Russia/Ukraine from Another Perspective (Relaunch Part Deux)

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In reply to OPAG • 12:47p, 2/19/25
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Exactly. An alliance with Russia, and countries like Hungary/Slovakia etc. makes a lot more sense than trying to drive 'regime change' or coups there. These are countries that have resisted the WEF/Soros globalists that want open borders (or 'Open Societies'). In many ways Europe is substantially conquered by the 'enemy' within and without (including USAID). And yes, this was has first and foremost benefited China, and then secondarily the wealthy oligarchs of Europe/Ukraine/Russia (and the US, not just the Biden familia) alike who are on the dole and empowered via the censorship and blood money etc.

Thankfully I think the evidence is now solidly that Trump now gets it, and won't tolerate this idiocy from Zelensky.

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In reply to Stat Monitor Repairman • 4:55a, 2/21/25
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That's pretty funny, SMR.
Developing:

He's right, you know, x2:


Sign me up for this proffer from Trump: classic win-win for America.

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In an article on Wednesday, The Economist said, "many Ukrainians are clearly frustrated with their war leader."According to data cited in the report, Zelensky "would lose a future election by 30% to 65% to Valery Zaluzhny," if the former commander runs for office. Zaluzhny currently serves as Ukraine's ambassador to the UK.
The Economist further claimed that, in sharp contrast to the 90% popularity he supposedly enjoyed during the early days of the conflict in 2022, Zelensky's trust ratings hit a low of 52% last month.
On Thursday, Ukraine's Strana.UA media outlet which is considered to be in opposition to the country's government and has come under pressure from the authorities cited a recent survey conducted by Socis suggesting that only 15.9% would vote for Zelensky, with Zaluzhny enjoying the support of 27.2% of respondents.
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