Re: Russian asset

On Sat, 8 Mar 2025 13:52:42 +0300, Oleg Smirnov wrote:

Dhu on Gate, <news:vqg3r9$2gr4g$4@dont-email.me>

On Fri, 7 Mar 2025 20:31:57 +0300, Oleg Smirnov wrote:

 

Atlanticist support for the [ugly and unpromising] Kiev regime
has become burdensome, and any sane one can see it. Americans,
even those of them who are the most dumb, still can recall the
fact that the Euros managed to unwind those two world wars while
the U.S. helped ending them. However, this time America itself -
at least its "liberal" / neocon / "deep state" faction - joined
the club of morons by provoking the Ukraine war. Trump now tries
to turn it toward deescalation through "carrot and stick" means.
The fact is, Trump's options to apply "stick" to Russia - so as
not to damage American interest as well - are now limited,
given that Biden administration exhausted most of this resource.
Today Trump issued a threat of new "big sanctions" on Russia.
If any, one can hardly expect it would be very effective.

 
We live in a tightly closed loop planetary economy now:
there is nowhere to have "a little war far awa' to raise
the price of man an' beast", so War has no tangible
human benefit$.
 
Since we are still gonna need Civil Defense in the years to
come, I would begin by relocating the department of defense
under whatever department is responsible for public heath
and welfare.

 
A big stress brings some benefits, as it stimulates
revealing of settings that are no longer correct/relevant.
Issue is, at what costs. Gradual and timely update seems

In human terms it takes 3 generations to accomplish meaningful
social change without murderous resets. 

much preferabler. It demands a proper sense of proportion.
Lack of it seems to be one of the main roots of evil.

Ain't nothin' in this existence worth
doing that's ever truly done.
Living with incompleteness is all, and 
some things are just best left to others ;-)

Dhu

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