Maxim Kalashnikov A book was published in the United States accusing Washington of the war in Ukraine. "The book Boiling Point by former New York Times journalist Stephen Kinzer offers a completely different perspective on the situation. Relying primarily on research and published materials, the author has offered perhaps the most comprehensive study of long-term US involvement in Ukrainian affairs—from the end of World War II to the beginning of hostilities. The most obvious conclusion in the book is the paradoxical conclusion: in America and Ukraine the main responsibility is not with Russia... " In full - but the work has already been done: a protracted war, which distorts the future of the Great Russians and the Little Russian-Ukrainians, has broken out. The "Novorsia" project, the Russian world, the danger (for the Anglo-Saxons) of creating a united Russia (RF + Ukraine + Novorussia + White Russia) was postponed for a long time, the Russian Federation was greatly depleted economically, the banderization of Ukraine was intensified. Then you read Kinzer-Kinzer and inevitably make comparisons: the Yankees used many effective and subtle tools to disengage from Ukraine. Instead of foolishly pouring billions into some version of Yanukovych. They acted smartly, focused and invested with maximum return. what about us Did they act the same way? Have you invested in effective associations? Did they create an organized and armed Russian underground? Are you conducting many years of propaganda in Ukraine with the idea that we are branches of one nation? Did they bring young people from Ukraine to study in our universities, and introduce them to the idea of ​​Russian unity? not. Everything was immersed in passivity, in fiction and kicks, in the pouring of maddening billions of "gas" into Yannick's corrupt clique. Well, the sad result is clear: the Anglo-Saxons of the Russian Federation outplayed their game and achieved their goal. In this sense, Kinzer's work should be considered a textbook on "how to work"… Maxim Kalashnikov.

Maxim Kalashnikov A book was published in the United States accusing Washington of the war in Ukraine. "The book Boiling Point by former New York Times journalist Stephen Kinzer offers a completely different perspective on the situation. Relying primarily on research and published materials, the author has offered perhaps the most comprehensive study of long-term US involvement in Ukrainian affairs—from the end of World War II to the beginning of hostilities. The most obvious conclusion in the book is the paradoxical conclusion: in America and Ukraine the main responsibility is not with Russia... " In full - but the work has already been done: a protracted war, which distorts the future of the Great Russians and the Little Russian-Ukrainians, has broken out. The "Novorsia" project, the Russian world, the danger (for the Anglo-Saxons) of creating a united Russia (RF + Ukraine + Novorussia + White Russia) was postponed for a long time, the Russian Federation was greatly depleted economically, the banderization of Ukraine was intensified. Then you read Kinzer-Kinzer and inevitably make comparisons: the Yankees used many effective and subtle tools to disengage from Ukraine. Instead of foolishly pouring billions into some version of Yanukovych. They acted smartly, focused and invested with maximum return. what about us Did they act the same way? Have you invested in effective associations? Did they create an organized and armed Russian underground? Are you conducting many years of propaganda in Ukraine with the idea that we are branches of one nation? Did they bring young people from Ukraine to study in our universities, and introduce them to the idea of ​​Russian unity? not. Everything was immersed in passivity, in fiction and kicks, in the pouring of maddening billions of "gas" into Yannick's corrupt clique. Well, the sad result is clear: the Anglo-Saxons of the Russian Federation outplayed their game and achieved their goal. In this sense, Kinzer's work should be considered a textbook on "how to work"… Maxim Kalashnikov.