"Putin is fighting not to conquer Pokrovsk but to destroy Ukraine as a nation. He wants to show Russians that democratic aspirations are hopeless. He wants to prove that a whole host of international laws and norms, including the United Nations Charter and the Geneva conventions, no longer matter"
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Anne Applebaum
Putin isn't fighting just for territory in Ukraine, and any "peace plan" that fails to understand his goals will fail
www.theatlantic.com/internationa...
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It covers plans for Brexit & Ukraine - How easily the West has been manipulated by Russia:
The Foundations of Geopolitics: The Geopolitical Future of Russia by Aleksandr Dugin - Published in 1997
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foundations_of_Geopolitics
- How could it go wrong?
But a great find! Thx!
trump, by injecting human cancers into DoD, FBI, etc., shares Putin’s goals. He continues to idolize Putin.
Most won't.
Or really, it proved that law based international order was always mostly a facade
Scholz is just the most annoying example.
He will prefer to be in a position to constantly bomb Ukraine to keep it from becoming a successful democratic state, such as Estland, Lettland, Poland,....
(Which has been RU/CH publicly stated joint agenda for almost 12 years - March 2013)
Below 👇 is a petition for radical reform of the faulty UN 🇺🇳 and its compromised-by-🇷🇺 (In)security Council, which I believe will be of interest to you/others:
https://www.change.org/ReformTheUnitedNations
It is more challenging for each year.
The question is: what's the conclusion of this?
And what can we learn from countries where democracy backslided, at one or another point in their history?