Individual National Characters as Mused Over by Dr. Pipes Now Compelled to Combine for Survival

Submitted by M Tovey (United States), Feb 27, 2022 at 11:14

As this is being written, Germany has indicated their initial reluctance to thwart the ambitions of Russian empire is set aside as the realization of defending the irrational efforts of metasticized Soviet compulsions of power must now be approached again; but ironically, the fascist overtones now seen are Russian, not Prussian/Austrian.
The multiple efforts of the European Unions' dilemma, combined with NATO inferences of now compelled alliances being called upon in retrospect reactions to what was thought to be a Warsaw ghost tha had no current ambitions, rresorts to the combining of the national moral character of Europes' communities wanting to return to peaceful pursuits. Once again, Chamberlain is set aside; but where is the Churchill of the group?
Worse yet, there is no reliance upon an America that does not appear to have the moral integrity to confront the Russian leadership, since it is America's malfeasance that compromised everything by not realizing that the Russian leadershp was looking for just this opportunity. But it backfired like a downed Russian bomber.
The invasion has stalled for reasons of the insecurities of the Russian leadership underestimating the developing resources of personal strength; now nuclear (tactical, not strategic yet) threats are being cast about for the fear that everyone thought that would make the Iranian Islamc Regime dangerous: and they are buddy-buddy.
And for the socialistic secularists who are trying to get America off her former reliance on Divine principles of Biblical proportions; sorry, this will run your precepts around the nuclear maypole that foretells exactly what is happening here, now; forever. While this is not Armageddon, yet; the front door has been opened.

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