There, I’ve said it, and I really believe that, for reasons I wrote about yesterday, and I also fear that it is one of those unpleasant inevitabilities which some generations of humanity have to work their way through – like the early to mid 20th century.
‘Anti-Russian bias of Armenia-EU-US meeting raises concerns — MFA’ – TASS – (Just now) March 28, 2024
That TASS article, let me point out, does not mention nuclear war. This is something which to my mind is becoming, not a necessity, but an absolute essential part of our future. With the destruction of the US it will actually constitute an act of mercy for a troubled world. If there is no US, there will be world peace – and an unprecedented freedom. Until there is no US, there can be no world peace or freedom of any kind.
Such a nuclear war will not necessarily be as destructive as many think and postulate. The US has not successfully launched one of its ‘test’ ground weapons for many years. They are now around 50 years old, with much the same era technology controlling and installed in them. They never thought they would need them. Russia has better looked after its old soviet era nuclear weaponry and has augmented or replaced it with far superior weapons in every way in the intervening years. Russia is prepared for nuclear war. The US is not. Not only are its weapons not guaranteed the capability of even reaching their target areas but they, the US, also does not even have a defensive capability against incoming weapons. Russia, assuming they fully realise there can be no peaceful or trustworthy agreement with such people, would be well advised to enact a first strike on US soil. A limited strike of just one or a few weapons on strategic targets, without much need of fear of retaliation they would be unable to deal with. That may be all that it entails to obtain a full surrender. But even if a full strike was the response drom the west – returned in full on Russia’s part – a large part of all weapons fired are likely to land on US soil – US defectives and Russian precision weapons. Nothing much would be left of the US mainland (granting peace to the rest of the world). While Russia would be able to down most of the stuff coming their way quite easily I think. There would be some damage, obviously, but Russia is a big country, has far more weapons than the US, and the US would be obliged to spread its outnumbered missiles over a number of global targets that could become, or actually already are, threats to its existence. And no-one has either the courage or the means to do this, except Russia.
Do it for the world, Russia. The US will never change.
That is all I want to say on that. It is a vision. It is my vision. I see no other way forward.
It was in fact the content of the linked TASS article today, which brought me to the point where I needed to say this. The US has brought this on itself, through its own mismanagement by as yet uncertified lunatics. I have no more to say.
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