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To: skinowski who wrote (762614)	5/9/2022 10:25:32 AM
From: D. Long	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793677

Obviously. I think Russia collapsing back to the "Second World" economy is the short-term. After Putin? Who knows what comes after Putin. The Russian people seem to be suffering from a neurosis caused by national defeat, humiliation, and slow death. What happens when a superpower faces demographic death?

To: skinowski who wrote (762614)	5/9/2022 10:52:50 AM
From: 3bar	7 Recommendations Recommended By Hoa Hao maceng2 MulhollandDrive pak73 prometheus1976 and 2 more members Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 793677

skin my view may not be popular , Putin and the Russian people actually looked up to the US . After the 2nd world war and Stalin , Russian people had had enough of the madness . That is why they allowed it to be dismantled . They might have been expecting some kind of aid to help them transition to an economy that creates jobs , invents new technologies . Something the whole world looked up to America for . Respect us respect our borders was said . Help us develop was probably only heard at the Presidential level . Instead the US and the western world spun into anti Russian insanity . As you say a Nuclear War is in no ones best interests .