The Trump "peace" plan is tantamount to a huge Russia's defeat

The 28-point “peace” plan (Trump’s) is a big scam for Russia. Kiril Dimitriev is a consummate imbecile to have drafted it (it’s plain to see he’s stupid from other instances also).

The plan is worse than a cease-fire, which in essence is. It is, for all intents and purposes, a capitulation. Here’s why I think this plan is equivalent to a Russian huge defeat, stated by me previously:

1. As in a ceasefire, Russia doesn’t gain any recognition. Not even for Crimea.

2. Russia doesn’t win any territories. It gains a little – the remaining Donetsk, and cedes a lot in Kharkhiv, Sumy and Dnepopetrovsk. Similar to a ceasefire.

3. Ukraine gets to keep a huge army, arguably more than it has at the current time.

4. Ukraine has no ban on re-armament.

5. There wouldn’t be NATO troops in Ukraine, but American troops are not prohibited. US can station any troops or armament.

6. Russia doesn’t get back any of its frozen money. Of that, 100 billion dollars goes to the US to administer and reap part of the benefits, for reconstruction of Ukraine. Europe is to add the same amount, implied from the same (Russian) money. The remaining 100 billion dollars again goes to be administered by the US as a mutual fund for projects involving both Russia and the US (presumably the Alaskan undersea tunnel).

7. There are precluded only rocket attacks by Ukraine against Moscow and St Petersburg (?!). Anything else goes?

8. Most of the points are ambiguously formulated and no implementation of them is handy or even possible.

9. Russia obtains such ridiculous things as a re-call to the G8…

10. After fighting cold and hot wars to keep them afar, the Americans are suddenly on Russia’s doorstep.

Putin, ready to self-defeat himself again...

The 28 point peace plan is drafted by the USA to save face in front of overwhelming Russian odds on the battlefield. But this plan very much makes America the huge victor and Russia the huge self-appointed loser. Meanwhile, Ukraine loses nothing, but gains a lot in prospective, including 100 billion of Russian money (would you believe that?!).

USA’s goal was ever to get Russia within a decapitation strike and encroach them at their borders. Now they get to get up close at the closest possible. Russia’s aim was ever to stop the Americans from getting too close; now they consent of having them within practically walking distance from Moscow…

Nobody takes into account (and never even noticed) Putin’s irrepressible urge to concede, especially in writing. The Americans read him correctly or they simply had luck. Our only hope now rests in the Russian people themselves, who can still remember Putin’s treason via Minsk accords, Ukraine’s hardliners or some maverick from the box like Boris Johnson was back in Istanbul.

Ukraine gets to keep its entire army, roughly 600,000 men, doesn’t agree to stop rearming, and doesn’t consent to any territorial concessions (not even to Crimea!, only recognized as de facto Russian, i. e., occupied…). They have all the freedoms and facilities to trade and develop.

Russia missed the most important thing, to redirect their economy inwards and decouple from the currency markets. For over 3 years of hot war and over 10 years of living under sanctions, all they did was transform theirs into a bootleg economy, clinging desperate to the same modus operandi, but on the hush. They needed and need protectionism, they have all the food, and all the energy they desire; states use currencies and foreign trade only to obtain food and energy for their people, which most states lack.

Russia needed a change of paradigm, but were stupid enough not to understand this. They would have ruined EU and a lot of Western sphere in the process.

Kiril Dimitriev is a thoroughly incompetent sod, grossly stupid, a consummate idiot, on par with the likes of Nabiulina (who managed to get caught by the beginning of the war with 300 billion Russian money in foreign hands and who id destroying the Russian economy with a very tight money supply). I am an Eastern European myself and can comprehend how stupid really are the people from here, mainly from Russia, who learn a little English and some mumbo-jumbo fake Western, capitalist Economics, and pose into bigshots. Russia is full of intelligence at technical level, but plagued by incompetence in management, Economics and generally in social studies.

Putin is an idiot himself, not to realize that his main people are traitors (I think from stupidity rather then out of something else) …

Remember Minsk! After winning on the battlefield and having the last remaining Ukrainian army of 30,000 people surrounded at Debaltsevo (then there were much smaller combatant armies and no drone in sight), not far from the current cauldron at Pokrovsk-Myrnohrad, Putin - cajoled and lied by the sycophants Merkel and Hollande –sold away the rebels (not sold, but gave away FOR FREE). They wanted to stay in the fight and try eventually to take Kiev, but Putin blackmailed them by refusing medication for terminally ill patients or chronic ill people, like diabetics, and forced them to admit defeat in writing, albeit them being winners of the war. To this day Russia didn’t deny their lack of involvement in the war at state level. The rebels were all by themselves except for the help received from fellow people in Russia, on voluntary basis and through donations. Afterwards, the glorious rebel leaders were assassinated one by one, Givi, Motorola, and the president Zacharcenko, in circumstances never investigated, let alone elucidated.

What does Russia do with another piece of worthless paper? Another Minsk-style lie? Nothing. This is the biggest self-inflicted loss in the history of mankind. We all have skin in the game = nobody wants a nuclear war toward which this incompetent Putin guy (clueless at high stakes games) is driving us ever closer through such self-admitting losses…

Capitolul al patrulea din “The London Job” by Regis Leon

Chapter 4

Jay wrote a short phone message to Sophie: “Please come to the beach house ASAP.” She replied immediately: “Can’t do, I am all caught up in work. But I can meet you in town or at my apartment in my lunch break, say two P.M.” “Two P.M. it is, then… Your place. See you there.”

In due time, Jay headed for the beach house as soon as he was released by Tanaka that morning. He took a shower and ate a huge breakfast. He felt somewhat refreshed afterwards. But he badly needed somebody to talk to. He couldn’t think straight and didn’t trust his ability to sort his thoughts out by himself. It was pretty shocking stuff he had to go through… Jay turned to Sophie as the only person whose counsel and aid he trusted. And she deserved to be warned and know about the danger directed against her.

On the way to Sophie, Jay wandered if he should alert the Meuniers. He decided against. Tanaka didn’t seem to hold a grudge against them. He just wanted to get back at Jay. His beef was entirely with Jay. And, unfortunately, Sophie, although she came into equation only as a means through which pressure could be applied on Jay.