'll respect that.
I think there is a big effort to avoid nuclear war and that certainly makes good sense - but to watch this happen to Ukraine is simply heartbreaking. Meanwhile, the U.S. has STILL not even employed all possible sanctions.
I'm not making any decisions. Like so many others, I'm just watching Ukraine crumble and I'm struggling to see the "success" aspect of this.
If we simply end up avoiding nuclear war (a good thing) by using the tactic of letting one after another country be taken over by Putin or potentially Xi (a VERY bad thing) - it that something to celebrate as effective "NATO unity"?????