Scott
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I think with Trump thinking of withdrawing from NATO, that point has become moot for now. Here's what Simplicius said about NATO in his article:The main point is what the main point has been for a decade, the end of NATO's aggression against Russia.Well, I'm sure Russia will bring it up if they feel the need to. So far, it seems the main focus is where the new borders will be, and even that all depends on when Ukraine finally makes it's way to the serious negotiation table.
The Americans still not getting it perhaps are focused on borders.
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Now [certain European nations] seek to explore a “UN”-sanctioned peacekeeping force, but the idea was quickly shot down by Zelensky himself, who shrank away from the idea of a UN-led, non-NATO peacekeeping mission because it would rob him of his opportunity to incite nuclear war between Russia and NATO via a false-flag induced Article 5:
[Video of Zelensky sinking the "UN-sanctioned peacekeeping force"]
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I find the first line in Zelensky's speech to be particularly hilarious and true:
"Regarding the UN - with all due respect the UN will not protect us."
Not if they do any BS false flag attacks, certainly. The fact that Russia is one of the five permanent members of the security council ensures that.
Anyway, continuing Simplicius' article:
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In short, the game has become clearer than ever: Russia and the US are working on ending the conflict by acknowledging first principles, and Ukraine and the UK seek to sabotage the peace in any way possible, in order to prolong the war and bleed Russia for as long as possible. Why? Because the longer the conflict can be prolonged, the greater the possibility of interlacing it with a broader one, by inciting Russia to attack the Baltics. The point of this war is to continually chip away at Russia, provoking its most existential security worries, until Russia bites back against the Baltics, Poland, etc. Then tying this off onto a major European war to destroy Russia once and for all.
Just look at the latest shtick coming from the European deep state:
**Russia's attack on Lithuania is possible as early as this fall. This could be our last peaceful summer — BILD
Russia announced large-scale exercises in Belarus. The Baltic countries are concerned that during these exercises, Russian Armed Forces may cross the border. At the same time, NATO's Article 5, at least for the US, may cease to apply. Deterrence is weakening.
So Europe recognizes that without the U.S. leading the NATO charge, NATO is basically just Europe and it's becoming increasingly obvious that Russia believes it doesn't need to worry too much about Europe.