How to Deal with Russia & Putin: Fix Ourselves.

[Reginald Noble]

"Nuclear Trash Talk"

I will describe what we need to do but first here is the reasoning:

• Fact #1: Our approach hinges upon this first and foremost. First of all the Russian people have been suffering in a terrible economy and all the consequences that come along with it ever since before the collapse of the USSR. Putin has improved some things but he has barely scratched the surface to help get corruption out of Russia and improve the lives of everyday Russian people.

• Lending to Fact #1: The average Russian outside of the 3-4 major cities are about as intelligent as the average American Trump supporter outside of equivalent American cities.
• Lending to Fact #1a: There is massive voter fraud and fixing at local elections up to the regional level in some cases. Similar to America, the average Russian is not accurately represented in Russia. I know many ethnic minorities (Not talking Eastern European, they are ethnically a subset of Russian ancestry, similar to "Hakka" Chinese ethnicity which is 2nd behind "Han")
• Lending to Fact #1b: Young Russian millennials (aged 18-24 today) are looking to change the country but there is a severe gap in experience and often family structure as well as economic foundation supported by good paying high skilled jobs. The Russian family is more tight knit than in America but just as, if not more dysfunctional than the average American family. Russians don't believe in mental illness, only that Vodka and Guns solves 90% of problems, similar to Americans in that Whiskey and Guns. They also believe similar to Americans that immigration from poorer countries is weakening the country yet insist on being a regional power which causes them to attract immigration from said countries they dominate.

Based on Fact#1 we can now understand that:

• Vladimir Putin represents young Russian millennials in the same way that Trump represents young White disenfranchised Americans. He offers them a progressive way forward in a populist manner with no specific detailed policies or tactics, but simply viewpoints and verbiage. Although Putin has his own agenda and is more intelligent than Trump (even more intelligent than the "real" Trump the media does not show). He is at least 50% full of it when making promises to young Russian millennials because his real target market is Gen Xers who pay the majority of Russian taxes today.

• Putin is a Baby Boomer but supports policies that are more reflective of Gen Xers desires because:
• Gen Xers in Russia are soon entering their "Golden Years" and have suffered thoroughly through the decline of the USSR. They are looking for results to show the fruits of their labor post-USSR
• USSR dissolved because of economics and don't forget that. The political aspect and non-economic sovereignty comes second. If you don't remember anything remember this: Only nations that are financially sovereign are politically sovereign - With the exception of large countries such as the US that can hedge against the size of their economy and the interdependent nature of today's global economy.

These observations will support the following conclusions which will support my position:

• For Demographic reasons, Putin's primary audience to appease is Gen Xers
• Hilary's Primary Audience to appease is Boomers and Millenials. Gen Xers are more politically indifferent in comparison.
• Trump's Primary Audience to appease is Boomers and Millennials. This is out of necessity because Gen Xers in general while politically indifferent are also more politically informed. Trump is not getting votes from educated White Men in their 40's. They are simply not voting.

The Problem with Nuclear War begins in America. Gen X and Millennial Russians do not want nuclear war. They have relatives worldwide and in America. They are more cosmopolitan than their parents and grandparents. They do not have a polarized view of the world. However, economically their view is more polarized and this is where the discontent and lies begin:

• Putin blames economic uncertainty mostly on outside factors, #1 scapegoat being America and our interests in the Middle East
• Putin has very little political power in order to be able to go after the Tyc00ns and Oligarchs of Russia. This makes him sometimes appear to be a sock puppet politician because he is disarmed and rarely able to make a true impact on corruption, price fixing and other issues with big business in Russia. If you thought the Pharma price fixing in USA as of late was something, you haven't seen anything yet until you look into the Russian economy.
• Therefore, Putin must use the Nuclear theater, similar to the U.S. to distract from true issues at hand which are:
  • Both Russia and America are financially unstable and unsound, operating on flawed principles, some of which still have not been corrected post 2009. Currency, real estate, many industries and capital markets in general remain supported by poor policy making on the justification that excessive regulation (when the real problem is indiscriminate regulation) stifles growth. Legislative bodies in both countries (*cough* congress) remain inflexible and held hostage by special interests which lead to virtually zero progress in both countries towards really growing and moving the economy in a healthy sense that can support it's current population level - Forget about tomorrow and your grandchildren - We're in trouble TODAY.
  • Hence, both Russia and America are forced to re-introduce the classic star scapegoats to assuage the public which are:
    • Immigration/Ethnic minorities "The Other" Part 1
    • "The Other" Part 2 - Other countries portrayed as the aggressor

The result here is two fold because the problems are nearly identical albeit with slightly different causes:

• Economics #1 : The U.S. must seek to become more aggressive against OPEC despite low oil prices. It must reform economics and take a look at trade deals. This is one of the FEW points Trump gets right. The real WWIII will be fought using dollars not bullets. The way to weaken Russia is to launch a decisive attack economically on OPEC. Gaining influence of Venezuela might be a long shot, but it is highly advisable to strengthen presence in the Western hemisphere instead of flying around Ukraine and skirting that line. We need to get our own house in order. Canada may have to take a hit economically but there's got to be some way we can offset their loss while enriching ourselves. Another option is taking another stab at green energy. We've got to get it right. Can't our friends in Europe help with this in the technological and policy sense?

• Economics #2: We have got to raise the quality of the average American. The average American is "fat, sick and nearly dead" (watch the documentary). Half our recruits for reserves are over the ideal BMI and are not prime physical specimens they once were 50 years ago. Mentally we're weak and indoctrinated with dumb TV programming and music. We are not educated on half the things we should be and have at best a lot of specialists running around that are not well rounded and don't have nuanced views on political, economic or technological systems at all. In order to boost our productivity and economy to a Northern European level (the highest GDP per capita worldwide) we must improve our education and medical systems to be more practical and pragmatic. Without this we cannot beat Russia. The reason the USSR collapsed is because we financially outperformed Russia. We had the latest technologies, the best educated public and smartest, most nimble and accurate/effective military force led by experienced tacticians and strategists at many levels. What do we have now in comparison? Iraq Part 2 was a disaster and Russia saw this as an opportunity and a sign we had weakened, weren't as buttoned up and America had a 2nd chink in it's armor since Vietnam. We withdrew again and all the other issues seemed much bigger all of a sudden. Russia began to ally itself with China, employ hackers and get all up in our business. See the series "Mr Robot".

In order for us to survive as a nation, politics and perception must not trump dollars and sense!

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

This is flat out, bullshyt.

Russia does not want friends. They want power.

They don't give a fukk about their neighbors. Putin literally hates the USA. Literally.

I don't think you all understand the Russian geopolitical mindset...this is far beyond he-said she-said.

 

[Reginald Noble]

This is flat out, bullshyt.

Russia does not want friends. They want power.

They don't give a fukk about their neighbors. Putin literally hates the USA. Literally.

I don't think you all understand the Russian geopolitical mindset...this is far beyond he-said she-said.

Vladimir's origins you need to research them. He is not a "Politician" in the true sense.

The reason they keep allowing him to be in the scene is that KGB is not like FBI or CIA. It is seen as an organization to protect the Kremlin and the people. The FBI/CIA have quarreled (remember 9/11 which rests on their shoulders for pointing fingers and dropping the ball magnificently) and no one really is in charge of protecting the Pentagon except the secret service. So the KGB is seen as a competent organization producing true "Statesmen" in stark contrast.

Putin is well studied on global politics, much more so than many of the political heads on the global scene today. He is 64 years old and has seen more than Obama.

Neither Hilary or Trump have ever seen battle nor are they well read on international politics.

There is more to Putin than meets the eye and he is contending with a number of special interests while trying to balance the needs of the people. The special interests of course are winning which dictates his political prose and act. But they are forced to keep in the public eye because he is a Man of the people. But his hand is being forced. He has to deal with an innumerable amount of threats stemming from Mafia, Corrupt Conglomerates, Independent Oligarchs as well as Traditionalists. He is dealing with far more pressure at home than on the global stage. The wealth disparity in Russia is so bad it's embarrassing if it were publicly known. The average American may be in debt and have a negative net worth but the average Russian sees no potential in the Fatherland and the Ruble isn't worth the paper it's printed on and most people can never be worth the dirt they stand on every single day.

My whole point is: Understanding that Putin's back is against the wall which forces him to seek and acquire new territory that in and of itself is his weakness. If we want to keep Russia under control do not face the Bear head on, attack the cub, watch the mother bear rush to save it, and then shoot it from behind. And when I say Putin in this regard, I am not talking about him personally, but rather the "Kremlin" which is comprised of all those special interests.

We in the same way need to topple "Congress". The last thing Americans will do is attempt to unveil the special interest curtain and analyze what is lurking in plain sight. If we want to prevent nuclear war we must pull the rug out from underneath our own incompetent structures before someone else does and then do the same to the Russians.

Russia will collapse completely once oil dependence is lessened. It is one of the key reasons the Eurozone remains vulnerable to both Russia and the Middle East: Oil.

When are we going to address this elephant in the room????

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

Vladimir's origins you need to research them. He is not a "Politician" in the true sense.

The reason they keep allowing him to be in the scene is that KGB is not like FBI or CIA. It is seen as an organization to protect the Kremlin and the people. The FBI/CIA have quarreled (remember 9/11 which rests on their shoulders for pointing fingers and dropping the ball magnificently) and no one really is in charge of protecting the Pentagon except the secret service. So the KGB is seen as a competent organization producing true "Statesmen" in stark contrast.

Putin is well studied on global politics, much more so than many of the political heads on the global scene today. He is 64 years old and has seen more than Obama.

Neither Hilary or Trump have ever seen battle nor are they well read on international politics.

There is more to Putin than meets the eye and he is contending with a number of special interests while trying to balance the needs of the people. The special interests of course are winning which dictates his political prose and act. But they are forced to keep in the public eye because he is a Man of the people. But his hand is being forced. He has to deal with an innumerable amount of threats stemming from Mafia, Corrupt Conglomerates, Independent Oligarchs as well as Traditionalists. He is dealing with far more pressure at home than on the global stage. The wealth disparity in Russia is so bad it's embarrassing if it were publicly known. The average American may be in debt and have a negative net worth but the average Russian sees no potential in the Fatherland and the Ruble isn't worth the paper it's printed on and most people can never be worth the dirt they stand on every single day.

My whole point is: Understanding that Putin's back is against the wall which forces him to seek and acquire new territory that in and of itself is his weakness. If we want to keep Russia under control do not face the Bear head on, attack the cub, watch the mother bear rush to save it, and then shoot it from behind. And when I say Putin in this regard, I am not talking about him personally, but rather the "Kremlin" which is comprised of all those special interests.

We in the same way need to topple "Congress". The last thing Americans will do is attempt to unveil the special interest curtain and analyze what is lurking in plain sight. If we want to prevent nuclear war we must pull the rug out from underneath our own incompetent structures before someone else does and then do the same to the Russians.

Russia will collapse completely once oil dependence is lessened. It is one of the key reasons the Eurozone remains vulnerable to both Russia and the Middle East: Oil.

When are we going to address this elephant in the room????

Putin is basically KGB. Always will be. The US would have been better off with Medvedev in office.

 

[☑︎#VoteDemocrat]

@Kuma I have a thread on this stuff:

RUSSIA Thread: Wikileaks=FSB front, UKRAINE?, SNOWED LIED; NATO Aggression; Trump = Putins B!tch

 

[Reginald Noble]

Putin is basically KGB. Always will be. The US would have been better off with Medvedev in office.

OK but Medvedev was a joke and a place holder to give the oligarchs a break from Putin in the superficial sense.

I have to reiterate how many enemies Putin has internally that come from the industrial sector. They all hate him and would attempt to assassinate but it is categorically impossible for them to even try that. And they can't use the people or buy their support so they find other scoundrel ways to put political pressure on him.