Russia will not win this war

[WilliamSmith]

Oh yeah, two other points on this topic:

The "BRICS" countries (most obviously Russia and China) seem to have wanted to get out from under the Jew World Order's petrodollar for quite a while. Now the current US ZOG with its slapstick administration full of demented pedophiles and woke trannies are publicly leading this move to try to do heavy economic strangling of Russia, likely leading to other countries losing any misplaced faith they may have had in the dollar and incentivizing moves away from it.

Also, the Jew World Order's obsession with enslaving and controlling goyim through their covid and climate change mandates (among other measures) looks like it has potential to create a real energy crisis, and possibly a food crisis as well.
Meanwhile the jew bankers in the Fed and other central banks are printing money like never before as they landslide us into neo-bolshevism with skyrocketing national debt, causing further asset price inflation to make it all even worse (especially, at the moment, in commodities and resource sectors).
Presumably they will blame all this on Putin, even though they are the ones actually causing it with all the bolshevism, covid and "climate change" mandates, money printing, etc.
But it seems like in the long run, non-woke and resource-rich Russia (and probably China) stand to come out stronger from all these things, if they can survive the Jew World Order trying to drag them into world war 3 and destroy them there...

[Winston]

Putin versus delusional modern scum. Of course I side with Putin, and of course Russia will win.

Russia will win? You really believe this and why?

I don't think so. So far I see only Russian dead young soldiers and smashed tanks and other vehicles.
Ukrainians do not want to live under Russian rule and will fight it out, even if Russians destroy their cities.

Ukrainians are around 40 million people, not such a small population. They are well supported by Western countries which also take care of millions of their refugees.

Russian population is only 145 million people, despite the country size is huge. Only about 115 million Russians are living in the European part - the other 30 millions are somewhere in Siberia and often of different ethnicity.

@Yohan

Coach Red Pill says those destroyed tanks you see on the news are UKRAINIAN tanks, not Russian tanks. So you are being deceived. See below. He tells you how you can tell the difference between Russian tanks and Ukrainian tanks. What do you think? Is Western media foolling us all? Do you believe Western media is incapable of lying? If so, why?

[Winston]

Also, Coach Red Pill says he caught two Western shills in Ukraine spreading fake news. Their names are Ryan Perkins and James Vasquez. See his post below on Telegram.

https://t.me/realCRP/4000



It seems those are shills yet liberals are promoting them. He also explains how he caught those shills lying and spreading fake news red handed in the video above.

How can this be @Yohan? I thought Western media is honest and never lies? How do you explain this?

[Winston]

Russian generals publicly announce that Phase 1 of their goals is now complete and successful. See below.

WTF? Yohan, how can this be? lol. I thought they were losing?

[Yohan]

@Yohan
Coach Red Pill says those destroyed tanks you see on the news are UKRAINIAN tanks, not Russian tanks. So you are being deceived. See below.

I have no idea who this guy is, but about your question it is easy to prove from where destroyed tanks, armored fighting vehicles, trucks and artillery pieces etc. came from as they and their movement can be followed and counted from satellite images.

If these vehicles enter from Russia or Belarus, it is plainly ridiculous to claim they are Ukrainian and not Russian tanks and trucks.

[WilliamSmith]

Russian generals publicly announce that Phase 1 of their goals is now complete and successful. See below.

WTF? Yohan, how can this be? lol. I thought they were losing?

@Winston, glad to hear that channel got re-platformed after the attempted cancellation by jewtube.

Re: Russia winning:

The ex-CIA/State Dept analyst whose piece I posted yesterday just wrote an update on this subject:

https://sonar21.com/de-militarization-of-ukraine/

I skimmed this time, but yeah, pretty much sounds like Russia's steadily beating them and demilitarizing Ukraine (while the "Western" jewmedia spins nonsense and propaganda preparatory to ramping up World War 3 and getting NATO involved).

[Cornfed]

It looks like Russia will win the economic war since them selling oil and gas in roubles might well bring about the end of the petrodollar. The Washington regime seems to be bringing about the deliberate destruction of their own system.

[WilliamSmith]

Yes, the petrodollar was doomed in the longrun, but it seems they're deliberately trying to accelerate its demise at this point. Pretty safe to say they'll blame as much of it as they can on Putin and Russia, and blame as much of the food crises and famines they're likely to cause on "climate change," but do they actually have any kind of winning strategy here??

If they can hang tough against the jew world order's warmongering and economic warfare, seems like Russia and China and some of their other allies are more likely to come out ahead.

On the currency subject, RT quoting IMF officials:
https://www.rt.com/business/552511-imf- ... -currency/

Countries may cut dollar holdings after Russian reserves frozen – IMF

The greenback’s share in the global currency basket could drop

Global economies will be rethinking how safe it is to rely on the US dollar in their foreign currency holdings, the deputy head of the International Monetary Fund, Gita Gopinath, said on Tuesday.

The statement comes after half of Russia’s forex holdings were effectively confiscated by international financial institutions amid sanctions placed on Moscow following the launch of its military operation in Ukraine.

“We are likely to see some countries reconsidering how much they hold of certain currencies in their reserves,” she stated in an interview with Foreign Policy magazine.

Gopinath said the IMF sees “increasing fragmentation” in global payments systems as one of the consequences of the current events. However, she stated that the US dollar, traditionally considered the world reserve currency, is not likely to suffer an “imminent demise.”

Still, depending on how long the crisis in Ukraine lasts, there could be larger effects, Gopinath said.

Touching on the prospect of Russia’s sovereign debt default, the senior IMF official said its potential impact on the global economy would be limited and would not pose a “systemic risk,” because the “numbers that we’re looking at are relatively small from a global perspective.” On the other hand, for Russia, a default would have long-term consequences, Gopinath added.

“When you’ve defaulted, reentry into the market is not easy. And that can take a long time.”

The sanctions placed on Russia over the past month have effectively cut the country’s ties to the Western financial system, banning most transactions except for debt repayment operations and oil purchases, at least for now.

The measures also froze around $300 billion that Russia holds in foreign currency reserves abroad. International credit rating agencies earlier this month lowered Russia’s rating to pre-default, predicting that Moscow will not be able to fulfill its obligations to foreign creditors. Russia has so far averted default, making a $117 million interest payment on two dollar-denominated bonds last week. Media reports also said that Russia made another $66 million debt payment in US dollars on Tuesday.

Moscow has repeatedly stated that it is fully capable of repaying its debts, and could even make the transfers in the national currency, the ruble, if other options are exhausted.

However, according to Moody’s Investors Services, there is still the danger of missed payment, as the exemption from sanctions on Russia’s debt operations expires on May 25, while Moscow still has payments worth $100 million due on May 27. Moody’s said that after that date, Russia’s creditors “will require a specific license to continue to receive debt repayments, which will further impair investors’ ability” to receive their funds.

Russia has accused the US and its allies of trying to engineer an artificial default, since the country has the money to pay its debts. Moscow says it is the Western financial institutions that are in default, because by freezing the country’s assets, they are failing with regard to their obligations.

Another one along the same lines: A Chinese economist hits the nail on the head.
https://www.rt.com/business/552179-us-d ... lack-hole/

US dollar is ‘a huge black hole,’ expert says
The greenback threatens to swallow the wealth of both countries and individuals, according to Wang Zaibang

The United States has violated the major principles of the capitalist market economy and is poised to break the global political and economic order, Wang Zaibang, a senior researcher at China’s Taihe Institute, told Russia’s RIA news agency on Thursday.

According to the expert, Saudi Arabia and the US’ other Middle Eastern allies have grown dissatisfied with the actions of Washington in recent years.

“Today’s America is unreliable and untrustworthy,” he said, noting it as the reason why Riyadh and Beijing had accelerated discussions on the issue of crude settlements in Chinese yuan. If the talks are successful, they will have a profound impact on China-Saudi oil cooperation, international monetary relations, and the entire financial order, he added.

“The dollar has turned into a huge black hole, which, at any time, could destroy the wealth of countries and individuals,” he said.

Wang explained that, even though the US is the world’s largest economy, there is no solid reason for its currency to continue to maintain a dominant position.

“In recent years, the United States has recklessly used dollar hegemony to unleash boundless liquidity, which has led to a glut of dollars around the world and a sharp increase in financial risk in many developing countries,” the researcher said. “In particular, by creating geopolitical risks, the United States has provoked a surge in commodity prices, at the same time increasing the risk of higher interest rates.”

[Winston]

@Yohan
Coach Red Pill says those destroyed tanks you see on the news are UKRAINIAN tanks, not Russian tanks. So you are being deceived. See below.

I have no idea who this guy is, but about your question it is easy to prove from where destroyed tanks, armored fighting vehicles, trucks and artillery pieces etc. came from as they and their movement can be followed and counted from satellite images.

If these vehicles enter from Russia or Belarus, it is plainly ridiculous to claim they are Ukrainian and not Russian tanks and trucks.

Are you saying that the US is tracking all the Russian tanks and troops by satellite? Even if they are, how do you know they will tell you the truth about everything? Isn't it presumptuous of you to assume that Western media and American media never lie and are always honest and always "the good guys"? Have you considered that? Or are you part of a hive mind? Like schools of fish moving in unison?

How come Gonzalo Lira still has electricity and internet? Wouldn't the Russians have destroyed the electricity and communications in Kharkiv by now like the US media says? Why would they be kind enough not to?

[Yohan]

Are you saying that the US is tracking all the Russian tanks and troops by satellite?
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How come Gonzalo Lira still has electricity and internet? Wouldn't the Russians have destroyed the electricity and communications in Kharkiv by now like the US media says? Why would they be kind enough not to?

Winston, you must be pretty naive if you really believe that Western countries cannot track movements between Ukraine and Russia.

About internet and electricity, all what you need is a generator and a sat-connection.

For sure what Russia tried to do - to invade Ukraine and the 'special operation' will be over in a few days - failed.
It's now more than one month and there is still resistance against Russian troops in wide parts of Ukraine.

So far there is no winner - Ukraine cities are severely damaged and the Russian military suffers serious loss of young men and material.
Borders to Western countries are still controlled by Ukrainians and they receive a lot of support - not all what they want however.

Not to forget Western countries taking care of a huge number of refugees coming over the border.

The invasion into Ukraine also turns out to be a nightmare for all super-rich Russian oligarchs, Putin's friends who are living a dream life in Western countries. Russia is facing a lot of sanctions and restrictions.

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We will see how this situation will continue, maybe in one or two months we will know more. Too early now to say anything. The future is unpredictable.

My personal guess is that Ukraine will become smaller by land, even without access to the sea anymore, but without any Russian population, likely somehow neutral, but open only against Western countries and without any Russian-friendly politicians in its government.

Considering the horrible destruction of Ukraine by Russia, Ukrainian people will act very hateful against anything Russian in future while trying to rebuild their country.

[Cornfed]

It looks like Zelensky is bailing.

https://csmtimes.com/zelensky-ready-for ... and-crimea

[Yohan]

https://www.rt.com/russia/552726-poland ... al-claims/

Poland should ‘claim’ Russian region, general says

An ex-commander of the Polish Land Forces suggested Warsaw should seek to seize Kaliningrad from Moscow
Poland should ‘claim’ Russian region, general says

Warsaw should seek to “claim” the Kaliningrad region from Russia, General Waldemar Skrzypczak has said. The region has been “under Russian occupation since 1945,” the ex-commander of the Polish Land Forces claimed on the TV show ‘Super Express’ on Friday.

“It might be worth asking for it, as it used to be with the Regained Territories,” Skrzypczak said, referring to the eastern German territories incorporated into Poland after the defeat of Nazi Germany. “It might be worth asking for this Kaliningrad region, which, in my opinion, is part of the territory of Poland.”

After the defeat of Nazi Germany in World War II, its East Prussia region was split between the Soviet Union and Poland. The USSR got roughly one-third of the region’s land, including the city of Konigsberg (known as Kaliningrad since then), establishing the modern Kaliningrad region. After the collapse of the Soviet Union, the region remained a Russian enclave, bordering Poland and Lithuania.

[Cornfed]

Has the film showing Ukrainians torturing and killing Russian prisoners been posted? Anyway, good news. It looks like the torturers will be getting appropriate justice.

https://english.pravda.ru/news/hotspots ... a_torture/

[Cornfed]

I suppose people know about the sanctions issue with Europe. The Russians have agreed to keep supplying Europe with oil and gas as per their contractual obligations, but require Europe to buy it in rubles. The problem is that Europe can't do that without violating the sanctions. Hence Europe may shortly have to choose between freezing and having their economy destroyed or giving up on the sanctions.

[Yohan]

The West did not start this conflict, Putin decided to invade Ukraine, his decision.

Putin totally miscalculated the situation, he is too long in power and is suffering of megalomania.

He expected only a little resistance by a few Ukrainian people,

.... he expected Western countries will only complain (because Ukraine is not an EU-member and not protected by NATO) but otherwise doing nothing.

He also seems to overestimate Russian manpower and its financial situation ....

You're too brainwashed by Western media.

.... Also, you cannot say that Putin miscalculated if you do not know what his calculations and plans were before the invasion. He is a lot smarter than you think.

Interesting that others also share my opinion....about a few weeks later but anyway...
Using even my own words.

overestimated the power of his armies,
catastrophic misjudgements

Whatever, Putin was thinking, it's an easy action, which will take only a few days, the Ukraine government will be removed, but he was totally wrong...

The war is going on already since 5 weeks and no end in sight.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... lares.html

'Putin has already lost and is weaker now than he was a month ago', British armed forces chief declares as he condemns Vladimir's 'insane' decision not to tell troops they were going into combat in Ukraine

Admiral Sir Tony Radakin said Putin had overestimated the power of his armies
They have suffered heavy losses at the hands of Ukraine's fierce resistance
He said Putin's position has been damaged by 'catastrophic misjudgements'
One, he said, was 'insane decision' to not tell forces they would be invading
Meanwhile, Zelensky said Ukraine would be 'undefeatable' with 'the support of the free world' behind it in an address to Australia's parliament today