Russia Ukraine war, page-189657

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    I agree that the US is to some extent a war economy .

    IMO the US wants to retain its 1990s global hegemony
    economically, politically and militarily and it will do
    whatever it takes to maintain that even if that means
    throwing countries like the Ukraine to the wolves .

    The US now controls Europe via Europe having to
    give up its independence to a US led NATO . Add to that
    the economic impact of this war on the European economy
    (particularly Germany) and the economic objectives of
    weakening Europe and winging the Euro, the Greenback's
    chief competitor to displace the greenback as the global reserve currency.

    IMO if push comes to shove in our geographic area, the US will
    also send us down the drain should our strategic interests conflict
    with those of the USA. In other words we have essentially lost
    our independance and we are quietly defending into a South
    Pacific outpost for Uncle Sam given that Guam, Okanawa
    the Phillipines are within range of Chinese Hypersonic
    weapons .

    So in summary, given the US role in the Ukraine post 2013
    its leading role in NATO, a Ukrainian defeat would greatly
    damage the US standing in the world generally and specifically
    Europe.

    That said, , the US wants the EC demolished as evidenced by its backing
    Brexit , so a Ukrainian failure in this war will certainly weaken the EU and
    the Euro, IMO. The blowing up of NordStream is merely a symbol of that.
 
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