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Interesting, did you make the ZioNazis thing yourself? Probably not, but again, helps a lot understanding how ridiculous the arguments are - basically Nazism has only been once in government and did take the (final) decision of killing them so it is an interesting messup you got there.
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Probably others have done similar but independent syntheses, and probably they predate mine.
I use the string 'Nazi' to represent a form totalitarianism informed more or less directly by the thoughts and ideas of the German NAZI party.
I use the string 'ZioNazi' to represent the above when those who are largely driven by Zionist ideology implant 'nazi' ideas into dupes to ultimately benefit their Zionist goals.
I use the string 'ZioCon' to when talking about Zionists who identify as neoconservatives operate in ways which benefit their Zionist goals.
I use the string 'NaZioCon' for the downstream dead-enders (mostly Ukrainians currently) who are essentially dupes and victims of the machinations of some of the aforementioned groups. Also for neoconservatives who utilize the more useful elements of nazism in their designs.
At least I try to. I'll set aside my current hypotheses about the relationship between 'Zionists' and 'Talmudists/Kabballahists' for a later date. They are less developed and the subject is more complex than the fairly simply political/operational stuff.
So in your world the Sionist try to implement Nazism (a sworn enemy) to benefit their goals. The discussion is unrelated to Ukraine, but you have to judge people much more for what they do than for what they say. Could you please tell me how the actions of Putin at this point differ from those that a fascist government would take?
Thinking pan-germanism, pan-slavism... I fail to see the difference. And I get that the idea of "fighting the nazis" may be accepted in the RF society since it touches on the collective conscience to WW II and tales of heroes, but that only flies with people that choose to believe in it. Anyone with a rational thinking knows is propaganda.
As I understand it, a cauldron was formed there for at least 400 fighters of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, who heroically continue to resist without much chance of success after losing control over the dominant height. Good job Wagner.
After long months of negative success and some glorious retreats, Russia finally achieved something...
Do you still dream about taking Kyiv?For me personally, it’s enough for now that this year in Kyiv, for the first time in many years, there was no traditional torchlight procession in honor of Bandera. It is still unreasonable for Russia to take Kyiv now - together with Kyiv, it will have to take all the huge debts of Ukraine, which it has managed to do since the beginning of the special operation.
Glad to know you are revisiting expectations. It will take a few iterations of "victories by retreating" until you find out that war is costly, but for everyone. The only winner on this war is the US.
