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Zelensky Blows His Top •
A visibly uncomfortable Zelensky tries to read the room's reaction to Trump's surprisingly harsh words. Lionised by the West for years, as they cynically primed him to fill his role as Ukraine's Churchillian leader, his downfall—at least on the American side—has been brutal and treacherous, even by Zelensky's own devious standards.
The now illegitimate once president of Ukraine, Vladimir (Volodomyr) Zelensky and his cheering section visited Team Trump at the White House and generated a scene that caused Trump to exclaim “Great TV!” before he essentially threw him and his rooting section out of the White House. There’s video all over showing this spectacular event, some with discussion. I suggest Judge Napolitano’s Intel Panel show that lasts about 30 minutes before switching to Palestine.
Readers will know from my previous article, “The Ukraine Conflict’s Legal Issues,” that legally Zelensky is illegitimate and has zero agency to represent Ukraine or to sign anything for Ukraine—Zelensky legally only has agency over himself. And of course, that’s been President Putin’s primary issue when it comes to negotiations—Russia demands someone legitimate to talk with. The problem exists because no one in the West made an issue over his lack of legitimacy. Team Biden treated him as if he was legitimate until the former left office. And until today, Team Trump had done the same thing—Trump anticipated signing a contract with Zelensky that would be worth less than the paper but said nothing beforehand. Even today Zelensky’s legitimacy was never challenged, although Team Trump considers him a dictator because he’s unelected. But even dictators can be the legal head of government and sign contracts for their nation.
Mountains of adulation by the Western political/media cabal may have convinced Zelensky he was an indispensable figure and not a puppet. Simply a case of naked colonialism.
Zelensky today showed Team Trump that he must be put out to pasture fast. As Larry Johnson illustrated to Napolitano, Zelensky could have avoided the trap that awaited him and wrong-footed Team Trump. But IMO his fuse was already lit because of his inner desperation. He clearly is of no further use for Team Trump, but it appears the Europeans are foolish enough to continue their support for him and the conflict. Zelensky is a tragic figure, but IMO he deserves no sympathy. He reminds me of the similar tragic character in the film “Less Than Zero,” although Zelensky’s responsible for millions of dead and wounded. Were the Nazis lurking in the shadows behind him too much along with the Nazi Boris Johnson? I hope Zelensky confesses before he "becomes unable to tell" how he was manipulated. His people and the world need to hear what he says. And he’d better do it real soon, like Sunday.
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PARTING SHOT
Ukraine is the nearest of all countries to Russia’s central command, which is the reason why Russia invaded Ukraine — to prevent any possibility that America will ever become able to place a nuclear missile there. Back in 1962, the Cuban Missile Crisis, America’s JFK told Russia’s Khrushchev that if Russia might place a nuclear missile in Cuba, which is 1,131 miles distant from DC, then America would invade Cuba to prevent that possibility, and so Khrushchev agreed with JFK that Russia would stop its preparations for placing a nuclear missile in Cuba if America would remove its nuclear missiles from Turkey, which were 1,292 miles away from The Kremlin — and that agreement between the two of them, not to place a missile so close to the other side’s central command, prevented a U.S. invasion to take over Cuba.—Eric Zuesse
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It wasn't as good as it could have been. Zelensky was allowed to repeat lies re who started the war, and Drumpf told a few porkies too.
The Yanks are cynically trying to portray themselves as neutral mediators when in fact they are aggressors and actual managers and planners of the entire Ukie NAZI project. They want us all to ignore the billions spent by the USA, the dirty tricks by the CIA, State Dept., and USAID funding of biolabs, propaganda, etc. Then there is the US ISR and targeting.
I hope Russia does not forget all of what they did.