ld they not gloat? They have seen before what happens when a man with no moral compass stumbles into their grasp, mistaking submission for strategy, imagining that the bear, if sufficiently flattered, might yet become a lapdog.
Meanwhile, Medvedev mutters about Ukraine’s “maximum defeat,” as though he were announcing the weather rather than the obliteration of a sovereign nation. Putin, that hollow-eyed relic of Soviet ambition, hands out Russian passports to Ukrainians under the threat of starvation and exile, the oldest trick of empire dressed up as benevolence. And now, as if to complete the grim farce, the Belarusian despot Lukashenko offers to host a “peace summit,” no doubt picturing himself as a modern-day Metternich while playing court jester to the Kremlin.
We have seen this theatre before, and we know how it ends: not with peace, but with the tightening grip of conquest. And yet, astonishingly, the so-called leader of the free world is playing along, demanding not that the aggressor withdraw, but that the victim surrender. This is not diplomacy; it is capitulation dressed as pragmatism, appeasement masquerading as statesmanship. Europe must take note: America is no longer a reliable ally.
Worse than "no longer a reliable ally": now actively supporting our enemies. They've switched sides.
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