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Russia keeps saying its goals are basically achieved. This means control of the south and east. If that is so, then partition would be a way out. Would NATO then admit western Ukraine? The problem is, how would they prevent a NATO west Ukraine from continuing to shell the Russian east? (Which likewise would force NATO and Russia into war with each other?
Newsweek.com:
” NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg has said that Ukraine will eventually become a member of the transatlantic alliance, but he and national leaders including President Joe Biden have made clear that this is a long-term goal.”
65,000 nuclear bunkers prepared in Sweden (Underground Worlds, tonight on the Yesterday channel).
300,000 bunkers in Switzerland.
Their bunkers are the size of cities. They have apartments for workers, servants; restaurants, etc., and artificial sunlight; gardens, etc.
https://spyscape.com/article/billionaire-bunkers-the-worlds-most-exclusive-safe-houses
The alert will be next Sunday. The article above reveals what it is really for.
Thanks, Robbo. Agree absolutely.
What about Ekonomikos’ article in the Standard, which says world war is unlikely?
Something’s lurking around the corner – but it isn’t a world war
But China is approaching a pact with Russia, so they will be able to challenge the U.S.
And the gangsters may think they can get away with nuclear war by taking to their multi-billion dollar de luxe bunkers, which they all have. I mean, whoever said they were bright people?
Russia and China heading for military pact.
” there are Anarchist groups who have published some of our publications and some have made translation of our publications and they have been published, ”
AK Press, based in Edinburgh, but also in the US, stocks our pamphlets, and Anarchist classics we respect and agree with, such as MUTUAL AID. The Anarchists suffered as genuine socialists did at the hands of the Bolsheviks, and, with us, they opposed World War II.
China was then in no position to fight the U.S., except in a proxy war like Korea. And Stalin, I think, would have left Mao on his own.
Chiang at that time was talking about the retaking of mainland China, which Taiwan today can’t possibly consider.
Also, KMT forces were launching forays from Burma.But Zelensky is adamant about the return of Crimea, and I don’t see NATO anytime soon advising him to accept a deal.
