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  1. I don’t think Trump will walk away (assuming he becomes POTUS). Trump says a lot of things that he doesn’t actually do and the love affair with Putin has waned over time I think. And yes Putin managed to get Sweden to join NATO. That’s quite an accomplishment.

    1. Sweden has always been effectively part of NATO. The NZ peace activist, Owen Wilkes, was kicked out of Sweden in the 80s for exposing (through public documents) Swedish regime collaboration with the American scum.

  2. If – and it’s possibly a big if – the Democrats hammer the living crap out of the Dobbs decision and various States’ attacks on IVF and birth control, there’s no way Trump is going to be the president. Unless something drastic happens between now and November. But if it does happen, he’ll be governing with a democratic Senate and House. And they’ll eat him alive.

  3. ” assassinated anyone he likes”
    Should that be dislikes?
    Otherwise a good explanation of the situation, I recently read that Russia has started getting people from India involved in the Ukraine war, initially as support roles but then put into the front line so Putin continues to demonstrate that he only cares about himself.

  4. Trump derangement syndrome rampant. If the commentariat from both Left and Right can’t see it Trump is a symptom of the disfunction of democracy. He is right, the swamp needs draining, but he isn’t the guy to do it. My suspicion is that the rotten corpse of Washington, of lawfare, of a degenerate culture is too far gone. Civil war is a distinct possibility, maybe the only way to regenerate the Republic.

  5. Unfortunately, Iran will not be building nuclear weapons (which they are quite capable of doing without Russian assistance). As Gareth Porter has documented ad nauseam, even during the so-called ‘Iran-Iraq War’ when Saddam Hussein was hitting Iranian cities as well as military formations with chemical weapons, Ayatollah Khomeini refused to allow the development of chemical weapons for retaliatory strikes let alone nuclear weapons, and indeed ordered that a chemical weapons program that had been started without his knowledge be stopped.

    This position has continued and been codified further under the current Supreme Leader.

    It just isn’t that useful to build them, anyway. You can’t use nukes against the zionist entity because you’d kill 1948 Palestinians. Even if Iran was to build some very expensive ICBMs, beyond the current MRBMs they have, that would go the distance to New York or DC on the entire other side of the world, there are probably a few innocent people even there.

  6. Putin has few real friends other than a few desperate despots. All despot everywhere are very nervous.

    That statement is exactly the problem. It reflects how the West, the “golden billion” view the world.

    So let’s do a deconstruct. China supports Russia. That’s a billion alone. Add pretty much all of Africa, the Middle East, there’s another two billion. India another billion leans towards non alignment. South America in general toe the line with the US but would prefer not to.

    Another two ways of looking at Putin popularity versus the West. The Islamic world views Putin favourably, more so since the latest US support of Israel.
    There are countries lined up to join BRICS, chaired by Russia which in terms of GDP is larger than the G7.

    The argument is not whether you like Putin, or Russia. It is about an emerging multipolar world replacing Western unipolarity.

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