Russia and Ukraine

[Deesse23]

1. Russia is caught in a pincer: U.S from the right; NATO from the left. That's a very tough spot in case of a war; Russia will be bombarded with nukes from the East and West. Along with economic sanctions, it will be a devastating war but the odds are on the west's side.

Russia knew that all along; that's why it gave the world to the U.S after the collapse of USSR. But now something changed and resurrected the Soviet spirit of old: all I can think about is a new ally-allies for Moscow, mighty enough to lessen the force of the pincer.

2. If the fight remained in Ukraine only, you have a point. But what do you think about this headline?

https://www.reuters.com/world/asia-pacif...022-02-23/

https://edition.cnn.com/2022/02/23/china...index.html

This was yesterday btw. China is sharpening its claws as it seems. Now it's the time to see who is with Russia also from the beginning that gave it the bravery to invade Ukraine and break the pincer.

3. I'm sure the Europeans + Americans are thinking about their favourite game of all: a coup in Russia to replace Putin with a puppet like the zombies we have in the Middle East. Actually, their foreign policy backfired in Ukraine; maybe the west managed to keep a couple of Arab countries in bay; but that didn't work with Russia. Kinda like burning your own hand while playing with fire.

I see you are still batshit crazy after your 4 week "holiday". Looks like you did not use that time well.

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If the Russians stopped the gas export to Germany on Nord Stream 1?   Lights will go out and pensioners will freeze to death in Germany.    

Put the pipe down, please.