Comments by "Always Fourfun" (@alwaysfourfun1671) on "Russia's next move, keeps collective west guessing" video.

Maria Zahkarova gave a very interesting speech on the 9th of January 2023, where she makes the point that the West has been undermining the international role of the United Nations and replace it by the "rules based order", which is then an American invention to serve the USA and the USA only. Zakharova hits the nail on the head and the nations of the world should work together on strengthening the role of the UN, off course even at the expense of the USA position in the world. We have to expect that the USA will set the world on fire!
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Zelensky is between the hammer and the anvil, being the West and the Ykrainian nazi's. He can only spread rumours of victories. Unless he permanently flees Ykraine soon and receives a new identity from the CIA, some ykrainian troops will find him and do him in.
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@aramisio2 You do not need an army to violate the sovereignty of a state. You can exert force by diplomacy, by economic means, you can support small fractions of a population in uprisings. Kiev should not have started it's civil war on the Ykrainian russians and USA-NATO should not have wanted to use the Ykrainian nazi's. In 2014 Ykraine was not a sovereign state anymore, but played by the USA.
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@aramisio2 I try not to write from any point of view. Stick to the facts. The Yanokovich government was an elected government. He chose not to shoot the Maidan demonstrators (and fled). That were the Georgian sharpshooters flown in by the CIA and the Ykr-nazi's. Imperialism for the USA (or the West) has never been a bad thing!
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@aramisio2 That's correct. But what about Yanukovich and his overthrow? It offered the USA-CIA a strong position in Kiev and both Poroshenko and Zelensky were very vulnerable to, or actually wanted, USA interference. Zelensky betrayed his campaign promises, one of which was peace with Russia.
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