MPorciusCatoCivver
Chief Windbag
- Joined
- Aug 14, 2023
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LOL it's the pro-Ukrainian camp here that is ridiculous. Painting Ukrainian neo-nazis as "heroes", Zelensky as a sort of martyr when the guy is just a maniac, a stooge, and a cocaine addict who ruined his own country. Also propping up a banana republic and failed state like Ukraine in exaggeration, because "muh Russia is evil", "muh Ukraine should follow the Washington diktat". This is nothing else than a mirror screen for supporting the claims of US imperialism and US hegemonic ambitions in the former Soviet backyard, disguised as always as a false humanitarian and pseudo-empathetic claim about the so-called "freedom" of the nations of this region.
I'm not condoning all of Russia's actions in these areas, but the expansion of NATO and US interventionism are just as much of a bogeyman for the Eastern Europe as is the acts of aggression conducted by Putin. The whole area needs a new, Titoesque, "non-aligned" outlook, in the same way the historical Tito despised both Washington and Moscow. But that's just my own two cents.
Either way, all of this ridiculous talk about "freedom fighting" Ukrainians and US-backed nazi militias is tosh, and is a smokescreen for US geopolitical ambitions in the area. Backing some third world style dictators against a Communist power in the heydays of the Cold War wasn't that different from the gambit of Ukraine supporters, anyway, who're into turning Bananaland into a bulwark of "freedom" because they don't want a true opponent to US hegemony.
I'm not condoning all of Russia's actions in these areas, but the expansion of NATO and US interventionism are just as much of a bogeyman for the Eastern Europe as is the acts of aggression conducted by Putin. The whole area needs a new, Titoesque, "non-aligned" outlook, in the same way the historical Tito despised both Washington and Moscow. But that's just my own two cents.
Either way, all of this ridiculous talk about "freedom fighting" Ukrainians and US-backed nazi militias is tosh, and is a smokescreen for US geopolitical ambitions in the area. Backing some third world style dictators against a Communist power in the heydays of the Cold War wasn't that different from the gambit of Ukraine supporters, anyway, who're into turning Bananaland into a bulwark of "freedom" because they don't want a true opponent to US hegemony.