To: sense who wrote (199326 ) 6/8/2023 8:47:23 PM From: TobagoJack Read Replies (2) | Respond to Re <<Soros He further states that “the end of the war in Ukraine will come as a positive shock for the world,” arguing that “(a) Russian defeat in Ukraine, and a lessening of Sino-American tensions, may create room for world leaders to focus on fighting climate change, which is threatening to destroy our civilization.” zerohedge.com Soros Predicts Ukrainian Victory In Counterattack, Says Russia Is A "Paper Tiger" Authored by Denes Albert via Remix News, believes Ukraine will win the war, and it will be a “positive shock” for global relations. column in Project Syndicate, which is partly funded by his own Open Society Foundations. a “ polycrisis ” in the world and pointing to the meteoric rise of artificial intelligence, climate change and the war in Ukraine. “the actual outcome (of the Ukraine war) is much better than could have been expected. The Ukrainian army put up heroic resistance and, with strong support from the U.S. and Europe, turned things around. The Russian army proved to be a paper tiger, badly led and thoroughly corrupt.” “I believe the counterattack will be successful. The target will be the Crimean Peninsula, the home base of the Russian Navy. By destroying the already damaged land bridge with Russia, Ukraine could turn a strategic asset into a strategic liability, because Crimea has no water. With the land bridge destroyed, Crimea will depend on Ukraine for water,” he writes. He further states that “the end of the war in Ukraine will come as a positive shock for the world,” arguing that “(a) Russian defeat in Ukraine, and a lessening of Sino-American tensions, may create room for world leaders to focus on fighting climate change, which is threatening to destroy our civilization.” “I am instinctively opposed to AI, but I don’t know how it can be stopped,” he writes, adding that regulating AI is becoming a pressing issue ahead of the 2024 U.S. elections. “There will be general elections in the United States in 2024 – and, most likely, in the United Kingdom as well – and AI will undoubtedly play an important role, one which is unlikely to be anything but dangerous. AI is very good at producing disinformation and deep fakes and there will be many malicious actors . What can we do about that? I don’t have the answer, but I hope this issue will receive the attention it deserves,” Soros writes. “it is appropriate to use a question mark in asking whether democracy can survive the polycrisis.”
