Vladimir Putin and Russia are Isolated – Only Not in the Way You Think
Posted by freedomforall 1 year ago to Politics
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"Russia is doomed to the same fate as Yugoslavie, or worse. This is a foregone conclusion if you scan western mainstream media, Washington think tank publications, or attend training sessions for US State Department personnel. The Ukraine proxy war, Zelensky the puppet dictator, and stumbling Joe Biden the president doll are play pieces in a geopolitical game with no rules.
Just read the first paragraphs of this Financial Times article by Tony Barber entitled “A post-Putin Russia may look like Serbia after Milošević.” You’ll “get it,” the immutable Russophobic drumbeat bought and paid for by the stumbling elites in the west. It’s easier to understand the current state of world affairs if you consider experts like Tony Barber as a shaky headed, blaring eyed tool of the deep state. Or, perhaps, a CIA media plant. The European comment editor at FT has always been a useful tool of US policy, in Poland, the former Soviet Union, and the former Yugoslavia. Geography and history tell us a lot about so-called “experts.”
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Russia and Vladimir Putin are isolated, only such isolation has a precedent which can be expressed in the wisdom of the Roman philosopher Seneca:
“Throw me to the wolves and I will return leading the pack.” — Seneca"
"Russia is doomed to the same fate as Yugoslavie, or worse. This is a foregone conclusion if you scan western mainstream media, Washington think tank publications, or attend training sessions for US State Department personnel. The Ukraine proxy war, Zelensky the puppet dictator, and stumbling Joe Biden the president doll are play pieces in a geopolitical game with no rules.
Just read the first paragraphs of this Financial Times article by Tony Barber entitled “A post-Putin Russia may look like Serbia after Milošević.” You’ll “get it,” the immutable Russophobic drumbeat bought and paid for by the stumbling elites in the west. It’s easier to understand the current state of world affairs if you consider experts like Tony Barber as a shaky headed, blaring eyed tool of the deep state. Or, perhaps, a CIA media plant. The European comment editor at FT has always been a useful tool of US policy, in Poland, the former Soviet Union, and the former Yugoslavia. Geography and history tell us a lot about so-called “experts.”
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Russia and Vladimir Putin are isolated, only such isolation has a precedent which can be expressed in the wisdom of the Roman philosopher Seneca:
“Throw me to the wolves and I will return leading the pack.” — Seneca"
