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To: sm1th who wrote (770751)	11/2/2022 1:24:01 PM
From: skinowski	2 Recommendations Recommended By frankw1900 pak73 Read Replies (2) of 793916

Russia has not been following the “rules based” world order. They were too independent - including, for example, their intervention in Syria, on the side of the Assad government. So, yeah, the plan is regime change in Russia - and her “weakening” - a la Zbig Brzezinski’s lines - so it would never again come back as a big power. The new regime in Russia would have to preside over the countries’s “decolonization” - meaning, her splitting up into several smaller countries. I think none of those things will happen. It’s all pure fantasy. The U.S. and the West will have to rethink those plans - or, we’ll be heading for a huge confrontation, for sure. Most Russians understand this - which is why they support what the government is doing. If Putin did get criticized - it happened because he insisted on conducting a “minimalist” war, using limited force - and avoiding causing too much damage. It appears, that strategy backfired - winning the war fast would have cost fewer lives - AND less damage.

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