I see Russia as Europe's war that they drug us into like they always do b/c that's our role to them: pay for all their stuff and fight their wars for them. We finally had someone, somewhere in our system say "enough, go fight your own war." And now, someone else is trying to drag us back into it.
I see Russia as Europe's war that they drug us into like they always do b/c that's our role to them: pay for all their stuff and fight their wars for them. We finally had someone, somewhere in our system say "enough, go fight your own war." And now, someone else is trying to drag us back into it.
The CIA wouldn't have burned their Ukraine ops and fired Nuland if we weren't committed to getting out. And if we wanted to be in, we could have used the Key bridge incident to go all-in against Russia (true or not, the CIA could have blamed Russia if they wanted).
But, now there is this push back the other way to drag us back in. Feels like an internal power struggle to me. I still think we're trying to break away from our servitude to Europe and someone else is trying to keep us in line.
I see Russia as Europe's war that they drug us into like they always do b/c that's our role to them: pay for all their stuff and fight their wars for them. We finally had someone, somewhere in our system say "enough, go fight your own war." And now, someone else is trying to drag us back into it.
The CIA wouldn't have burned their Ukraine ops and fired Nuland if we weren't committed to getting out. And if we wanted to be in, we could have used the Key bridge incident to go all-in against Russia (true or not, the CIA could have blamed Russia if they wanted).
But, now there is this push back the other way to drag us back in. Feels like an internal power struggle to me. I still think we're trying to break away from our servitude to Europe and someone else is trying to keep us in line.