Hello Alexander,
ak>>> Russian generals and Putin didn't plan to fight at all. They had
ak>>> an illusion that Ukraine army would support them in dismissing
ak>>> those who came to power in 2014.
WD>> You know something? I'm agreeing with you... it was the first
WD>> mistake... I mean by the Russian military.
ak> Do you know, to make a boat rocked and overturned it's necessary to have
ak> two
ak> foolish fighters in it. One beats the other and the other beats the one.
Cajuns know better, and always make room for alligator in pirogue.
And also keep paddle in hand in case of emergency.
ak> Russian military hoped for quick result and wide support within
ak> Ukraine;
Russian military got quick result. Just not the result expected.
And the wide support within Ukraine was enormous.
ak> Ukrainian nationalists has been inclined to fight until the end
ak> without concessions, and the bowels wind made their main brains to
ak> believe that NATO will fight on their side.
Cajuns were here before there was a USA. What gave France, and
Spain, and the USA the right to invade our land and make it their
own?
Ukraine is an independent and sovereign state. It is recognized
by the international community as such. The same as the USA.
So what gives Russia, or China, or India, or any other country,
the right to invade their land and make it their own?
ak> Not Ukrainians to be military puppets for NATO in fighting with Russia
ak> under
ak> the encouraging shouts from the European viewing stand.
Ukraine is not a member state of NATO. 32 other countries are.
But not Ukraine. But I do like the idea. In fact, Sweden liked
it so much that it has signed up. And so did Finland, which
used to be a part of the USSR at one time.
Good gosh, wouldn't that be the day when Russia joins the club?
ak> It was a mistake from Russian side, but there it doesn't mean that there
ak> were not any ways to avoid the war in Ukraine.
The easiest, and best way, was never to have crossed the line.
Had the border been honored and respected, all would have been
peaceful and no war would ever have taken place.
ak> It is true that an agreement had been almost reached in Istanbul in the
ak> 2022
ak> spring but Boris Johnson had made all he could to persuade Zelensky to
ak> fight.
Vladimir Putin never raised any objection to Ukraine's status
as an independent and sovereign state - until he decided to invade
Ukraine (first in 2014 and later in 2022).
As such, Putin can never be trusted as a man of his word. He says
whatever is convenient, with hopes to get what he wants.
ak> It was also his mistake, in his arrogance towards Russia and viewing the
ak> situation inadequately (although he could not think in other way).
Johnson was more show than substance. A Winston Churchill wannabe.
ak> In short, people who wanted this war were more numerous than those who
ak> wanted to prevent it.
The graveyards are filling up in Russia. And the widows are growing
much more numerous. How much longer will it take for the inevitable
to happen?
WD>> So here we are now in the 3rd year of a conflict which Ukraine
WD>> cannot win and Russia cannot lose. Which doesn't mean Ukraine is
WD>> losing and Russia is winning...
ak> Looking at the mistakes taken, people must understand a simple thing -
ak> those easy bloodless solutions that were before the current bloodshed
ak> are not available now. If you squeezed out tooth paste from the tube you
ak> cannot put it back. And every bad decision on both sides have its price
ak> which must be paid.
Putin is like a gorilla with its hand stuck into a hole in the
ground trying to hold on to a coconut. He can't let it go even while
it is being captured and put into a cage.
The same could be said about the other gorilla. But since Putin was
the first gorilla to stick its hand in the hole in the ground it is
all Putin's fault.
If only a peaceful solution could be found. For all sides.
A peaceful solution, with justice for all.
ak> When an operating system is ruined you can restore it with a saved
ak> backup. It cannot be applied to Ukraine of course, but people now must
ak> clearly to see and understand the real point of the crash in 2014.
Russia invaded Crimea (a part of Ukraine) in 2014. This was phase
one of a planned full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
ak> And they will see a real picture -- the Ukraine divided in two
ak> irreconcilable parts.
The international community recognizes one united Ukraine, which
includes the region of Crimea, as well as all other regions.
ak> So the only viable solution is to separate these two parts and make peace.
Real solution: Russian military leaves all areas of Ukraine.
ak> It has been done in Yugoslavia, it can be done in Ukraine.
Ukraine is not what was formerly Yugoslavia.
Ukraine is not a collection of different countries.
Ukraine is not part one country and part another country.
Ukraine is not a country that can be taken apart, piece
by piece, by any other country. Ukraine is one country,
one people. Whose people can, and do, speak multiple
languages.
ak> If the USA and NATO would had started to arm Croats and Muslims against
ak> Serbs in Yugoslavia that war would not have ended.
You do realize how things turned out.
Kosovans were so happy they built a giant statue of Bill Clinton
for all to see. I have no idea if he has ever visited his likeness.
But I wouldn't doubt it if he has.
NATO just dropped a few bombs to get Serbia to submit.
First time in history no troops were needed to win.
ak> But understanding that Yugoslavia cannot be saved as it was helped to make
ak> peace.
Slobo made peace with his maker and was never tried for his crimes.
Djoko is at peace with having just won a gold medal at the Olympics
and is now ready to take on all comers at the US Open ...
For Life,
Lee
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