West has now set a course on total terrorist warfare

From what I have read, a truck filled with explosives blew up, killing three people in a car nearby, and then the flames took over a train also crossing the bridge. That train was full of fuel. It is only thanks to the amazing speed at which the bridge crews reacted that the damage was limited to only 9 wagons and, therefore, to a much shorter segment of the rail tracks.

Looking at the video, one would imagine that the bridge is in ruins. In fact, traffic was reestablished on both rail tracks and the road in less than 24 hours (with the exception of heavy trucks). In other words, this is yet another case of “it is humiliating, but not dangerous” (обидно но не опасно).

Furthermore, terrorists can always choose the time and location of their attacks.

So far, the Ukronazi efforts in Russia yielded very little tangible benefits: the murder of Dugina made her into a martyr, the attack on NS1/NS2 really only hurt Germany and the EU, while the explosion on Crimean Bridge has proven that this is a very hard target which will be extremely hard to destroy short of using a tactical nuke.

Here we all need to remember terrorist attacks on the school in Beslan, the Dubrovka Theater in Moscow, the Budennovsk hospital, the Domodedovo International Airport or the Saint Petersburg subway. All of them were the result of actions by so-called “terrorist groups” all of which were (and still are) run by western special services.

There are basically only two ways to defeat such state-sponsored terrorist attacks:

Infiltrate the so-called terrorist groups and infiltrate the western “parent agencies” which run them. Convince the general public to go into a “high vigilance” mode.

Basically, the entire Russian society needs to go on a “mental war footing” and remain calm and very vigilant at the same time: not only is Russia under attack by Banderite Nazis, but also by the folks who did 9/11, MH17 (and many other!) and these are the folks who unleashed an entire terrorist campaign against Iran which included bombing, assassinations, sabotage, etc.

Then there is the problem of escalation. The attack on the Crimean Bridge was a clear act of war.

Of course, since no US passports were found conveniently floating in the water, Russia’s response should not be an overt military retaliatory attack. However, I do expect that something will happen soon, most likely in the Ukraine, but probably involving western personnel/assets/facilities.

In conclusion, I expect things to get even worse right up and until the elections in the USA. Not that I have much of a hope that sanity would prevail should the GOP win, but “a tiny little” is better than “none at all”.

In the meantime, it is simply shocking for me to observe the collective orgasm felt by the leaders of the West each time some horror befalls Russia. Truth be told, the fact that they hate us does not surprise me. What surprises me much more is how unapologetically hate-filled and “in your face” these cries of joy are. And I wonder

Do they see that hateful glee in their own eyes when they look in the mirror? When they see a photo of Daria Dugina, do they feel like the “yeah! scored one against Putin!”? When the kangaroo court in the Netherlands declares that it was Russia (or the LDNR) blew up MH17, will they feel that justice has been served and the guilty punished?

I am afraid that asking what they see or do not see is the wrong question which, by the way, Putin answered in his recent speech when he said “these European elites understand everything – they do, but they prefer to serve the interests of others“.

It’s not that they don’t see, instead they don’t care. At all. They never have.

I will end with a question: is the above only true of the European ruling classes or is that true for most people who live in the EU?

What will the well-intentioned and noble Europeans do when the next bloodbath happens in Russia (because sooner or later it will, such is the nature of the terrorist threat)? Will they rejoice and wave their Ukie flags a little stronger or will they just not give a damn?

So if Vlad has all these capabilities, why hasn't he used them? Why has he allowed his war of aggression to be dragged out to the point that his own people are turning against him?

Stop believing everything you read in the Mockingbird Media about Putin, Russia and Ukraine.

I'm amazed by people like you. Have you been participating here on Free Republic, or as part of the Conservative movement, over the last 6 years as every news outlet in America (even Fox) reported as fact that:

there was a dossier created by British intel that proved that Trump was colluding with the Russians.
That Christopher Steele, dossier author, was a completely legit operator, and not a poltical dirty trickster
That the Steele dossier had been created by U.K. M16, or perhaps by some Republican candidates for POTUS
That there was a video tape of President Trump paying Russian prostitutes in Russia to piss on a bed Obama had slept in.
That Trump said neo-Nazis and White Nationalists were "Very good people".
That Carter Page was a Russian asset.
That Gen. Flynn had lied to the FBI about a vital matter of national security, and was likely in bed with the Russians.
That the Mueller investigation was necessary and legitimate, and not a political battering ram used to "get Trump".
That's Trump's business dealings were extremely corrupt and he would soon be charged with major crimes and go to jail.
That the FBI were treating Trump just like they treat eeryone else.
.... I could go on and on, but the point is made.

The media has been lying blatantly to everyone about everything for years now. It's what they do. But you are still choosing to believe them when they make these claims about Russia and Putin. (Do they even have reporters there? I haven't seen a American Reporter in Moscow for a very long time.)

Biden's approval rating is in the toilet, and 69% of Americans say that the country is heading in the wrong direction. (LINK: Biden approval remains underwater as 69% say US heading in wrong direction: poll) But, he's still President. He's still able to do things.

Putin's approval ratings are far higher than Bidens. They did go down a bit in September, but with the Ukrainians doing this terrorist-style attack on a Russian bridge, it's probably going to rebound.

Still he was at 77% approval, 21% disapproval in the latest September polls. Why hasn't Biden pulled out of his disasterous adventure in Ukraine alredy. ("Statista: Putin Approval Rating, Historic

If you watch almost any speech by Biden he's a teeting, tottering old man who appears to have Alzheimer's disease, and can't make it through a 20 minute press convference without making horrible gaffes, stumbling over phrases, and wandering off the podium looking dazed and confused.

In contrast Putin gave a 1 hour speech on Sept 30 laying out the reasons for the War in Ukraine, and welcoming the four new regions into permanent Union with Russia. The Ukraine has lost about 15% of it's land and 5 million citizens to Russia.

Putin stated at the outset that Russians consider the Ukrainians to be cousins. He has conducted a "Special Military Operation" to de-militarize and de-Nazify Ukraine. To push out enough Ukrainians from the East so that the Russia speakers there are not being bombed and subjected to mortar attacks constantly.

At some point Putin and the Russians, if subjected to enough provocations, change their approach and go for a more "total war". For instance: bombing Kiev. To date that hasn't really happened, because Putin does't want to drive a permanent Stake through the heart of Russian/Ukrainian relations.

With each terrorist bombing that probably matters less and less. Zelinsky is too stupid to take any of the exit ramps he's been offered. So, things are going to get way worse in Ukraine before4 th

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