re: Here is the reality on the ground in Ukraine. FJB

I’m not a Russian cheerleader, I’m pulling for Ukrainians. But anyone with 2 brain cells to rub together saw where this would eventually end. The best thing that could have happened is for us to have never got involved with Ukraine and pushed a color revolution on them, that is on us as is the eventual war they are currently in. Ukraine would have been better off if Russia had succeeded in their run to Kiev.

As it stands today, Ukraine is a dead country. All the young women of childbearing age have fled and the men have either died or will die. Ukraine will no longer be a country for Ukrainians. We have essentially enabled an eventual genocide of that country.

You continuously slob the knob of the midget, Zelensky, and the demented pedophile, Joe Biden. Go fck yourself with an AIDS cactus.

Not only is it not in our interest for Ukraine to win, it is in our interest that they and their "allies" lose.

The elites are in the process of upending western culture through mass migration, attacks on personal freedom, depopulation, and compromising election integrity.

They want a Western/China duopoly.
And to get there, they require a nwo puppet as Russian president.

The Russians are literally the last holdout against the coming dystopic post reset hell on earth.

Not only that, Russia is likely literally the last refuge for many younger Americas... a country that is amazingly self sufficient, with the brainpower to compete technologically and the military to maintain sovereignty.

Russia isn't free in the traditional sense. But it is a country that is governed in a way that aspires to the preservation of its own people and culture including Christianity. It's borders are closed and it's leadership is Russian and not citizens of the world and it's new order.

Russia is literally the last hope on earth. And luckily, it is underpopulated and could use western migrants.

America has fallen. This zombie empire that rules us isn't American. It is a zombie parasite consuming its host. You better hope it fails in all it tries to do. Because each success is another step closer to your demise.

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Let Russia have the territories that want to be a part of Russia anyway.

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All of our West Coast would belong to China with that mindset.

Split Ukraine at the Dneiper.

Let each side vote.

My guess is that…

West Ukraine would align with NATO.

East Ukraine would align with Russia, and still allow for a buffer state in that region.

The Russians could take Kiev tomorrow. But they are doing what they want to do... which is to dismember the Ukraine Army.

They don't want to Rule most of Ukraine. And, they are concerned that overruning all of Ukraine will prompt a western false flag, possibly nuclear.

The west just wants to keep the war going with the hope that it will cause distress and possibly regime change in Russia. I'm sure the CIA already has its puppet selected and Davos would approve.

I'm to old and will be dead by the time you are a citizen of Oceana.

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Russia isn't free in the traditional sense. But it is a country that is governed in a way that aspires to the preservation of its own people and culture including Christianity. It's borders are closed and it's leadership is Russian and not citizens of the world and it's new order.

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Discipline is freedom, no?


I was surprised by how normal and traditional Russia was, especially compared to the US. I didn’t know what to expect, but it seemed so improbable after 79 years of communism. How is it possible?

I think it goes back to how they see themselves and how society is structured at a basic level. It shows up in linguistics but they recognize a explicit connection to each other which you don’t see in Western societies. This example is stolen from an essay I read, but your neighbor won’t do something that will effect you, without at least talking to you about it first. It’s not that they have an Asian style communal culture, they don’t, but to hurt their neighbor is on some level to hurt themselves. Compare that to the US where every man is an island, and where we have few if any obligations to the people around us. The Russian model is going much more resilient when it comes to defending itself against culture changes that a government is trying to impose on it. The downside to our model is that our anarchic sense of liberty undermines and damages family and faith, and makes it difficult for us to act collectively to defend ourselves.

Russians may not have the personal freedom we have, but it’s because they have a sense of duty to their family, friends, and nation. And that’s what’s preserved their culture in the face of modernity.

The problem with our model, is that we could lose everything because we can’t act together to defend ourselves.

None of this is our business. We need to stay in our lane.

They should have listened to Mearsheimer.
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