SoyViking [he/him]

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Cake day: November 4th, 2020

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  • The exact scope of the American Biden regime’s decision to attack Russia with ATACMS missiles is not known in detail. In an interview with state media DR foreign minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen has expressed disappointment in what he believes to be a limited scope of the planned attacks:

    If it were true that the U.S. had lifted geographic restrictions, that would be good. But I have a sense that this is relatively limited and likely focused on Kursk. And that’s, of course, better than nothing,

    (DR found it fitting to embellish Rasmussen’s statement by inserting a note about “Pentagon” claiming that there are 10,000 democratic Korean troops in the Kursk oblast. I have omitted it from the quote)

    Even the Danish regime, who has been among the most bellicose, is now beginning to slowly realise that the west will not be able to impose it’s maximalist demands on Russia. Rasmussen is now talking about how the purpose of the American ATACMS attacks is not to achieve victory but to make sure that Ukraine has the “strongest possible position for when and if the dynamics of this war change.” He goes on to say that “It’s a sober prediction that this could happen sometime in the new year,”

    Rasmussen continues:

    President Zelensky has also stated that the war will likely shift to a diplomatic phase at some point. And it’s crucial that Ukraine has the strongest possible advantage in that scenario

    One way to make a difference is to lift geographic restrictions (on the use of Western weapons). Unfortunately, I don’t currently see this happening one-to-one. But something is better than nothing,"

    However, the Danish regime has yet to move to a more realistic position on the war. Rasmussen is mostly dismissive of German leader Olaf Scholz’ attempts to resume dialogue with Russia by making a phone call to Putin. Rasmussen says:

    If the purpose was to persuade Putin to end the war, it clearly didn’t succeed. Because immediately afterward, we saw one of the most massive Russian attacks on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure in a very long time

    This, of course, is a deeply unserious statement that should be seen as a symptom of the butthurt many western maximalists must be experiencing these days.

    Despite his bruised ego, Rasmussen is enough of an opportunist to realise that the reality of the war is shifting both on the ground and in the imperial court of Washington where the incoming Trump regime might be less keen to continue the war. He says that European countries needs to understand “what’s what” and says that “We must avoid a situation where we simply have no role to play. If the call aimed to ensure that, I’m more understanding”.

    He adds:

    There’s nothing from that conversation suggesting President Putin is remotely ready to negotiate."




  • German leader Olaf Scholz made a phone call to Putin on Friday. He’s still nowhere near to abandoning the west’s delusional demands of Russian surrender but at least he’s opening up to the general concept of diplomacy.

    This has made Zelensky and all the NATO ghouls very mad. One of these ghouls is noted war criminal Anders Fogh Rasmussen, formerly the head of NATO, and before that a catastrophic Liberal Party leader of Denmark. Currently he is an asset for American imperialism, providing shady “consultancy” services to some of Washington’s most distasteful puppet regimes and businesses connected to American spy agencies.

    In (a statement to state media DR)[https://archive.ph/1uuZo] he says:

    It is completely unacceptable if Putin should get anything at all out of his adventure. Because then Xi Jinping (China’s president, red.) will conclude: “If Putin can take the Crimean peninsula then I can take Taiwan”. That is why we must make sure Putin is not successful in Ukraine.

    This is what passes for serious statesman-like analysis in the west. Rasmussen did not mention how the American Bush regime’s illegal and unprovoked full-scale invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan, that Rasmussen himself was an accessory to as Danish PM, has helped create a precedence for unilateral military involvement in other countries.

    Rejecting the idea of further diplomacy with Russia, Rasmussen goes on to say:

    I think the most important thing we can do to m make peace in Ukraine is to deliver even more weapons to Ukraine and remove all restrictions on the weapons we give.

    I am too lazy to look up whether he is in the pocket of the American military industrial complex but I would be more surprised to learn that he’s not than to learn that he is. Anyways these are the kind of madmen they put in charge of western military bureaucracies.











  • Americans don’t have healthcare because their masters don’t want them to have it, not because the money is being spent elsewhere.

    The US has one of the world’s highest per capita public spendings on healthcare and the highest private. There are more money per capita in the American healthcare system than in any other system in human history. The money is there already. What is lacking is political will to make these money go towards actual healthcare instead of grifts, corruption and rent extraction.