An American tourist in Russia
These days I often hear my compatriots say, “I have many friends in the States and in the UK, I love them, but I fear we will not get over it without striking Westminster and the WH, we simply don’t have that many people to fight otherwise”. Now, don’t focus on the “strike” thing here, … Read more
Have you ever seen or read those detective stories and thrillers where the main character is being framed, accused of a crime they have never committed? In a movie the main character works miracles to get evidence and prove they are not guilty. Watching or reading a story like that is a great pastime for … Read more
The liberal fake news apparatus went into overdrive this week after the announcement of Russia’s partial mobilization. Western media truly talks about Russia like an ex-girlfriend. Or more precisely, the ex-girlfriend of a childish schoolboy who can’t handle rejection. It’s all very silly, but there was one article in particular that stood out to me. … Read more
Western media outlets claimed that the third phase of the war began with the Ukrainian offensives in the first half of September. I strongly disagree. Rather, these offensives marked the end of the third phase, and they failed to achieve their intended goals. The upcoming referendum in the Donetsk, Luhansk, Kherson, and Zaporizhzhia regions to join the Russian Federation, this is the beginning of the fourth phase. It also appears that back in August I correctly predicted the objectives of Ukraine’s offensives, and it seems they utterly failed.
Some recent pics of Russia: Moscow, several towns in the Central Federal District (in Moscow region and outside it). I’m a Russian in Russia, so don’t expect a lot of mundane stuff, Ian will follow up with it. I also hope that my post will not prevent him from posting his pics of landmarks, as … Read more