Ukraine: An utter disaster for Russia?
The Russian military intervention in Ukraine is turning into a strategic disaster of such monumental scale as to to bring into question the motives of Putin’s Government in launching the intervention. For a start it’s quite clear after sifting the tsunami of lies from all sides that it is indeed a disaster militarily. In fact anything other than a quick comprehensive victory involving minimal casualties and physical destruction equaled failure. Despite the claims of many experts that Ukraine’s defense infrastructure had been disabled by early precision weapon attacks the resistance not alone survives but seems to be pushing the Russians back months after hostilities began. It’s taken weeks to capture a single steel plant, for God’s sake, the defenders of which were able to see the Russian Black Sea flagship sunk in humiliating fashion a few miles off shore. Surely restive regions with non-Russian ethnic majorities (Chechnya, Dagestan, Ingushetia) are reconsidering their chances of a new violent rebellion in the light of these events? Russian military failure and ineptitude will also embolden adjacent states such as Georgia into more adventures.
The expansion and improved cohesion of what had been a declining and fissiparous NATO must surely represent the biggest single strategic disaster for Russia. Initiatives inconceivable even a few months ago such as Sweden and Finland joining that organisation have now become established fact while its constituent members are ramping up military expenditure. Russia now faces an adversary that is bigger, more hostile, more unified, better armed and more confident than ever before. The damage done to Russian-European relations will take literally generations to repair, assuming it can be repaired. The Russian action also encourages irredentism, still a powder keg in much of Europe where so many countries have historical and/or ethnic claims to parts of neighbouring countries. Hungary with parts of Serbia and Romania, Romania with Moldova and Transnistria, Poland with Ukraine and, well, remember Germany used to stretch all the way up to the Lithuanian border and indeed beyond. Rumours persist of eagerness on the part of Poles, Hungarians and Romanians to recover parts of Ukraine in the (now increasingly unlikely) event of the that country’s dismemberment. Whatever the merits of such claims the potential geopolitical ramifications are horrific. Bear in mind that both Latvia and Lithuania have very large Russian populations, located conveniently near the Russian border. How must the authorities there feel about the events in Ukraine? And by now every country in Europe which had been dependent on Russian energy and agricultural exports must be frantically seeking out alternative long-term suppliers. And finally, the Visigrad Alliance which promised so much in the fight against globohomo has been destroyed in the fallout.
So what happens now? It appears – again, to the extent that we can believe anything emanating from official sources – that Putin expected a quick victory, the surrender of Zelenksy and the scattering of the so-called Nazis. None of these objectives were achieved and almost certainly never will be, short of a protracted meat-grinder war of attrition, if then. Such an imbroglio would suit NATO down to the ground. The most likely outcome will see Russia withdraw under cover of some face-saving form of words. Such an outcome could threaten Putin’s survival. And even were Donbas and the whole Black Sea coast to come under Russian control it’s hard to see any major advantages accruing other than greater control over access to Crimea.
Could Russia have responded in any other way to the endless NATO provocations, ongoing as they have been for decades? The military option may have been hopeless but the economic one has been very different – the full impact on Europe most certainly has not been seen yet. Yet this weapon was deployed only after active hostilities had commenced. Could it have been deployed prior to that with the clear message to NATO: “Cut off and roll back the de facto NATOisation of Ukraine or sanctions will commence”. It’s an option that could have been implemented on a gradual basis to underline Putin’s seriousness. Existing NATO facilities in Ukraine plus the biolabs could have been taken out by those advanced precision weapons we’ve been hearing so much about. Same with the artillery shelling Donbas. I don’t claim any special knowledge and could be totally wrong but it does seem to me that had such options been applied over the last year or so a military invasion would have been unnecessary. Then again maybe Russia thought that this would be another Crimea operation, that Ukraine and the West would just stand by and do nothing of any significance.
This assumes of course that Putin’s real objectives were as stated. I believe they were but what if they’re not? The scale and comprehensiveness of the disaster from a Russian perspective are so great as to suggest the possibility, I put it no stronger than that, of other motives at play. In this post a few weeks ago I wrote “Jews in the West may hate Putin and Russians generally but that country’s Jews proclaim Putin as the best Russian leader ever for their community. Many of the Jewish oligarchs are still in power with their loot intact and enjoy privileged access to the President. Many other factors give us pause for thought. Russia was all on board with the Covid hoax, the mass MRNA vaccination program and the Mark Of The Beast digital ID. Putin’s daughter plays a major role in the transhumanist CRISPR project. His association with the WEF and Schwab goes back thirty years and they refer to one another by their first names. Kissinger has been described as “a valued friend” and is accorded the almost unique distinction of dining at Putin’s private quarters when he visits Russia. Is this the guy saving us from the NWO? Seriously?”
Again, I don’t know. But Putin does seem as committed to the NWO, the Fourth Industrial Revolution, the Great Reset and transhumanism as are his enemies (?) in the West. Or is he destroying Ukraine so as to reestablish the Khazarian Kingdom in time for the Moshiach’s imminent appearance? Crazy? Insane? Maybe. Probably. But ask yourself this. Had anybody predicted twenty years ago the situation we now find ourselves in would you have dismissed them as lunatics as well?
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