Jordan Peterson and Frederick Kagan talk about Ukraine
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Germany and Russia and Poland and Ukraine: some history and some speculation
I’ve been thinking about 20th Century history lately. At the beginning of WWII, not only did Hitler invade Poland, but Stalin did as well in the days when they were buddy-buddy for a while. And it was Stalin who took … Continue reading →
Random thoughts on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
(1) For sanctions to work, they should not necessarily be considered a deterrence or a punishment. I suppose they would be a deterrence if the leader or leaders involved could be deterred that easily, but that sort of leader isn’t … Continue reading →
Biden’s speech on Ukraine
Here’s a thread to talk about Biden’s speech. I’ll probably discuss it further this evening.
Continue reading →The invasion of Ukraine: who’s Putin’s puppet now?
When Obama was elected I suspected that I knew what we were in for concerning foreign policy: withdrawing from Iraq, empowering Iran, weakening our military, and general movement towards the leftist position. When Trump was elected, I was worried that … Continue reading →
On Russia and Ukraine
I wish I had something more intelligent to say about the imminent crisis in Ukraine than “I don’t know what will happen.” I’ve read quite a bit about it and can’t get enough clarity on it to write an analytical … Continue reading →
And here’s why I haven’t written about Biden and Putin and Ukraine
First of all, because everything Biden touches turns to garbage, so why should this be any different? And why would anyone think Biden could handle such a situation – even when he was functioning a lot better? His supposed skill … Continue reading →
Apparently Ukraine had already re-opened the Hunter Biden investigation before Trump’s call
How much press will this get?: A newly unearthed document shows that Ukrainian officials had opened a new probe into the firm linked to Hunter Biden months before President Trump’s phone call with that country’s leader, Fox News contributor John … Continue reading →
Sean Davis on Ukraine envoy Volker’s testimony
First Volker’s pending appearance was hyped to the skies by the Democrats: this was going to implicate Trump. Then Volker was interviewed in closed session, and the results were misrepresented by the MSM and the Democrats. Now the testimony is … Continue reading →
John Solomon on Biden/Shokin/Ukraine
Yesterday I wrote a post about whether Ukraine’s former head prosecutor Viktor Shokin, fired after the pressure from Joe Biden, was actually corrupt. I found plenty of articles alleging that he was, but not much about the substance of said … Continue reading →
Ukraine and corruption and US influence
Yesterday I became interested in the question of just how corrupt the Ukrainian prosecutor Viktor Shokin was – the man Joe Biden bragged about pressuring the Ukrainian government to fire. That’s because it is at least possible that Joe Biden’s … Continue reading →
Ukraine. Biden. Trump.
I utterly refuse at this point to write a big long in-depth post on this subject. Others have given their blood, sweat, and tears in such an effort, and I suggest you read what they have to say: for example, … Continue reading →