Tag: russia
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Russia: “The US cannot cripple us”… Iran proves otherwise
Russian officials repeat a clear and confident claim. The United States cannot cripple Russia. They argue that Russia is too large, too armed, and too resilient for any external power to meaningfully degrade its ability to wage war. In their view, even a direct confrontation would not lead to paralysis. Russia would absorb the blow,…
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Does Trump shows how to avert WW3 with military superiority?
Of course, he can also get closer to it. But this article talks about military superiority. The strike on Iran was not just about Iran. It was a message. And the real audience was not Tehran. It was Beijing and Moscow. When Donald Trump authorizes a strike that removes a top Iranian leader within hours,…
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Russia not fighting against West alone
Russia repeatedly claims that it now fights alone against the West. This claim appears persuasive at first glance, especially when framed as a civilizational struggle. However, once history enters the discussion, the narrative starts to unravel. Again and again, Russia survived major conflicts not through isolation, but through alliances, indirect support, or favorable global conditions.…
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Russian and Ukrainian mentalities: Differences and similarities
Russia and Ukraine were not born as enemies. Their roots stretch back to the same civilization—Kievan Rus—the medieval state that laid the foundations for Slavic culture and Orthodox Christianity. Yet from this shared origin, two very different paths emerged. Geography, foreign domination, religion, and psychology shaped two distinct ways of thinking. Russia evolved under the…
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The historical and current mistrust Poles have for Russians
No other neighbor evokes the same emotional reflex in Poland as Russia does. The mistrust is not shallow. It is historical, it is not theoretical. They inherited it. For centuries, Russians have represented not just a foreign power—but a force of humiliation, erasure, and control. This article traces where the mistrust comes from, how it…
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Hillary Clinton, war with Russia and puppet state
Had Hillary Clinton won the election, Russia would have never been the same. There would have been, with great likelihood, a war with Russia and then transformed it into a puppet state. Or another solution to disrupt the regime. Germany as a puppet state My regular readers know it so if you don’t, please don’t…
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Proxy war? This is exactly what Russo-Ukrainian War is
Russia has attacked a sovereign country. This is insupportable and highly despicable. I have already outlined the Russo-Ukrainian War complexities. But what about Vladimir Putin’s claim that Russia is actually at war with the West? Yes, it is a proxy war. What is a proxy war? The defining characteristic of a proxy war is that…
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It’s politics! China supports warmonger
Carl Von Clausewitz famously proclaimed: “War is merely an extension of diplomacy.” So it is no surprise that China supports a warmonger (Russia in this case and the Russo-Ukrainian war). I am certainly fully aware that the Russo-Ukrainian war is not a black-and-white issue. Brief deep context of the Russo-Ukrainian war If the West hadn’t…
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Want to have great universities? The super-rich must approve it
I raised awareness among my reader base. The US had really bad universities prior to WW2 and the best after WW2. And it was just because of the super-rich criminals ruling the country. In order to dominate the world, they needed scientific and technological supremacy, therefore economic, thus military supremacy. The unknowing would say they have government, therefore governmental culture which stems from voting culture. And…
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Putin is neither a psychopath nor has Asperger’s syndrome
As a person suffering from the disease that belongs to the autistic spectrum myself, I recall the old official American report claiming Vladimir Putin has Asperger’s syndrome. Leave the aspect that the report may have had some side intentions (discredit him in his official ranks etc.) and let’s take a look at the notion itself.…