Zalenski has already signed up Blackrock and other globalists to "rebuild" Ukraine, talking up how much money is to be made.
The idea that they will allow it to become a bastion of freedom after years of functioning as the largest slush fund for elites is not realistic.
The idea that they will allow it to become a bastion of freedom after years of functioning as the largest slush fund for elites is not realistic.
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> people of Ukraine managed to stand against giant imperial horde
I guess it's a bit of a Rorschach test.
I see mass inscription, Zalenski on a never ending world tour for Western proxy war support, and a lock-step narrative from every media outlet of significance in the Western world.
It looks like a proxy war between NATO and Russia because it is.
Seems like Ukrainians are pawns in a game unfortunately.
I guess it's a bit of a Rorschach test.
I see mass inscription, Zalenski on a never ending world tour for Western proxy war support, and a lock-step narrative from every media outlet of significance in the Western world.
It looks like a proxy war between NATO and Russia because it is.
Seems like Ukrainians are pawns in a game unfortunately.
> The end justifies the means
What end though? Becoming a vassal state of the West?
Putin wanted Ukraine to be neutral and independence for ethnically Russian areas.
Are the means justified to avoid that?
I can see how zalenski and blackrock end up on top, but I can't see how this was a better path for the average Ukrainian.
What end though? Becoming a vassal state of the West?
Putin wanted Ukraine to be neutral and independence for ethnically Russian areas.
Are the means justified to avoid that?
I can see how zalenski and blackrock end up on top, but I can't see how this was a better path for the average Ukrainian.