Alex Christoforou
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Anyone who does not support the elimination of corruption is a traitor straight up.
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Fogel got nabbed at the airport for bringing in 17g of weed purportedly for his chronic back pain. Honestly it was ignorant of him to “assume” he could waltz in and no questions would be asked. Downright stupid to be exact. Spy? No spy would be so stupid. Idiot? Absolutely.
Not sure I understand the fuss about a “coup”. The US government has carried out scores of coups against other nations; what’s so special about the USA? The other day Elon Musk declared publicly that “we’ll coup anyone we like”.
Oh, on the “missing money”? Ask the DOD and Treasury where it went. They were responsible for transferring it were they not? Shouldn’t they have ledgers that show exactly where and to whom said materiale was delivered. And as far as the other funds shouldn’t the Treasury KNOW where it went? Yellen has a lot to answer for. And as far as the US demanding mineral wealth for the very “scenario” that they themselves set up and spun into motion, including all of the resultant deaths, is the height of evil behavior.
I agree that the US have plenty of experienced auditors that can trace the movement of any government funds going anywhere.
Zelenski is holding on to Kursk not because he wants to exchange it, but because there have been shocking war crimes committed there and those war crimes are grounds for war crime trials for Zelenski and his administration. IMO the Russian will hunt down Zelenski and others regardless of where they run and who tries to protect them.
Russia will have to maintain powerful forces for the indefinite future. It can never know when and where the West will hit it with a low blow.
Nothing that can happen could possibly assure Russia of its security.
Based on what you say here, Alexander, it sounds like Mr. Zelenskiy’s life might already be forfeit in Ukraïne, so that the best choice for him would be to defect to Moscow asap, and to spill the beans on US & UK duplicity and cynicism towards his country. Ukraïne has been thoroughly betrayed, and has lost thousands of lives in the process. It owes nothing at all to The West! I would go so far as to say that, if the US does not offer any serious and concrete concessions by 9 May, then Russia ought to expel the US… Read more »
The US Govt is no more ‘independent’ in its foreign policy than the European nations, but rather follows orders from the Cartel from which all Western money flows. For all the obvious reasons presented here, Russia must establish its security through force, so there is little to ‘negotiate’ now nor ever again unless conquered or backed by its military that has been evolving by leaps and bounds. China is also learning from this. Not only will Ukraine have to surrender, but in the long run so will the West, however painful a way the lesson has to be learned.
seems that all the talk of negotiations regarding Ukraine do not address the root issue. The root issue being USA’s hegemonic ambitions. Whatever face the US shows Russia and the World, they have no intention of changing their trajectory. This inevitably implies dismantling Russia, China, Iran, North Korea etc etc etc, Unless talks involve the root causes of political unrest, they are no more than a smokescreen.