Day 793
Ukraine and its "ints"
A fascinating collection of newspaper front pages this morning. The urgency and directness of cnn.com is also striking: there’s such pure logic in the stripped design. If you can keep your head while others, etc.
So, I listened to Avril talk about the threat landscape and “the gathering storm.” She did not mention AHI (Anomalous Health Incidents).
Meanwhile, what Ukraine’s former Commander-in-Chief Valery Zaluzhny thought out loud on Day 617 about what would happen is actually taking place.
Resource wars, like the one we are in, are fought until the first revolution, when the side that loses is the one whose rear, not the front, collapses.
Of course, Team USA froze up, Z sacked Zaluzhny (without giving a reason) and pink blobs on the war map representing Russian advances began to multiply and mushroom. I’d rather not write about our rear, including our failing forced conscription effort, cuz DO NO HARM.
Today marks the 38th anniversary of Chernobyl disaster. I was in Moscow at the time and learned about it days, maybe weeks later. As I recall, municipal workers began cleaning the streets more often after the accident.
The future of Ukraine will “be in play,” whatever Team USA decides to do, says Anne, who in person recapitulates her article, titled “The GOP’s Pro-Russia Caucus Lost. Now Ukraine Has to Win. Once U.S. money starts flowing again, the dynamics of the war will change.”
And Z charms his new fans at Fox News.
Have a wonderful weekend!