Posted on 08/14/2023 3:38:16 AM PDT by hardspunned
NEW YORK, August 14. /TASS/. The policy of US President Joe Biden's administration in relation to Ukraine just postpones Kiev’s defeat, former National Security Advisor to President Donald Trump John Bolton wrote in an article published on The Wall Street Journal's website.
According to Bolton, "Ukraine’s offensive failures and Russia’s defensive successes share a common cause: the slow, faltering, nonstrategic supply of military assistance by the West. The serial debates over whether to supply this or that weapons system, the perpetual fear that Russia will escalate to war against the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, and occasional Kremlin nuclear saber-rattling have instilled a paralyzing caution in Western capitals. Although the UK under Boris Johnson wasn’t deterred, NATO has seemed unwilling to fulfill its commitment to restore Ukraine’s full sovereignty and territorial integrity."
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Maybe Europeans have figured out that fighting John Bolton’s wars just ain’t worth the money, effort and anxiety.
Lord, what an idiot!
Lord, what an idiot!
Tens of thousands of dead and maimed soldiers are just grist in the massive MIC grift mill.
It’s a European problem and always has been but America under this administration will do anything to help any country but itself.
I’ll never forget the time I was watching one of those Sunday morning political interview shows. Before Trump I think was elected.
They were interviewing Bolton and I almost fell off my chair when he said he wished every single southerner who fought in the civil war would have been executed.
That would have been a genocide worthy of the types like young Turks, Hitler, Pol pot and Mao. About 1.5 million.
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Once this hot war is over, assuming we’re not all dead, the conflict will settle into a new generational, multi trillion dollar cold war. With this gambit they cash in immediately and for generations. They and their children will be cashing billion dollar checks for the foreseeable future. I put the over under in May of last year on General Dynamic tanks sold in Europe over the next decade at 5000. That prediction looks pretty much spot on. Have you seen that Finnish border? How much can be siphoned off the hundreds of billions it will take to arm it?
Bolton sees the light about Ukraine losing
But he blames it on the West for not giving them enough arms ( like over $100 billion who even knows…)
Still refuses to recognize the fault lies with advisors like himself who still fail to understand the “ enemy” Russia and its political will, economic resiliency, and military capability vs “ superior” western weapons and training. Turns out every weapon the West has provided burns well, the Russians adapt swiftly to every “ surprise” thrown at them, instead of charging across empty fields to plant flags in small ruined villages, they are willing to endure the derision of numbnuts like Milley and his girlfriend Kirby for not “taking Kiev in 3 days” and stay entrenched behind deadly echeloned defenses and kill hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian troops.
And Crimea…really is a redline. Not a bluff.
Everybody hates Bolton.
I feel bad for the Ukrainians but to quote Animal House: You F’ed up, you trusted us
There is only one 100% correlation of the people mentioned.
You can throw in Nuland, Vindman, Soros, etc.
Hint, you’re not allowed to say.
Thanks. I found a wealth of info on “Rense”
We are in a proxy war with Russia. “Helping” Ukraine is irrelevant. Biden calls Putin a war criminal and wants him removed. SecDef Austin says the objective is to weaken the Russian military so they can’t do this again.
Special interests are profiting from this war. The US military-industrial complex is thriving. US exports of LNG to Europe have increased significantly with the elimination of the Nordstream pipelines. The corrupt oligarchs in Ukraine are making a fortune. Refugee and other NGO organizations are flush with money.
This war has been going on since 2014 when the US/EU engineered coup of the duly elected government of Ukraine spawned the separatist movement in the Donbas and precipitated the first Russian invasion, unopposed, that annexed Crimea. The same idiots that led this coup, i. e., Biden, Blinken, Nuland, Sullivan, Powers, in 2014 are back in power. For them, it is personal. Putin humiliated them in 2014. This war is payback. It could have been avoided, but they chose to cross Putin’s red line about NATO expansion. They wanted this war.
We have entered a new Cold War and caused a global political realignment that is more dangerous for us. Most of the world is ignoring the sanctions against Russia. Even NATO members like Hungary and Turkey are not fully complying with them. We are stuck in another endless war that is already costing us hundreds of billions of dollars adding to our budget deficits and national debt. Debt servicing costs will be over $600 billion this calendar year along with a $2 trillion budget deficit.
We are being led by fools and knaves. We have a corrupt, compromised President who took millions of dollars in bribes from Ukraine. We had a US President, Donald J. Trump, who was impeached over a telephone call to Ukraine inquiring about Biden corruption. Deep State has been involved significantly in Ukraine militarily, intelligence activities, bio labs, etc.
Why is Ukraine the hill to die on for the US? We have no strategic national interests at stake. We are prolonging this war causing more death and destruction for Ukrainians in a war they cannot win. If we really want to help Ukraine, we must end this war now. We have the leverage to do so.
Well captured in a short few sentences! Clarity! Kudos to you.
Below the puppet-master photo are some leaders at the very top of the Kagan-Nuland cabal that in reality drives our foreign policy.
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