Friday, October 14, 2022

Russian Strikes on Zelenski Regime Energy Infrastructure Legit and Par for Course But Not Enough to Open Door to Peace

It may now be time to provide some analysis of the recent developments based on our vision and a unique knowledge of military matters as well as our analytical and reasoning capabilities and not forgetting the supreme and highest faculty known to man - that of intuition with certainty.

These past couple of days, Russian forces may have been conducting limited strikes on Zelenski NATO puppet regime energy and communications infrastructure and also transportation, and here is why such attacks are okay and par for the course.


We have it on good authority here (vide above) that massive bombing attacks open doors to peace, and, in a well-deserved and much overdue reversal of roles, the Russians are just bringing the wanton NATO proxies and NATO itself to heel.

And it is a jolly good thing too as a sobered-up and diminished NATO will be a boon to everybody and will ensure stable peace in Europe for decades to come.


 

The only complaint that can be made at this point and time is that the Russians seem to be in no hurry to finish the war because their attacks are limited in scope and anything but massive and they don't strike NATO assets in the NATO territory proper - it will be a lot easier to bring NATO to heel in Europe than to finish off the crazed blood-soaked Zelenski now well entrenched in Ukraine and hell-bent on sacrificing millions of Ukrainians before losing it all anyway.



From under their nuclear umbrella - the largest in the world and the only one that is proven to be effective - Russia can strike and bring to heel anybody it so chooses to do, without exception, but the easiest target would definitely be NATO in Europe and as for the United States, well, it can always do an about-face* or even a volte-face* and say goodbye to the Euros when forced to choose between own continued miserable existence and defending that of NATO's in Europe.


 

*Volte Face



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