Russian Invasion of Ukraine

Interesting video from that lad James O'Keefe with a BlackRock official.

Ukraine war is good for them and they don't want peace. 

Meanwhile,  thousands die.

WWII had numerous surrenders. Germany were pushed all the way back across Europe and Japan’s hand was forced on an unconditional basis through nuclear warfare. The armistice after WW1 was so imperfect it caused another World War.

And Russia’s idea of ‘peace’ is bogus. It would involve them withdrawing provided the map is redrawn and the sovereignty of Ukraine being heavily compromised. 

You are suggesting that the only obstacle to leave is Ukraine and the US. And not the actual aggressor? 

Ukraine should negotiate when they feel it's appropriate. If they feel that they can't negotiate in good faith with the very people who have brutally murdered thousands of their population including children, then that's fair enough. Again, Russia can go home and there will be peace. It's not reasonable to assert that Ukraine should give up their territory for some version of Russian sanctioned peace. 

Until the next time Russia rolls into town to murder their children 

America. Blah, blah, blah, blah. We know about the military industrial complex, we know about the predilection towards intervention, and we know about illegal warfare and American responsibility. But that's generally irrelevant here, as it was Russia that unilaterally invaded a neighbouring country, having done so nine years previously, without sanction. The easiest explanation is that Russia tried to take the same approach as they did in 2014, only this time they were met with resistance from Ukraine and the international community. They expected to invade, make their demands, and have them met. In short, 'give us what we want, we'll leave, and people won't die.' Thats state terrorism.

First, this claim of a historic deal being ready to sign seems to be put forward by the Russian administration. At the time, there was no suggestion of a concrete peace deal being hammered out, let alone being signed. Putin frantically waiving around a piece of inkjet paper with text on it means nothing. In fact, in April 2022 Lavrov announced that a peace deal put forward by Ukraine was deemed unacceptable, and therefore rejected. So it is on record that Russia won't accept an imperfect peace (from their point of view). That part will be forgotten.

Well it starts to lose any credibility when the first time we hear about 'it' is when Putin is waving 'it' about, and blaming Bojo for its collapse.