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https://www.cnbc.com/2022/10/05/german-minister-criticizes-us-over-astronomical-natural-gas-prices.html

Ask the kuluks how that went.

https://www.kxan36news.com/what-happens-in-the-blackout-berlin-police-forge-an-emergency-plan-for-the-energy-crash https://www.jellypages.com/breaking/berlin-police-are-preparing-for-an-energy-emergency-h122824.html

https://londonlovesbusiness.com/putins-gazprom-warns-winter-will-be-big-and-threatens-to-freeze-europe-to-death-as-the-ice-age-begins/ Their trolling song is actually surprisingly good.

Yes, however this makes two unwarranted assumptions, that either the American or European goverments would sacrifice foreigners to ensure the well-being of their own citizens. This whole mess started because they didn't do that and tried to boycott a net oil exporter rather than simply throwing...

Possibly. Well, not personally trying, he's never been the self-sacrificing type and he's too senile for successful scheming, but the guys who control his teleprompter and the release of his secret epstein island home movies and therefore his politics might have such an outcome in mind. Some...

NATO.

Why would they? His actions are directly weakening their primary rival for world domination, the American Empire.

I assume Putin's train of thought was "my army can beat the Ukrainian army and the rest of the world can't meaningfully intervene because MAD deterrence or sanction my country because they need our oil and wheat from former Ukrainian territory". Unfortunately he failed to account for two...

The first option. If Ukraine was winning, they wouldn't be begging foreigners for weapons and money and to start nuclear WW3 on their behalf, conscripting their entire male population as cannon fodder, maintaining a redditor foreign legion, etc. Plus, all their heroic stories which keep turning...

Let's be realistic, the best case scenario here is that all the loans are never going to be paid back on account of Ukraine ceasing to exist as an independent nation. The worst case being a repeat of the 1941 land lease where the US wasn't officially at war yet, but the status quo of the time...

An excellent article I found.

Simplest explanation: The implications of the power being seized by the leaders of the status quo for use against the Russians frightens me more than the Russians.