by If it agrees to the Eastern regions becoming Russian states and recognises Crimea as a Russian state too.I think it's a good deal. East and West Ukraine don't like each other and feel that they are different countries, so they might as well separate. Then Western Ukraine can rebuild its economy to European standards, producing a fabulous and wealthy country. Its won't be a small country, even without the Eastern parts, but there see many small and medium sized countries in Europe which have a very high standard of living, and are beautiful with happy people.Some people will call me an appeaser, and mention Chamberlain. Well, each situation has to be valued in its own, but that war cost the lives of up to 85 million people, plus Europe's economies were bandrupt afterwards, so surely their
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If it agrees to the Eastern regions becoming Russian states and recognises Crimea as a Russian state too.
I think it's a good deal. East and West Ukraine don't like each other and feel that they are different countries, so they might as well separate. Then Western Ukraine can rebuild its economy to European standards, producing a fabulous and wealthy country. Its won't be a small country, even without the Eastern parts, but there see many small and medium sized countries in Europe which have a very high standard of living, and are beautiful with happy people.
Some people will call me an appeaser, and mention Chamberlain. Well, each situation has to be valued in its own, but that war cost the lives of up to 85 million people, plus Europe's economies were bandrupt afterwards, so surely their was a better way? And I didn't say it on twitter, because I'm anti-imperialist, but I thought it would appeal to the British nationalists, that the war destroyed Britain's Empire, which the Americans took over, and so they had a good standard of living, while we were broke.
Anyway, I didn't know what a Realist was until I came across John J Measheimer recently, and I would say that I was a left leaning Realist. So, it just makes sense to me for the Ukraine to do this deal. And as the years go by, the East and West regions might even start to like each other if they start to trade.
But the Neo-nazis have already shot one politician who was in peace talks with Russia, calling him a traitor, so I hope the same doesn't happen to Zelensky. Plus, it seems that the US wants this war to continue to bankrupt Russia. Many dark forces are at play.