Trump’s Envoy to Stop the War in Ukraine

A lot of people in the West are calling for the conflict in Ukraine to be frozen… This means Ukraine is cooked!

CNN has the details:

“I am very pleased to nominate General Keith Kellogg to serve as Assistant to the President and Special Envoy for Ukraine and Russia,” Trump wrote on his Truth Social channel. “Together, we will secure PEACE THROUGH STRENGTH, and Make America, and the World, SAFE AGAIN!”

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Kellogg, Trump’s 80-year-old former national security advisor, has laid out his peace plan in some detail, writing for the America First policy institute in April.

It begins calling the war “an avoidable crisis that, due to the Biden Administration’s incompetent policies… has entangled America in an endless war.”

Blaming you predecessor ain’t cool…

Kellogg spends most time berating Biden’s actions – saying that his administration gave too little lethal aid too late. He says Trump’s decision to give the first lethal aid to Ukraine in 2018 conveyed the strength needed to confront Putin, and that Trump’s soft approach to the Kremlin head – not demonizing him like Biden has – will enable him to strike a deal.

I sensed in 2019 that things are heading to war. Trump’s weapons deliveries have emboldened Kiev and instilled the belief they can return Donbas and Crimea by force.

Kellogg says more weapons should have been given before the Russian invasion, and immediately afterwards, to enable Ukraine to win.

I think that more weapon deliveries would have spurred Russian intervention earlier.

Kellogg says the United States doesn’t need involvement in another conflict, and its own stocks of weaponry have suffered from aiding Ukraine, leaving the country potentially exposed in any conflict with China over Taiwan. He says Ukraine’s NATO membership – in truth a very distant prospect, tentatively offered to Kyiv in symbolic solidarity – should be put on hold indefinitely, “in exchange for a comprehensive and verifiable peace deal with security guarantees.”

There are people out there that believe, Murica has stockpiles overflowing and the amount of weapons sent to Ukraine was fractional.

Foremost, the plan says it should become “a formal US policy to seek a ceasefire and negotiated settlement.”

They want ceasefire because Ukraine is pretty much done for now.

It says future US aid – likely given as a loan – will be conditioned on Ukraine negotiating with Russia, and the US will arm Ukraine to the extent it can defend itself and stop any further Russian advances before and after any peace deal. This latter suggestion is perhaps dated by the fast Moscow advance underway in eastern Ukraine and the current high US level of aid already makes Kellogg uncomfortable.

Russia is on a roll, why would they stop now?

The frontlines would be frozen by a ceasefire, and a demilitarized zone imposed. For agreeing to this, Russia would get limited sanctions relief, and full relief only when a peace deal is signed that is to Ukraine’s liking. A levy on Russian energy exports would pay for Ukraine’s reconstruction. Ukraine would not be asked to give up on reclaiming occupied territory, but it would agree to pursue it through diplomacy alone. It accepts “this would require a future diplomatic breakthrough which probably will not occur before Putin leaves office.”

I am not sure Russia would allow a demilitarized zone in Ukraine maintained by NATO soldiers. Also, removing sanctions is not an incentive. Sanctions might have hurt Russia in the short term, caused some inconveniences but they did not kill Russian economy. And what doesn’t kill you should make you stronger. Russia can grow and diversify its economy as a response to sanctions, it would be a shame if instead of taking up this challenge they would sell out to the West.

Also, the magical date when Putin is gone is not very far. I hope to live to see that but I am not certain the Russian system would produce anyone willing to give Ukraine whatever it has lost. Ukraine is fake, it is artificially created and it is still in a process of being forme vis a vis Russia and other countries.

It is fetchingly simple and swift in its approach. But it lacks an accommodation of what Moscow will demand and has used the diplomatic process for in the past: To cynically pursue military advances. The freezing of the frontlines will precipitate a very violent few months ahead as Moscow seeks to take as much ground as it can. The Kremlin has in the past ignored ceasefires and pursued its territorial objectives – often blankly denying that it is.

Half-ass freeze to the conflict would 100% mean a future war.

A demilitarized zone would likely need to be policed, possibly putting NATO troops, or soldiers from other non-aligned nations, in between the two sides. That will be hard to maintain and staff, to say the least. It would be enormous, spanning hundreds of miles of border, and a massive financial investment.

NATO troops in Ukraine is why Russia is fighting in Ukraine. So, I am not sure they would willingly accept this.

Arming Ukraine to the extent it can stop present and future Russian advances will also be tough. The plan notes the United States manufactures 14,000 155 artillery rounds a month, which Ukraine can use up in just 48 hours. Paradoxically, Kellogg wants the US to arm Ukraine more, yet also accepts they really can’t.

I think Trump will deliver more weapons to the Ukrainian military. That’s more certain than him striking a deal with the Russians.

He adds that some critics of continued aid to Ukraine – in which he seems to include himself – are “worried about whether America’s vital strategic interests are at stake in the Ukraine War, the potential of the involvement of US military forces and whether America is engaged in a proxy war with Russia that could escalate into a nuclear conflict.”

This absolutely is an American proxy conflict against Russia and it has been going on since 2014. The late John McCain said that if Russia attempts to recreate the Soviet Union, she will be met with serious conflicts, and the late Zbig Brzezinski said Russia is not an empire without Ukraine. The American establishment has these beliefs about “Russian imperialism” and Ukraine was supposed to serve as a proxy that would bring the Russians to the heel and make them capitulate before the West. Hence Maidan and War.

These two sentences provide the ultimate backdrop for the deal proposed: That Ukraine’s war is about values we don’t need to perpetuate, and we should step back from Putin’s nuclear threat. It is the opposite of the current unity in which the West prioritizes the values of its own way of life and security, based on the lesson of the Thirties that appeased dictators don’t stop.

There is also the anxiety of letting Putin win. This is called appeasement and evokes 1930s. The European politician knows one thing very well, historical propaganda from school.

But it begins a process in which a wily and deceitful Putin will revel. Exploiting a ceasefire and Western weakness is his forte, the moment he has been waiting nearly three years for. The plan accepts Western fatigue, that its armament production cannot keep pace, and that its values are wasteful. It also makes little accommodation for what Russia will do to upset its vision.

I personally do not see any benefit to Russia from anything written above. Only demilitarization, and denazification of Ukraine, and rejection of NATO would do.

Hunter Biden Pardoned by his Dad

Joe Brandon is literally off the hook. He allowed Ukraine to shoot at Russia with US delivered missiles. He stepped up weapons deliveries to Ukraine. And he pardoned his criminal son…

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You don’t snort crack, the point of crack was to make cocaine smokeable, and more hitting. When I tried to post about Hunter Biden on Facebook back in the day, I lost my profile. The level of corruption here is totally astounding. I am glad the term two-tier is gaining currency.

Misogyny, Oppression

Ice Spice sees the couple of Tyrones that she wants to shag with, and thinks these negros have it easy. A successful man would surpass any woman, this ain’t misogyny, Mother Nature made women average. Also, most men out there are losers and nobody gives a fuck about them…

Celebrities like Ice Spice are promoting the notion that the World is out to get women. Meanwhile, most suicides out there are men. Men do all the physically difficult and dirty jobs out there, they don’t get any thanks for that. Jobs that keep the standard of living up. By the way, if a war breaks out, the men are sent to the trenches. I have covered this on this blog multiple times. You don’t see women being snatched by recruitment officers in the streets of Ukraine. I am not going to moan here about how hard men have it, somebody has to do it. I have long maintained that women and men are not equal, and shouldn’t be treated as such. By the way, can men do this?

Women can literally invest their youth and beauty into extracting simp dollars in the “misogynistic” society. Some prudish feminists would call it objectification but most feminists would call this empowering. Women complain about misogyny but they literally use men for their resources. All that is required is to let the man penetrate her from time to time.

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Witches Trying to Hex Trump

So, feminists love witchcraft. The fascination with witches goes back several centuries ago. It grew out of late eighteenth century anti-clerical critique. The witch is seen as a victim of medieval Christian misogyny and patriarchy.

Feminists hate Donald Trump. And feminists into witchcraft cast spells against him…

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They did this when he was first elected in 2016.

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These women are on TikTok:

From dabblers to hard-core practitioners, witchcraft has been on the rise in the U.S. in recent years. It has become so trendy that there’s an entire TikTok hashtag dedicated to WitchTok, and it’s got billions of views. The occult has gained popularity in the political realm as well, once again on display during this election season.

There are many disturbed childless cat ladies out there that hate men. Christians would say they need Jesus. I think they need a penis. I heard regular dicking makes women happier.

Merkel Says Putin Must not Win

From Ukrainska Pravda:

In an interview, Merkel emphasised that Russia must not win the war, stating: “This is not only in Ukraine’s interest, but also in our own, as we cannot allow Putin to win.” She also pointed out that, as chancellor, she did everything possible to prevent such an escalation.

Merkel is acting like she was never pranked by Vovan and Lexus and did not spill the beans. She essentially said that Minsk agreements were signed not to solve the conflict in Eastern Ukraine but rather to win Ukraine time that it may build up its forces, and counter Russian intervention better then in 2014. Arming Ukraine, and refusal to implement Minsk have directly led to Russian intervention.

Some Super-Based Shit From Romania

I don’t give a fuck about Romania quite frankly. When you say Romania, I think of a castle 🏰 in the Carpathians and Dracula. The only Romanians I can think of is Emil Cioran and Mircea Eliade. This is I think due to my interests…

The Czech state media are sounding the alarm, a fascist Vurdalak has won the presidential elections.

Calin Georgescu said Putin loves his own country, and Ukraine is a fake made up country. * Romanian media also reported on his shocking 😳 opinions.

He said feminism is mizerie absoluta. Scoala … ucida libertatea. I don’t claim I know Romanian but it sound like he is saying Feminism is an absolute misery and school kills freedom. And this all aligns with my views.

*He also says, Romanian WWII era fash leaders were heroes and martyrs. Number of rightoid leaders in Europe love interbellum fash, not here in Czechia, here fash was never popular. In the interwar period the support for fascism was enough to get the leader a seat in the parliament, and today most rightoids here do not remember Czech fash. Fash is really working class socialism. Nothing for me. Although in many places the far right took different forms.

James Scott Rhys Anderson

BBC has the details…

A British man has been captured by Russian forces while fighting for Ukraine, according to reports. 

In a video circulating online, a man dressed in military clothing identifies himself as James Scott Rhys Anderson, 22, and says he formerly served in the British Army. 

Russian state news agency Tass quotes a military source saying that what they call a “UK mercenary” had been “taken prisoner in the Kursk area” of Russia, part of which Ukraine has held since launching a surprise offensive in August.

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Scott Anderson, Mr Anderson’s father, said he had begged his son not to go to Ukraine. 

“He wanted to go out there because he thought he was doing what was right,” Mr Anderson told the Daily Mail.

I am not sure how Russia will treat an armed incursion on its territory by a foreign national. He could be exchanged by some Russian agents held by the British eventually in the better case. Otherwise he could also spend time in Russian jail.

Ruble is Falling, Make a Wish!

Make a wish motherfucker! Guys, recent drop in ruble price has caused some to say Putin is finished. I have been hearing that Russia is over since at least 1999…

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When discussing currency and monetary systems, the Western propaganda machinery often operates within the realm of deception. This creates a situation where the rush to provide the public with information that supports those in power, combined with the ignorance of those tasked with spreading it, frequently leads journalists and bloggers to celebrate news that, in reality, should be cause for concern.

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However, when amazement is coupled with collective excitement over the devaluation of the currency of a country that is one of the world’s leading energy exporters—especially when, due to sanctions we imposed, we’ve decided to stop importing our main energy source from them—it’s honestly hard to understand where the supposed “great advantage” is that should make us jump up on the couch cheering.

What I’m trying to say is that Europe today isn’t benefiting from the devaluation of the ruble. In theory, this could have led to cheaper gas and oil, but only if they were still able to buy energy from a country that, again, is one of the top energy exporters in the world.

In fact, given what we’ve just observed, the fact that countries not imposing sanctions on Russia are still able to take advantage of these lower energy prices is, for us, a misfortune. This cheaper energy will benefit their economies in two key ways: first, their exports will become more competitive as their products will cost less to produce, and second, their domestic markets will benefit from lower household energy bills.

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Let me remind these people that Russia is a net exporter. Those who follow a mercantilist economic policy have always had to adopt monetary policies that devalue their currency in order to keep their products competitive. A good example of this is Germany, which, operating under similar economic policies, rushed to join the eurozone to ensure a permanently devalued “mark.”

For Russia as an economic system, the ruble’s decline is not a disaster. In fact, it actually helps Russia gain ground in the global energy market. And as I’ve pointed out before, it makes Russian oil and gas exports more competitive for its trading partners. It’s clear that, within the emerging multipolar world that is taking shape in opposition to the United States and Europe, the ruble’s devaluation is a blessing for countries in the BRICS Plus group, which have commercial agreements with the Kremlin.

Russia sells most of its energy resources for rubles and yuans.

This means that the share of the dollar and euro in Russia’s economy, especially regarding energy exports, has been significantly reduced. So, once again, where is the advantage for Europeans in having imposed sanctions? A favorable exchange rate could benefit the private sector, but only if you have the ability to exchange your currency for products from a country whose currency is devaluing. But as highlighted, since such exchanges aren’t taking place, it’s clear that there is no real benefit.

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If we look at this from the perspective of the Russian people—always using the logic of Western mainstream propaganda, which claims a drastic drop in the ruble would cause the population to turn against their “dictator”—we are still in the realm of fantasy. For ordinary Russians who earn and spend in rubles, the fluctuations in the ruble’s value against the dollar and euro matter little or not at all. First, because, thanks to appropriate fiscal policies from the Kremlin, these fluctuations don’t affect their lives. Second, even if they wanted to travel and spend in Europe or the United States, as we know, they are blocked from doing so by the very sanctions that the media so eagerly praises.

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Unfortunately, for those celebrating, the actions taken by the Biden administration have not targeted Russia as intended, but instead have hit Europe squarely once again. The new sanctionsimposed last Thursday by Washington primarily involve a near-total ban on Gazprombank’s access to the Swift system—this is the key bank that facilitated Russia’s gas exports to Europe.

In simple terms, the United States has effectively blocked the Russian bank from handling any new energy transactions, potentially cutting off the only way European clients can pay for Russian gas.

It’s clear that the main reason “the ruble continues to decline,” as stated by Yevgeny Kogan, a professor at the Higher School of Economics in Moscow, is the sanctions on Gazprombank, which was a crucial institution for exporters.

I touched on this briefly here. America plays Eurocucks like a fiddle.