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Elensky in Saudi Arabia, soon Japan. Politico, freeze conflict. Boris, Macron was a lickspittle. U/1

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john plum
john plum
May 19, 2023

Yes Saudi invited Elensky for the reasons you give; AND also, to allow the Arab leaders to witness the fool in person and so be in no doubt in his condemnation – so joining with increasing interest and enthusiasm the leadership of President Assad whom they can also witness as he strides into the reception room with a gait that tells a story of an astounding man of grace.

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john plum
john plum
May 19, 2023

I’m sure Saudia’s Bin Salman spotted it:
Note the twisted lie Zelesnsky gave to the Saudi’s when, having spoken of persecution of specifically Muslims by Russia in the Crimea without any evidence; he then immediately went on to congratulate Saudia for ‘securing their release’ from Russia… as if the prisoners were only or mainly Muslim captives and from amongst the civilian population, not combatant POWs, and not from outside the Crimea.

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Magnar Husby
Magnar Husby
May 19, 2023

Verey good reflections, Alex!

john plum
john plum
Reply to  Magnar Husby
May 19, 2023

I agree, and have found them to be increasingly so in the past few weeks.

john plum
john plum
May 19, 2023

I reckon yes, Russia would right now consider likely the soundness of a distinct military-political strategy to take Kiev at the right time which now appears to loom; Otherwise to preclude that strategy would likely leave Russia facing a increasingly belligerent entity in the name of Ukraine for many many years to come, with the addition of an enlarged missile capability, including Ukrainian-regime anti-Russian terrorism.

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Anna Cornelia
Anna Cornelia
May 20, 2023

Yes, the foul-mouthed Boris Johnson was and is a disgrace to Britain. He is an arrogant degenerate – that’s what he has in common with Zelensky. They both plumb the depths of the human character (in Zelensky’s case he used to make a living from gross comedy. In Boris’ case he is a gross comic). They both think only about money. Zelensky has God knows how many homes, Boris has just paid nearly £4m cash for a nine bedroomed house, whilst expecting the public to pay his legal bills for the British version of his impeachment. Both men enjoy living… Read more »

Carol Davidek Waller
Carol Davidek Waller
May 20, 2023

Kissinger even advanced age, is still able to create chaos. An object lesson for any nation thinking about going easy on their ‘desk killers’. A group willing to listen to or even worse, to act on the pronouncements of a 100 year old Uber war criminal shouldn’t be taken seriously.
Russia is also accusing the US as being complicit in the terrorist attacks in Russia and the Kerch Bridge.

penrose
penrose
May 20, 2023

Why doesn’t Zelensky just seek safe haven in Israel, where he belongs.

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