This has been one of the weirdest weeks in recent memory – which, given what we have experienced in the last 9 months, is saying something. After all, this is the week in which the Ukrainians decided, apparently, to stage a false flag that, if successful, would have sparked off World War 3.
Say what you will about Ukrainians – I do not have very kind thoughts about them, most of the time, though I make a number of key individual exceptions – but they certainly do not lack chutzpah.
The false flag amounted to an attempt to fire off a Soviet-made S-300 air defence missile into Poland. The Ukrainians proceeded to scream bloody murder about how the damned ROOSKEES!!! did it, and killed two innocent Polish citizens and a tractor in the process.
And, for a few hours, at least, everyone believed them – especially the whores of the Western (((media)))))))))))).
But then, people actually looked into the evidence, and immediately, gaps in the narrative began to appear.
The missile was in fact fired from Ukraine, in a northwesterly direction, which wouldn’t make any sense if the missile was Russian. The Russians fire their missiles into Ukraine from east to west, or south to north, so by definition, any Ukrainian air-defence missile would fly from the opposite directions. But this missile went north-WEST from Ukraine, into Poland.
The facts were so plain and obvious that even the most unhinged of the NATO powers had to back off pretty quickly and admit that the missile was “most likely” Ukrainian, while still insisting that Russia was “ultimately responsible”.
It’s all a lot of nonsense, but the fact is that we all dodged a giant missile, quite literally, this week. We dodged the possibility of outright nuclear war. And we saw that NATO’s much-vaunted Articles 4 and 5 are, basically, nothing much more than paper.
Let us hope that they are not tested much further before the Banderastan War finally ends – which it will, sooner rather than later. Ukraine’s power infrastructure is collapsing rapidly, and its ability to keep its own citizens warm and fed is declining in direct proportion. Soon, the Russians will unleash their final offensive, and then, we shall see the end of this grinding and terrible war.
It cannot come too soon. The Russians have, on the whole, fought a careful and well-executed strategic campaign, albeit with more than a few operational f**k-ups along the way – some of them extremely costly. But the world is changing before our very eyes, and before this war is finally done, the old order will slip away. Let us hope it will be replaced by something better and less disgusting than the “rules-based world order” that has done so much damage to all of us.
Hope dies last, as the Russians like to say. And while we are on the subject of the Russians, let us turn our thoughts to more pleasant things – like the lovely lady of the week. This particular instalment concerns one Alina Bulynko (Алина Булынко), аге 25 from Moscow. She is an actress who works in various comedy films. Apparently, she speaks quite good English, having excelled in the subject at school.
And she’s also quite a looker, which doesn’t hurt at all. Plus, she is rather more classy than your typical hoholina.
Happy Friday, gents. As always, enjoy the weekend, get some rest, and keep hope alive – in these mad and crazy days, it is all that we have to keep ourselves going.
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Excellent thot.