To end the war against Russia

To end the war, I have written elsewhere that Russia must take back Kiev. All of the West's warmongering and meddling is not possible without them having control of Kiev to launch long-range missile attacks, coordinate the invasion of Kursk, let the fascists beat people up for mobilization, and wage war with the Donbass.

Every. single. time. that Ukraine has been independent over the last century, it has constantly let itself be exploited by enemies trying to attack Russia. This happened in early 1920s during the civil war, in 1940s by Nazi collaborators such as Stepan Bandera, and now by the US who arranges coups such as the Orange Revolution and Maidan and is in control of Kiev. Ukraine is like an irresponsible little brother who can't ever handle himself, constantly getting drunk and injured and recruited by the gangs. Russia must take care of it. No more independence for someone who keeps letting himself get used. If Ukraine were responsible like Belarus and other post Soviet States, it could live on its own. But that's not the case.

Westerners who think Palestinians speak Palestinian

Liberal Americans whine about helping Ukraine while not even being able to point out where Ukraine is on a map — now it’s wannabe antiwar Westerners lecturing the world about the moral virtues of helping Palestine while not even being able to name the language that Palestinians actually speak.

Aug 21

The Men in Dark Suits of American Government

Putin: US presidents come & go, but politics stay the same. When a person is elected, they may have some ideas. Then people with briefcases arrive, well-dressed, wearing dark suits. These people start explaining how things are done. Instantly everything changes. This happens w/ every administration.

Jun 28

Vietnamese sovereignty

‘Vietnam has shown the ability of “balancing geopolitical rivalries with an élan that has eluded other countries.”’

Apr 17

Việt Nam's lessons for Ukraine

But Vietnam didn’t go down that path. Instead, Vietnam’s leadership firmly decided on their priority – their own country’s economic interests, not the desire of any outside power to turn Vietnam into a kamikaze.