Comments by "LRRPFco52" (@LRRPFco52) on "Why Did Russia Choose Invasion Over Nukes? || Ask Peter Zeihan" video.

@RoninTF2011 That proven candidate who is the only US President that supplied weapons to Ukraine prior, could also simply call Putin and say, “I’m going to call Zelensky next and tell him he can have any weapons he wants from the US if you don’t withdraw your forces and cease all hostile activities. Sure would be terrible if something happened to Novorosiysk, where 95% of your exports go through."
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Big difference between deploying forces and advisors. China was never Warsaw Pact and are enemies/competitors/rivals with Russia since Russia started taking their territory. Look at Manchuria, for example.
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@wisenber A certain politician has been on Russian payroll since 1972, when they paid for his Senate campaign in Delaware. Generations of counter-intelligence operatives in the US have had to watch as Russian, Chinese, Iranian, and other threat nations have funneled money into shell companies run by his brother and son, to the extent that this information is open knowledge now. The Russians chose him back then because of his personal compromise of his behavior with children and other people’s wives.
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@RoninTF2011 Remember that he’s the only US President in US history who didn’t start any new wars, but he authorized US forces to destroy Russian forces in Syria when they attacked a tiny contingent of commandos with an entire Russian/Syrian composite armored battle group, complete with engineers, artillery, and tanks. Trump let the USAF, USMC, and US Army drop precision guided munitions on those guys for 6 hours, their calls on open cellphones being recorded as they lamented their annihilation.
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Soviet moles inside the CIA and Western Intelligence identified all the resistance groups who remained after WWII in Hungary and Czechoslovakia, then eliminated them before their “liberators” arrived in 1956 and 1968. The CIA was seeded with 20 double agents from Belorussia, Nazi intelligence, Russia, and Eastern European nations who were assets before, during, and after the War. Many came in on false defector or genuine recruitment channels into the OSS, including guys like George de Mohrenschildt. Many saw the freedom and superior political-economic model of the US and West and ceased being Soviet assets, but many did not.
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