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I most certainly like freedom the way we have it in the UK and the US. However, Russia is free, because they found out the hard way that enslaving people doesn't work. And they want their nation to work just as any government does.
When you search for it, you will find that the CIA has been infiltrating the Slavic nations - to say nothing about the rest of the world - to influence them against Russia. But the peoples of the Slavic nations understand this. Those nations that are strong enough throw the CIA influence out. And that's to say nothing about MI6 influence... which might be greater than the CIA even though it is more hidden.
Just curious. Are you MI6? To be fair, I'm not KGB, which Putin has resurrected to combat the CIA and MI6, just as the Russian military is wiping the Ukrainian military.
First things first. You are Ruzzia economy is going great, but you say nothing at a 21% rate.
Second you say the US wanted to steal Siberia, which is pretty much in the middle of the Ruzzian Federation and has nearly no possible physical link with US. You have provided vage allegations about the CIA. I am waiting for proof.
You are saying the CIA and MI6 has tried to infiltrate the Slavic nations and I say YES and not only those, also all Latin America, South East Asia, Central Europa and everywhere else. That is what secret services do. Just as the USSR and Ruzzia have infiltrated and keep infiltrating the Western nations and interfered with elections. Minus one point for everyone.
You say people of Slavic nations understand this. You mean, like Estonia, Lithuania, Letonia? Ask them if they'd like to be ruled from Moscow again: hint, they don't. There is no particularly good reason for Slavs to be ruled by Moscow in the interest of Moscow.
No you are not KGB, you at most could be FSB (and you are not either, you may be a Chinese Texan at most). Putin has not resurrected it, he IS the FSB and grew up in the ranks of the FSB, seriously you did not know that??
I am from Paxmania, we only have the Paxmanian self-defence forces who are armed with fairy powder and unicorn poo.
Sometime check out credit card interest in the US and the UK. It can easily go over 24%. You are talking a double standard in Paxmania.
The point is, no matter the problems in Russia, they are just as bad in the West. It's like having a fever. Sometimes you simply have to sweat it out.
It will be interesting to see if the BRICS nations will win, or if the West will win. Seems that the Ukraine war is the testing ground. Too bad that it has cost so many people their lives.
"Victory Plan" Or Deadly Delusion? Zelensky's Perilous Five-Point Plan
https://www.zerohedge.com/geopolitical/victory-plan-or-deadly-delusion-zelenskys-perilous-five-point-planUntil now, all that Zelensky would say in public was that this clandestine plan paradoxically would not require negotiation with Putin, but also provides a way to strengthen Ukraine in order to "push Putin" to diplomatically end the war. Tone deaf in the extreme, several weeks ago Zelensky brazenly flew on a US Air Force C-17 transport plane into the key battleground state of Pennsylvania to visit a munitions plant before hectoring the United Nations General Assembly on this special plan. Election interference be damned!
Blessed with Zelensky's grand reveal of his vaunted five-point plan to the Ukrainian parliament on October 16, the tragic farce of the "Victory Plan" sharpens into focus.
Still shielding "three secret" addenda from the general public, Zelensky's top goal is as unsurprising as it is meretricious: an invitation for Ukraine to join NATO.
Zelensky hopes that NATO nations will grant Ukraine's application for admission, which it submitted over two years ago. Ukraine's Victory plan is little more than a Hail Mary. Why would NATO nations suddenly wish to jump headlong into the fray now, as Ukraine's already-dim prospects admittedly vanish, which cannot be papered over even by friendly commentators?
The patent absurdity of the Victory Plan does not stop there. Zelensky's other four points involve:
(1) unrestricted Western support for unrestricted warfare;
(2) "non-nuclear deterrence" to "safeguard the country against future" Russian "aggression";
(3) "economic growth and cooperation," which includes further Russian sanctions plus joint investment opportunities; and
(4) a "post-war security architecture," in which Ukraine's "large and experienced military force" can help secure Europe.
Zelensky seeks to unleash the Ukrainian military, hitherto shackled by arbitrary US restraints on long-range strikes into Russia. This invitation to nuclear war is bad enough, but he also seeks funds, arms, and intelligence from the West beyond the already-prodigious aid and comfort shuttled off these past two years. Additionally, this plank demands for Ukraine "additional supplies of long-range capabilities," asks for the West to take out Russian missiles and drones, and suggests further ground invasions of Russia to create "buffer zones." As Russia expands and lowers the bar for using nuclear weapons, Zelensky means to thrash about Russia like an elephant in a Matryoshka shop.
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