"Hail Zelenskyy!" 🇺🇦 Russian Propaganda 🇷🇺 Busted 🤣 🤣 🤣

You needed to puke out new OPs, dearest.
With your dirty games you mess with the wrong person, GAMEBOY.

And you don't have a clue what you're talking about.
https://moviechat.org/nm1269884/Vladimir-Putin/65f1bc372408cf050207b612/Dictator-Putin-can-count-his-last-Days?reply=662e140466a72d7514b0e343

I think the west can certainly match and outmatch Russia in terms of military tech production over time - the problem is that the west military tech doesn't appear to be better than the russian military tech -
So what you end up with is 2 nations - with a crapload of weapons - one of which is being supplied by the west - but the problem is manpower shortage. The west cannot mass produce manpower - The only way to counter Russia's advantage is by having western boots on the ground. A smaller army cannot win against a much bigger army with much bigger mobilization potential if their military tech is on par.

> He's correct that Zelensky brought this turmoil on Ukraine and the world by his flirtations with NATO

I don't think that, precisely, was the problem. From all my reading and listening, I think that Putin has a very clear vision of the problem - after all he is Russia's responsible ruler, and I think he takes the role seriously, and has to do what he kind balancing all factors.

So, Putin realizes that the West, mostly driven by the US, but with some heavy realities is after Russia because of its potential, and future potential. Meaning that they are a huge multinational country with almost 3 times the land mass of any other country. In the same way that China is a threat because of its massive resources and human resources, Russia is a threat because of what it could develop into. Also, their authoritarian systems allow them to move faster than the West. One reason why the West is suliminally trying to go more authoritarian - to meet the challenge.

So, the West desires the break up of Russia. It also wants to prevent Russia from engaging in the world economically because of the same mistakes it made with China - building up masses of capital. Ergo, step one was to separate Ukraine from Russia. Before this operation, Ukraine was about 1/3 of Russia's economy. It did a lot of heavy industry. That huge cargo jet we saw in he movie 2012 was built there, but most of the shipping, trains, and a lot of agricultural goods.

I think Putin accepted that as inevitable, but he also concluded that losing Crimea was too high a price. He could not control the Ukrainian people, where the US pumping money and bribery and CIA operations primed Ukraine for all this Western prosperity if they would join the EU. Which by the way never happened - massive unemployment before the war. Yanukovych wanted the best for Ukraine, but also felt a responsibility for Russia since they were so close. Yanukovych knew dropping Russia and joining the EU was not fair to Russia, so he was working to try to make Urkaine a neutral go-between from West to East - a win-win. CIA was having none of that, and caused the coup.

Putin realized if this continued, Crimea was threatened, and it was easy for him to peel off Crimea from Ukraine as it was for the US to peel Ukraine off from Russia. Crimea held what I think was a legitimate vote and decided to annex to Russia. Then Ukraine's reaction was to move to take Crimea back by force. Most Ukrainians did not really care about this, and wanted an end to this violence and war, so Ukraine kept intensifying their attacks on Donbas buffer between Crimea and Ukraine proper to the point where the violence was unacceptable and Russia moved in in what they called a police action, the Special Military Operation. Russia's blunder was to break off and head towards Kiev to split Ukrainian forces which they did not expect to be so strong.

The West propagandized this as Russia trying to recreate the USSR, and invade Europe- a flat out lie that should have been obvious to all, but it was relentlessly pushing in the US media. After Russia moved in, the West had Zelensky in a bind, if he settled with Russia, the West said they would pull support, and nationalist forces in Ukraine wanted to keep fighting to rid Ukraine of Russian influence.

To keep the war going is all around bad and helps no one, but negotiating a solution will not solve the West's problem to keep Russia down, so a different war will just continue maybe elsewhere. Russia's continued existence will still threaten the West, as does China, but now the two are allies.

What we are left with is the West knowing that eventually Russia and China both will become peer compeititors and the US will lose its power over the world.

My feeling is that was true, except if the US would be more global and cooperative, a true arsenal of democracy instead of the false advertising we do today blowing rainbows but killing leaders and showing the iron fist. The world must become much more civilized and equal, but everybody wants to rule the world, as the song goes. We, the US do not think we can be a benevolent empire, and our oligarchs don't want to give up power.

Bottom line is that we blew it in Ukraine. Where we could do some good is in the Middle East following through on destroying the dream of global caliphate and reforming Islam and freeing its people from their toxic systems. But war is the universal way of life we have settled on - and no one knows how to stop.

I won't discuss your nonsense over and over again, Onan.
Read the article above.
https://moviechat.org/nm3305952/Volodymyr-Zelenskyy/64f80e6b603582098ffedbfa/Hail-Zelenskyy-Russian-Propaganda-Busted?reply=66387fe6a88d1f37e5bf5e58

RUSSIA invaded the UKRAINE.
RUSSIANS killed and still kill innocent civilians.
PUTIN is a DICTATOR and tries try to re-install the Soviet Union. 🤬​

And you're just crying again and again about your money. 🙄​
While you pretend to care about human lives.
Do you even pay taxes? ☻