← Are NATO leaders making aggressive decisions that promote war with Russia without consulting their citizens or informing them of the potentially catastrophic risks of escalation for Ukraine?

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What would it take to build a public international consensus around a durable peace agreement to end the Ukraine war?

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Governments should regularly explain how major military decisions are expected to affect the prospects for peace and the risks of escalation.

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Agree 6 | Disagree 0 | Needs work 0 · 6 votes

Author @Fresh Robin

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Governments should clearly communicate the conditions under which they would support a negotiated peace agreement.

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Author @Odd Seal

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A lasting peace is more likely when all parties have confidence that the agreement includes credible security guarantees and mechanisms for monitoring compliance.

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Author @Odd Seal

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Reducing civilian suffering should remain a primary objective of all decisions made by governments involved in or supporting the conflict.

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Author @Mild Creek

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Identify the actual cause of war, and address the financial sources funding the synthetic chaos.

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Agree 5 | Disagree 0 | Needs work 0 · 5 votes

Author @KindCoral

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85% agreement ✓

Governments should regularly explain how major military decisions are expected to affect the prospects for peace and the risks of escalation.

100%

agree

6 agree (100%) 0 disagree (0%) 0 needs work (0%) 6 votes
85% agreement ✓

Governments should clearly communicate the conditions under which they would support a negotiated peace agreement.

100%

agree

6 agree (100%) 0 disagree (0%) 0 needs work (0%) 6 votes
85% agreement ✓

Reducing civilian suffering should remain a primary objective of all decisions made by governments involved in or supporting the conflict.

100%

agree

5 agree (100%) 0 disagree (0%) 0 needs work (0%) 5 votes
85% agreement ✓

A lasting peace is more likely when all parties have confidence that the agreement includes credible security guarantees and mechanisms for monitoring compliance.

100%

agree

6 agree (100%) 0 disagree (0%) 0 needs work (0%) 6 votes
85% agreement ✓

Identify the actual cause of war, and address the financial sources funding the synthetic chaos.

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agree

5 agree (100%) 0 disagree (0%) 0 needs work (0%) 5 votes

Reducing the risk of direct military confrontation between NATO and Russia should remain a priority for all parties.

67%

agree

4 agree (67%) 0 disagree (0%) 2 needs work (33%) 6 votes

Did not reach 85%

2 suggestions on what needs work
  • @KindCoral I agree, but each side has its own incentives and goals - that are evidently conflicting.
  • @Rare Pebble there are many priorities, not only NATO

Every possible diplomatic avenue should be pursued before decisions that could significantly increase the risk of a wider war.

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agree

1 agree (20%) 1 disagree (20%) 3 needs work (60%) 5 votes

Did not reach 85%

2 suggestions on what needs work
  • @Fresh Robin it should say how to pursue it, not just the obvious need for diplomacy
  • @Mild Creek yes, though it must be realistic diplomacy

The public should have access to diverse and credible perspectives on the conflict, including viewpoints from multiple countries and independent experts.

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1 agree (20%) 0 disagree (0%) 4 needs work (80%) 5 votes

Did not reach 85%

3 suggestions on what needs work
  • @Mild Creek not sure how to guarantee that
  • @Fresh Robin good idea, the challenge in execution
  • @Rare Pebble how to calculate

The international community should invest at least as much political effort in achieving a durable peace agreement as it does in supporting military operations for either side.

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agree

2 agree (33%) 0 disagree (0%) 4 needs work (67%) 6 votes

Did not reach 85%

3 suggestions on what needs work
  • @Fresh Robin hard to decide how tho
  • @EvenTrail core causes should be made known, decomposed, and addressed
  • @KindCoral What constitutes "international community" ?

Russia is clearly in the wrong and the only possible just end to the war is if Russia stops attacking and pulls its troops out of Ukraine. Anything else would be injustice to Ukraine.

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2 agree (33%) 3 disagree (50%) 1 needs work (17%) 6 votes

Did not reach 85%

1 suggestion on what needs work
  • @KindCoral seems right, but i don't know. war is inhumane.

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0 agree (0%) 0 disagree (0%) 4 needs work (100%) 4 votes

Did not reach 85%

2 suggestions on what needs work
  • @Fresh Robin a lovely textured medium that shows affection in return?
  • @Rare Pebble ... is the massage

People need to be told the truth so they can judge for themselves what is right instead of only hearing one side of the story from media & government.

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agree

2 agree (50%) 0 disagree (0%) 2 needs work (50%) 4 votes

Did not reach 85%

2 suggestions on what needs work
  • @Odd Seal who controls the truth?
  • @Rare Pebble good idea in principle harder in practise if politics

If NATO stopped supplying weapons to Ukraine the war would quickly end, thus proving it's a NATO proxy war.

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2 agree (50%) 0 disagree (0%) 2 needs work (50%) 4 votes

Did not reach 85%

2 suggestions on what needs work
  • @Rare Pebble not necessarily connected
  • @Odd Seal that might backfire & could make things worse

Tour stats

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Free participants
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Survey responses
48
Claims submitted
13
Claims voted on
13
Claims that reached 85%
5
Total votes cast
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