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On 9/29/24 7:00 AM, CrudeSausage wrote:
> On 2024-09-29 4:01 a.m., RonB wrote:
>> On 2024-09-28, CrudeSausage <crude@sausa.ge> wrote:
>>> On 2024-09-27 7:28 p.m., RonB wrote:
>>>> On 2024-09-27, CrudeSausage <crude@sausa.ge> wrote:
>>>>> On 2024-09-27 12:40 a.m., RonB wrote:
>>>>>> On 2024-09-26, CrudeSausage <crude@sausa.ge> wrote:
>>>>>>> On 2024-09-26 2:47 a.m., Relf wrote:
>>>>>>>> Putin is worse than Hitler, RonB.  Zelenskyy is our hero.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Huntzinger: Ukraine hasn't actually enacted a draft for their 
>>>>>>>> men ages 18-25.
>>>>>>>>         The constraint on them at present is that they can't 
>>>>>>>> leave the country:
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Amazing, I didn't know that.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> In RonB's little world, Zelenskyy has "least two huge yachts";
>>>>>>>> in reality, Putin is the one with the yachts, not Zelenskyy,
>>>>>>>> & he can go anywhere he wants, so long as it's near Turkey.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Zelensky is your hero the same way that a brother who keeps 
>>>>>>> asking you
>>>>>>> for money and abusing your sons and daughters would be a hero.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Zelensky is a desperate little (rich) Jew constantly panhandling 
>>>>>> for more
>>>>>> goodies. He grew up in a part of Ukraine that speaks Russian, and 
>>>>>> Russian
>>>>>> was his native tongue, but he wantes keep all Russian-speaking 
>>>>>> Ukrainians
>>>>>> from speaking their native tongue. As soon as the world gets tired 
>>>>>> of his
>>>>>> endless mooching, he's history – unless he's smart enough to 
>>>>>> escape on one
>>>>>> of his yachts before he's "histrophied." And it won't be the 
>>>>>> Russians who do
>>>>>> him in, it will be Ukrainians (if he hasn't gotten them all killed 
>>>>>> by then
>>>>>> with insane military (so-called) "tactics").
>>>>>
>>>>> It is in Ukraine's best interest to end the war as soon as possible 
>>>>> and
>>>>> to go back to normal life. All it would take is for them to keep their
>>>>> promise about not becoming a part of NATO - especially since it is 
>>>>> clear
>>>>> that the United States want the tactical advantage of removing any
>>>>> natural obstacle in a theoretical war with Russia - and to respect the
>>>>> wishes of the residents of Donetsk Oblast, Luhansk Oblast, 
>>>>> Zaporizhzhia
>>>>> Oblast and Kherson Oblast who overwhelmingly voted for annexation.
>>>>> Russia simply wants the American nose to be kept out of its 
>>>>> politics and
>>>>> its region, especially since the Americans themselves promised not to
>>>>> move an inch further into their territory in the early 90s. Anyways, I
>>>>> have little sympathy for Zelensky in this affair. He is doing little
>>>>> more than confirming what I already knew about Jews in power.
>>>>
>>>> Soros wrote an article in the 90s (or 80s?) about using eastern 
>>>> Europeans to
>>>> do their "security" dirty work because "NATO countries wouldn't 
>>>> tolerate
>>>> their people coming back in body bags." The U.S. (CIA) has been 
>>>> grooming the
>>>> Neo-Nazi Ukrainians in west Ukraine to hate Russia since the end of 
>>>> WWII.
>>>> The Rothschilds desperately want to get their claws on Russia's vast 
>>>> natural
>>>> resources and Putin stands in their way.
>>>>
>>>> What these neo-CON morons don't realize is that Putin is the 
>>>> moderate voice
>>>> in Russia, trying to keep WWIII from happening.
>>>
>>> I've had the opportunity to read a few of Putin's statements and watch a
>>> number of his interviews (including the Tucker one) and I don't see the
>>> villain everyone else is seeing. Maybe I'm too trusting, but every point
>>> he raises and his response to it makes sense. The Ukrainian election in
>>> 2014 was indeed stolen by the Americans, Russia indeed needs for Ukraine
>>> to remain neutral for their own safety and it indeed makes sense for the
>>> country to partner with China considering how the United States is not
>>> playing fair. I imagine that an American will just repeat that they're
>>> evil all day, but I don't see why anyone would benefit by submitting to
>>> American demands. Did any of the South American countries whose
>>> leadership was toppled benefit? Did Jamaica? Did Haiti improve after
>>> Americans got involved?
>>
>> Right now the western-aligned leader of Armenia is destroying his own
>> country. And look what happened to Argentina when the new moron, idiot
>> leader took charge and moved away from BRICS. Poverty level now up to 
>> 48% of the country.
>>
>> Go Woke go broke. Go Woke USA style, go broke.
> 
> Ah, I actually had no idea that Argentina didn't improve after Milei 
> took over. 

I wasn't aware that Milei has swung from a right wing Trump-loving 
anarcho-capitalist strongman into being a lefty socialist!


> At the same time, I think that the economy and currency were 
> in such bad shape that there was no way he was going to fix that in the 
> short term. Either way, it doesn't look like greater proximity to the 
> United States will do anything beneficial, unless maybe he develops the 
> tourism industry there and sweetens the deal for Americans looking to 
> travel there.

It will take work & time to see what he can do.

Armenia is another region that's in trouble: they want to be EU/Western 
aligned, but geopolitically Khachaturyan is forced to placate Putin to 
not be invaded directly, or be undermined by Turkish & Azeri players.

Its similar to Belarus, where self-determination wishes have to be kept 
quiet against what Russia would do in response; the near term compromise 
is to play as a Putin puppet to maintain some degree of local autonomy. 
Georgia is another complicated mess, where they're also laying low to 
try to avoid being invaded by Russia again.  Of course, the common 
thread to all of these is Russia as the proximate bullying neighbor.


-hh