Category: Tipping Point

Scott Ritter details his experiences in liberated Ukraine and what it tells us about the trajectory of the conflict between Russia and NATO as it enters a third year.

The $95 billion now approved by the treasonous U.S. Congress to fund Ukraine’s war with #Russia will not change the outcome of this conflict. Ukraine has already lost the war, as it has nearly out of men and equipment to fight it. This new money will only guarantee that more Ukrainian men are sacrificed on the front lines while Russia meticulously, patiently eliminates them and defeats whatever obsolete equipment western nations can heave eastward. $95 billion for Ukraine means $95 billion worth of hardware that the Russians will use for target practice, to make their vastly superior military even more proficient and effective.

Russia is able to rotate “green” troops into active combat positions, saturating their active duty personnel with frontline military experience, building the most proficient and capable land army in the world, backed by the most advanced weaponry that any nation has ever produced (such as hypersonic missiles, advanced anti-air defense systems, highly effective combat drones, etc.).

Meanwhile, the Ukraine-flag-waving absolute morons in the U.S. Congress think they can print money to defeat Russia. But America lacks the industrial output to even match Russia’s, much less exceed it. Is the plan to air drop pallets of cash onto Russian soldiers, hoping to crush them with fiat currency? When Ukraine is fully defeated — likely to happen before the end of this year — there will be zero accountability for all the government waste, the $200+ billion cash that vanishes, the 500,000+ dead Ukrainian men, and the disruption of global trade and food output caused by insane western leaders (like Boris Johnson) gunning for war instead of leading the people to peace and prosperity.

You are watching the self-immolation of Western civilization. The collapse of the #dollar isn’t far away at this point, and when it collapses and the U.S. empire can’t keep funding war provocations across the planet, the world will be far better off.

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