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JennyStokes's avatar

Interesting reading Julian.

BUT we are living in a 'shattered' world because of the USA.

I think a lot of us are hoping for the destruction of US/Zionists.

BUT just recently I have been 'out and about' in my small Town (it's hard for me because I am partially deaf) but the consensus seems to be that the Russians are bad for Europe.

Finally found my 'voice' again and ask: What have Russians done to you? NO one can answer this question except for the usual rubbish......communism.

When I mention how many Russians died (26 million) fighting for Europe they look at me and start another conversation!

I also ask: What have the USA done for you?

I cannot do this any more because it is doing my head in.

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Keith Sipe's avatar

The granddaddy of partitions was British India in 1947 into India and Pakistan. 10 million refugees fled one direction or the other and it is estimated that around 1 million people were killed. I wrote my Ph.d. Dissertation about this event and have been tracking partitions since the late 1970s. It quickly becomes apparent that borders are inherently unstable. From the start of the SMO, I felt that Russia would consolidate control over the Russian speaking areas and possible take Odesa, and Kharkov, but that the Dnieper would become the boundary. We shall see.

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