COWARD! Putin Has Hit a New Low With the Recent No-Response to Kiev's Attack on Nuclear Facilities

NATO can nuke Russia and get away with it with Putin at the helm.

I think that at this point NATO could execute a full nuclear strike on Russia and Putin would do absolutely nothing. He would no doubt say that it would be the moral, humanitarian thing to do and he would have a point, no? It would be a bit, well, mean to shoot back when shot at, now wouldn’t it? This is a 5D humanitarian shadow war for the moral high ground, remember?

*barf*

If you don’t know what I am talking about, I am referring to the recent attacks by the UAF on Russia’s strategic missile attack warning system radars. Here is one take:

You need to understand that the Ukrainian Armed Forces’ attack on our strategic missile attack warning system radars is not an initiative of Kiev, but an assignment of the United States and Great Britain.

"Voronezh-DM" has nothing to do with the Northern Military District in Ukraine. This is an element of our strategic security. With the hands of Ukrainians, hiding behind the ongoing conflict, the Americans decided to deprive us of our eyes in the southern direction. Perhaps we should expect attempts to disable the Voronezh-M radar in Lekhtusi (Leningrad Region) in order to reduce the defense capability of the Russian Federation in the northern direction.

Once again, and this is important, early warning radars are not involved in any way in the Ukrainian conflict and do not work against Ukraine. The station's viewing angles barely capture the middle of the Black Sea. The system’s task is to warn Moscow about a nuclear missile strike by a strategic enemy represented by NATO. Attempts to disable such objects cannot be regarded only as attacks by the Ukrainian Armed Forces. This is a NATO attack.

I believe that the most adequate response to this aggression would be an actual ban on the operation of Alliance reconnaissance aircraft over the Black Sea. In other words, the destruction of unmanned aircraft such as the RQ-4 Global Hawk and the forceful “squeezing out” of manned strategic reconnaissance aircraft such as the Boeing E-3 Sentry and Boeing RC-135 Rivet Joint.

NATO is constantly increasing the degree of conflict and its direct involvement in it. And this will continue until we demonstrate strength and willingness to defend our security at any cost.

The reason that people are not alarmed by this recent attack is that people do not have memory. Like, they cannot remember what was being said even a month ago, let alone half a year or a year ago. There was a time when Kiev bombing Crimea was a big escalation. Now though they do it once a month with impunity. They literally just did it again. Here:

Few remember the elden days of old when the original red lines were drawn.

The original red line was Kiev attacking Russian territory. This red line was crossed years ago. And now Russia’s nuclear deterrent systems are being attacked. But this has been forgotten, like so many things. But I still remember …

So, the trend here is quite clear, actually.

Step 1: NATO + Kiev escalates

Step 2: Moscow blusters before shrinking back.

It doesn’t take a genius to see why this is a bad trend.

And the punitive missile strike waves are ineffective and for show and I just don’t know how else I can prove that this is the case at this point. Have the military supplies to Kiev been stopped? Have they even been slowed? How are these strikes effective when they’ve been going on for two years now and the war continues along virtually identical battle lines as before?

Worse, Putin continues to beg on his knees for peace talks with NATO. Reuters broke the story alleging that their inside sources confirmed Putin’s desire to freeze the conflict. This is not a revelation at all. In fact, I was writing about this months ago.

It is the only thing that makes sense: Moscow wants to freeze the conflict and to save some face and hopefully keep their gains. They will then spin this as a “Mission Accomplished” by claiming that they wanted to create “de-militarized and de-nazified” ZONES as opposed to simply de-nazifying and de-militarizing Ukraine. Because if “Nazi” just means “conscript peasant with a gun” which is what Putin and his friends seem to mean, then there are more Nazis than ever in Ukraine. And if “de-militarized” means less weapons and ammo in Ukraine, there there are more weapons than ever in Ukraine.

Thus, they need to spin the narrative.

What I am saying should make sense, by the way.

The greatest problem that this blog faces is that I am so far ahead of the curve that it looks like wizardry to the average reader and so they dismiss it. But then reality catches up to my predictions: and so now we have more information about Putin begging for a frozen conflict and DMZs, confirming the original thesis from several months ago, which everyone has forgotten already, because of the memory issue that I brought up earlier in the article …. don’t tell me you forgot that too???

Now I’m just explaining the ideological reframe that the propagandists will trop out next — about the ZONES and so on.

But here is Reuters’ take:

Summary

• Russian sources indicate Putin ready to halt conflict at front

• Putin to take more land to pressure Kyiv to talk: sources

• Does not want another national mobilisation: sources

• Putin has no designs on NATO territory: sources

• Russia concerned about nuclear escalation: sources

MOSCOW/LONDON, May 24 (Reuters) - Russian President Vladimir Putin is ready to halt the war in Ukraine with a negotiated ceasefire that recognises the current battlefield lines, four Russian sources told Reuters, saying he is prepared to fight on if Kyiv and the West do not respond.

Three of the sources, familiar with discussions in Putin's entourage, said the veteran Russian leader had expressed frustration to a small group of advisers about what he views as Western-backed attempts to stymie negotiations and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy's decision to rule out talks.

Shortly after, Peskov came out to deny the claims. Keep in mind that Peskov is a notorious liar. Here:

❕ Peskov denies that Russia is ready for negotiations on the current front line in Ukraine. Messages (https://t.me/regnum_na/58010) about this previously appeared in Western media.

Putin has repeatedly said that he is ready for negotiations on the situation in Ukraine, but to achieve goals within the framework of the Northern Military District, Peskov noted.

According to him, the goals of the Northern Military District are clear, the realities are clear, there is the Constitution of the Russian Federation, which sets out the composition of the regions of Russia.

Ah, yes, the constitution.

In theory, or rather, in terms of legality, Kiev is currently occupying territory that Moscow has recognized as being part of Russia. The big chunk is Kherson, of course, which was abandoned without a fight. Newbies don’t know this, but I predicted that it would be abandoned a month before it was. This is because I am a sorcerer and time is non-linear to me. I see the past, the present and the future all at once in my Chinese fortune cookies:

Now, within Russian discourse, you are NOT allowed to talk about Kherson. Period. No mention is tolerated at all.

But can talk about taking Odessa or marching on Kharkov, even. You can talk about all the Nazis you are going to vaporize. All that stupid fist-pumping junk for the low-IQ proles is a-OK. So, given that knowledge, we have to ask ourselves why this is.

Why are we not allowed to talk about Kherson?

Simple!

It is because Putin and his friends intend to abandon it. At least, they would like to abandon it in exchange for a freeze-fire. But, NATO simply isn’t letting Putin out of the trap that he blundered into in Ukraine any time soon.

As usual, shortly after Putin begged for mercy, he was soundly rejected by Kiev and by extension Washington. Here:

In short, Putin is going to have to bend over backwards to get peace. Short of getting peace, he is going to try and keep the conflict simmering and do everything in his power to not escalate it and to slowly try and do the DMZ thing.

You can believe whatever nonsense you want about marching on Odessa if you like, but I’m giving you straight talk now. Reject it now and you will regret it later!

Finally, there is some good news worth sharing.

Generals part of Shoigu’s network continue to be fired in Russia ever since Shoigu’s … promotion. I don’t want to write anything definitive about this because it is unclear what it will all look like when the dust settles. But we are at FIVE generals fired for corruption so far.

JOKE: In one week were arrested: 5 generals, 50 billion roubles confiscated, 10 helicopters 27 Lamborghinis, 18 castles and villas. Also, 97 hookers were released.

Some unhinged psycho who took the “stalker” theme of this blog a little bit too seriously messaged me recently gloating about the firings and claiming that this somehow proved that I was wrong all along about the Not-War.

I cannot be the e-father figure for all the wayward youth that write me. I am sorry.

Patriotism, I have found, is simply a matter of timing.

The very first articles that I wrote before I even had a blog called for sweeping purges at the MoD. Here is what an optimistic and hopeful me wrote several months into the SMO:

Firing Shoigu would be bad PR for the Kremlin now, but in terms of improving Russia’s military capabilities and continuing Russia’s move away from the legacy of the 90s, it’s really not the worst thing that could happen — in fact, military circles would rejoice at the news. This is also partially why the military experts and veteran officers have been so critical of the war effort so far. Russian military people believe that this war is being fought with political considerations in mind, and not as a strict military operation. Clausewitz once famously said that war is a continuation of politics by other means and that has certainly been the Kremlin’s approach to this operation. But now, having exhausted the possibility of taking Ukraine without any major bloodshed through other, more political methods involving diplomacy or subterfuge, the only way forward is to fall back on old-fashioned military force. The Russian army has abandoned Kiev and several other cities and is concentrating in Donbass to surround and destroy the hunkered down Ukrainian army. This is not exactly good news for Russia’s foreign policy and her political ambitions. Tens of thousands of Ukrainian soldiers are going to die now. Civilians will die as well. Relations with Ukraine will never be the same.

But, internally, this is not the worst possible outcome by any means because what the politicians bungled, the military men are being called in to fix now. This will translate into an increased share of power and prestige for the Russian military establishment within the country.

When I said it then, I was a traitor and a turncoat. However, when others rejoice about the firings at the MoD going on now, they are TRVE patriots and they were somehow right all along and I was wrong.

How is this possible?

Yahweh only knows!

Basically, they believe whatever it is that authority figures tell them to believe. There really isn’t anything other than that going on in their brains. If they are of the “patriotic” or “conservative” disposition, all that this means is that they are upset at the West for pushing the gay thing waaaaay too far. So, they simply flocked to someone, anyone really, willing to tell them that the gay is NOT a-okay. That is pretty much it — Putin doesn’t support anality, thus they support Putin.

And vice versa for the neo-libs in the West.

Alright, fair enough though — this isn’t the worst reason to support Putin, and, the current Putin clone that entered into political circulation circa 2018 does indeed talk tough about LGTQPs.

So OK, fair enough.

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Now, do you remember what I started this article with?

Something something THREAT OF IMMINENT NUCLEAR WAR!!!?

I shouldn’t admit this because doom sells, but I don’t think that there will be a nuclear war. These attacks are simply meant to put pressure on Putin — to get him to cave and accept Washington’s terms. This conflict is managed, remember, and Putin and his friends are simply fighting with unfair rules stacked against them because of their underprivileged status in the NWO hierarchy. Kiev is allowed to do whatever, but it is Putin and his friends who are given red lines that they cannot cross.

Am I happy that heads of generals are rolling?

Well, with the exception of General Popov, I am indeed happy about this development.

But, let us see if

1) their replacements are any better than R.E.M. II and,

2) if there is any sign of the Not-War being taken more seriously.

A good sign that Putin is finally taking it seriously is if he were to mobilize more men.

If, at the end of these firings no new men are mobilized, absolutely nothing will change. You can have the best generals in the world but with no men to fight the war all you can do is just hope for generous terms. Ukraine is continuing to mobilize as we speak and they have plenty of men to press into their ranks. Soon, NATO will send over troops to cover the rear or the border near Belarus to free up even more men that are being kept in garrisons across the country or near strategically valuable assets. Those areas will become untouchable as soon as British or French troops appear there because Putin will never risk harming a NATO soldier.

Thus, Russia is on a clock to claw out some W’s before Ukraine becomes impregnable.

Sadly, Putin and his team seem more concerned about tricking the peasants at home and trying to spin his abject failures as brilliant master-moves than he is concerned about getting serious and moving quickly.

We can expect one more bloodbath out of Putin at Chasov Yar, which is a little, inconsequential townlet that thousands will die over for no reason whatsoever in the coming months, probably, but that’s about it.

I don’t care what anyone says or the guilt-trip tactics that will be used against me — I will not allow Putin to declare victory over this farce of a war. We are still many many months out from that point, but I am just telling you before hand.

No way.

If Putin fails to spin this as a W, he will be unable to maintain the illusion of popular support in Russia. Lost wars are catastrophic for the legitimacy of any political regime. That is all I will say on this for now.

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Tomorrow I hope to have another chapter of Dr. Livsci’s gripping account of how the SMO went up in flames edited and published!