- 28 Nov 2022 15:52
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Interesting!
Is that still a 'democracy' -- ?
Is that an enlightened *humanitarian* interest there, like Bush's non-existent 'weapons of mass destruction' -- ? Freelance pro bono consulting for NATO -- ?
= D
Sorry, BRICS are on the rebound, I would say. (Look at international petroleum shipments.)
Rich wrote:
I can't speak for everyone who supports America, but as a general rule I have not got the slightest interest in the united States ceding power to Russia or China. I supported Russia in Syria over America, but that is the exception.
Interesting!
Rich wrote:
It was Syria by the way that caused me to switch my support from Hilary to Trump in the 2016 Presidential election and caused me to shift my support from Sanders to Trump after the Zionists closed down the Democratic Primary in 2020 and Sanders dropped out .
Is that still a 'democracy' -- ?
Rich wrote:
Previously I did support Russia in Crimea and the Donbas, but Putin's behaviour this year has caused me to withdraw even that support. If America could take control of the Siberian gas fields from Russia I would now support it.
Is that an enlightened *humanitarian* interest there, like Bush's non-existent 'weapons of mass destruction' -- ? Freelance pro bono consulting for NATO -- ?
= D
Rich wrote:
Personally I have no need to idealise the United States, past or present. There are many places in the world where American policies are not the ideal, but in almost none of them would greater Russian or Chinese influence be an improvement.
So yes there is an imbalance in the power of the United States relative to Russia, China, North Korea, Iran and Maduro. I would like to see that imbalance grow bigger.
Sorry, BRICS are on the rebound, I would say. (Look at international petroleum shipments.)