We're about to figure out HOW the Ukraine war ends: 1. Right now and Ukraine will leave the areas it's in. Or: 2. Russia will just continue to advance and the US drops support for Ukraine, making Europe take the fall. It's tough to tell. It looks like the delegations are

Alright, so here's the synopsis of the Trump-Putin talks in Alaska. 1. They're not focused on Ukraine, but rather the next steps after the fact. Negotiations among the APS and the nationalistic private sector of Russia regarding business normalization, sanctions, Europe, etc.

So the Green Goblin returns to D.C. I really want another shouting match. That was hilarious. But if you're an important leader visiting the White House; Never give in to the indignity of a TV cat fight with Trump. He's primed for it.

I hope I'm wrong about my analysis on Ukraine and that it does end now, but: I think everyone is still on board with Russia continuing its advance to take more Ukrainian territory. That means more blood will be drawn from this conflict. Zelensky will act defiantly in D.C and

As cryptic as this sounds to most... We know what this means: The axis will be dead.

TLDR: We're giving Netanyahu his victory narrative.

The trajectory of the Middle East is clear.

I'm getting a few questions about Sudan. I'm not the best to ask on this, but here's a list of bullet points of what I see: - Aside from being an absolute disaster in just about every metric you can think of... - It's been a battle for external control the entire time, which

If I were in charge of policy decisions regarding Sudan, here's my stance: - UAE needs to drop the RSF. - RSF needs to be completely eliminated. - Hemeti needs to go bye bye. Period. - Don't get the US involved at all. - Stick to BRICS allies for solutions. Everyone

Not only is Zelensky the Green Goblin... He reminds me of a garden gnome. 😂

Here is why the APS is destabilizing Europe. In the long run, it's bad for business as consumers and workers dwindle.

There is no price too high for the US when it comes to Ukraine. They. Don't. Care. And it's nothing personal either. It's just business as usual for the power structure.

This means US-GCC progress at the negotiation table. Even if those negotiations have very little or nothing to do with Gaza itself. Gaza is being used a bargaining chip by the US. In order for the Israelis to approve of this, it means major concessions are being made by the US.

*Concessions by the GCC. Not US.

Not that it matters, but my best guess on the casualties in Ukraine are: 150,000 Russians - In line with body retrievals and funerals + more unaccounted for. 500,000 Ukrainians - Been accidentally admitted by Ursula von der Leyen and Zelensky's 2nd in commmand, Yermak. I see

If only there were a way to make the IDF and RSF fight each other. One can dream. This is not a rationally driven post btw.

I just realized I made a mistake about Ukraine. I said 20 million people have left the country separate from the deaths in the conflict. I meant 2 million. Not 20 million. It was a typo and I didn't bother to check until a couple people asked me. Whoops. 😅

Fair point. There's a pretty big discrepancy between 2 million and 20 million, so that's my bad. But regarding Gaza, my stance is that it's representing a bargaining chip of the US and the GCC needs to make big concessions in order to get it. Basically, it's "What do you (GCC)

The APS isn't one cabal or monolithic faction. Many different, competing, mutually exclusive interests exist within it for example. It's kind of like a union of rich people who organize competing interests of capital. That said, because of this Trump trade 'deal', it's seeing

TL;DR - Factions with Russian government ties are acting in Gaza to distribute aid. Russia + China + Egypt's influence > US' influence. While Israel has been pretending to defeat Hamas, there's been lots of quiet developments. -- The timing is too soon after Trump and Putin