Alex Christoforou
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The United States and their NATO vassals were absolute fools to get in a shooting war with Russia, especially when they were well aware that Russia possessed game changing Hypersonic missiles, which is analogous to knowingly playing poker against an opponent with a stacked deck.
Unfortunately for the United States, they have absolutely no prospect of developing their own Hypersonic missiles anytime in the near future, as all of the United States Hypersonic missiles tests have failed miserably to date.
Maybe so, but America is producing Lady Finger Firecrackers and Sparklers in large quantities. We’ll show em next July 4’th.
I always viewed Bojo as the stupidest person I had ever seen, and then along came Starmer.
The worst of it is that they are not naturally stupid by any means. Their stupid behaviour is deliberate.
In 2017 the US military-associated Deagel website predicted that the population of the USA would be 100 million by 2025, and the population of the UK would be 15 million.
Be prepared for the Trumpet being the real deal after an empty head Biden its time
Mr Mercouris asks why people in the West insist that “Putin is bluffing”. It’s simply because to contemplate the contrary would be too horrible for them to imagine. In other words, their internalised narrative – “the West has high technology and wealth, Russia is primitive, poor and backward” – is so comforting that it serves as an effective barrier against facts and logic. Some of them, I imagine, would sooner die than give up their ideological prejudices.
Since Mr Mercouris feels that the British public are overwhelmingly against the war against Russia, has he any theory as to why the UK is currently ruled by an undemocratic, bureaucratic clique that was somehow elected? It’s the same story as in the USA – for a short while, the voters felt that the only practical alternative was even worse.
Why don’t we have any decent, sensible, credible politicians?
Re: “Why don’t we have any decent, sensible, credible politicians?”
We do (.1%)
The ISW to the contrary notwithstanding, the territory that the Russian armed forces have seized this year is not Ukrainian, but Russian.
Mr Mercouris asks why Mr Zelensky is still fighting. In the first place, he himself is not fighting. Indeed, he has good grounds for believing that the Russians would not wish him to be killed or otherwise removed – he is too useful an asset to them. Secondly, Mr Zelensky is drawing out the fighting because he is paid to do so; just like any other worker.