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These are the same people who blame the massive gap between blacks and whites solely on “black children not growing up in 2 parent households” btw…

Btw 2/3 of divorces in Russia are initiated by women

This is a perfect example of why closer cooperation is required between Slavic countries on security and foreign policy matters. Perhaps if all Slavs were able to stand as a block and defend each others interests, the west wouldn’t be able to bomb Serbia, subvert Macedonia, attack Poland for removing communist judges, force Bulgaria to take Syrian refugees etc.

Certainly they would think twice about supporting such outrageous provocations against the Slavic people as we saw yesterday if they had 8-9 countries standing together instead of one small nation of less than 2 million.

h the first image is the centre of Skopje🇲🇰, the main square in the city with a large antique style statue of Alexander the Great, surrounded by other such buildings designed in the antique style. It is a beautiful example of a city renovated in the 21st century that rejects brutalist modern architecture to show traditional European beauty and civilisation.

Yesterday it was overrun by an Islamic horde, waving Albanin & Albanian irredentist flags as well as the flag of a terrorist organisation (the UCK) responsible for mass murder and ethnic cleansing against Slavic women and children. The second video is one of hundreds. Albanians attack a car with a Macedonian flag in it, stamp on it, raise the Albanian flag and begin attacking the vehicle. Similar scenes took place all over Macedonia, with areas and property of Macedonians and Serbs stormed and attacked by aggressive Albanian mobs.

It’s important but unfortunate to note, as you can see from the flags in the first video, that the Bosnian minority chose to participate on the Albanian side in these events simply due to their hatred of Christians.

What’s especially outrageous is that there was not even an incident to provoke this. Albanians simply chose the celebration of Albanian Independence Day as an opportunity to attack Macedonians and Macedonia (a country they are one of the most privileged minorities in the world in) and to show their hatred for Slavic Christians.

The leader of the Albanian party, part of the current governing coalition in Macedonia (based on a NATO/US imposed settlement in 2001 Macedonians are forced to have coalition governments with Albanians) as well as all other Albanian parties gave no condemnation or even excuses for this action. Arben Taravari said simply “any Macedonian who thinks Albanians will wave the Macedonian flag or sing the Macedonian anthem is deluded”.

The government did not send the police to stop this ethnic violence for fear of inflaming ethnic tensions.

Albanians believe in any case of ethnic clashes, they will have Western backing if they start another terrorist campaign like they did against Macedonia in 2001 or Serbia before that. They are likely right, after all they had their support the last 3 times.

If we look back further than a decade ago, Russia wasn’t in a bad position geopolitically. Ukraine & Belarus were friendly, people in the west weren’t perceiving Russia as a threat, military spending in Europe was low, Russia held Central Asia and the Caucasus in their grip, Finland and Sweden weren’t in NATO (and Russia had the means to keep Finland out of NATO), they had a Mediterranean base in Syria, and China dealt with Russia as a geopolitical equal. Additionally, Russia had a large decades old stockpile of weapons and ammunition, a good industrial base and one of the fastest growing economies in Europe.

Sure, things had been better, but there was no existential threat to Russia, Russians or the geopolitical status quo (other than perhaps demographic changes).

However what we have seen in the last 10 years is a destruction of all of that, and incoming destruction of even more.

In 2014 Putin support a scheme by a group of Jewish oligarchs called the “Novorussia Plan”. Their plan was that instead of supporting Yanukovitch against the Euromaidan, Russia should actually encourage instability and polarisation in Ukraine so that they could annex Donbas and Southern Ukraine.

The Kremlin seems to lack a good understanding of the role of ethnicity in foreign policy and assumed Russian speaking ethnic Ukrainians who voted for pro Russian parties would be happy to support the destruction and partition of Ukraine. Unsurprisingly they were wrong.

This was Russias first big blunder, because they turned a previously friendly/neutral country of 44 million people into a hostile neighbour. However their mistakes didn’t stop there. Russian focus on Donbas pulled Russian resources away from Syria & left Russia less confident to confront Turkey when Turks shot down Russian jets and killed Russian personnel in Syria.

In 2020, Russia made its second big blunder. Once again not understanding the role of ethnicity in foreign policy, the Kremlin decided Azerbaijan was a better partner then Armenia because it wasn’t a democracy & Pashanyan wanted to make some minor deals with the EU and fight corruption (which involved targeting some Putin allies). As a result Putin gave the green light for Azerbaijan to invade Artsakh and seize the majority of its territory. A ‘punishment’ for the disobedient Armenians and a reward for the cooperative Azeris. Eventually while Russia was bogged down in Ukraine this allowed Azerbaijan to totally dismantle the whole of Artsakh and send out the Armenian inhabitants and Russian peacekeepers, ending all leverage Russia had over Turkey.

Then we have the largest mistake of all of them, the 2022 invasion of Ukraine. The invasion has cost Russia its decades old stockpile of weapons and ammunition, 4-5% extra annual GDP growth, hundreds of thousands of lives, and any hope of ever having a friendly neighbour in Ukraine again. China gained an advantage over Russia in trade, and didn’t have to treat them as an equal partner anymore. It also lead to Finland and Sweden joining NATO and as mentioned before allowed Azeris to totally dismantle Artsakh and remove Russian leverage over Azeris/Turks.

This lead to the next stage, the current massive Turkish backed offensive against Assad, currently in the process of capturing Aleppo. And Russia will again do nothing because they’re still stuck in their Special Military Operation.

We must ask however, what next. Because what has happened so far is only the beginning. Russia may be given a favourable settlement in Ukraine in exchange for not interfering with regime change/partition in Iran. Or maybe they won’t and Azeris will simply take Syunik from the Armenians.

Either way, it leads to the Zangezur corridor being opened which means, eventually, Turkish troops in Kazakhstan. In this scenario Russia has checkmated itself. They will be broke, exhausted, still threatened on the Ukrainian front and therefore totally unable to threaten or follow through on any war against Turkey and its Turkic allies in Central Asia.

Hopefully this is finalised and we can have British and French troops on the ground fighting in Ukraine. And much respect to those in the Ukrainian foreign ministry who managed to get professional troops from Western Europe sent to the meat grinder instead of Ukrainian teenagers.

I also hope that other countries like Finland and the Baltic states can also send troops to reduce the pressure on Ukraine so they don’t have further mobilisations.

Negro wants to police how Poles speak in Poland

Russia just launched an ICBM at a Slavic city of 1 million people.

Pray for Dnipro