Whether Donnie understands it or not, his star has set straight into Putin’s little suitcase...
Whether Donnie understands it or not, his star has set straight into Putin’s little suitcase.
Even if it can be pulled out of there, the star will stink for a long time yet.
For two long years Trump fooled the world, embarrassed to admit his pathological attachment to Putin.
Trump could easily and simply have split the skull of Russian fascism. But he betrayed the West by allowing Putin and his dictatorship to live.
And during that time it grew stronger, more brazen, and became dangerous to civilization.
All these years Putinism has been hammering the weak brains of its population into shape. Today almost 100 million believe in the Führer.
And this, too, is undoubtedly Trump’s “achievement,” after he dragged out his “coming out” for so long. And failed to do what he should have done as president of the United States.
If no miracles or unpredictable plot twists occur, there is only one way out: a grand, global mess.
It is no accident at all that the Supreme Allied Commander of NATO today made public the plan for war with Russia.
His voice was quiet and his gaze grim, but there was no excitement in him, no stupid general’s joy.
Yes, undoubtedly, NATO will break the country of cannibals. The only question is: at what cost.
And the Russians are enjoying their Führer, failing to understand that his obsession guarantees their end.
NATO will strike Kaliningrad, Belarus, and St. Petersburg in the event of a Russian attack, — NATO’s commander-in-chief in Europe.
The Alliance intends to stop a Russian offensive at its very initial stage:
▪️Long-range missiles will hit Russia’s command posts and air defense systems;
▪️NATO aviation will strike Russian reinforcements and military facilities in the rear;
▪️Thousands of drones and ground robots are supposed to hold back the offensive while minimizing human losses.
Nevzorov
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