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The world will once again be completely dominated by the right of the strongest, which, of course, has never been completely extinguished...
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić decided to give that worthless ruin (the General Staff building) to Trump's son-in-law, and his adoration for the world's greatest flatterer is understandable. But won't this violate the principle of balance? Because something equally valuable should be given to Putin, or, for example, to his new wife, Kabaeva. What should we give Putin? The NIS building in Novi Sad? The Petrovaradin Fortress? And perhaps we will find the answer to this and some more important questions in an indirect way.
That is, Trump has long asked the UN to stop insisting on the territorial integrity of Ukraine. What interests Trump in this and where did he get it? Of course, from the fact that he made such an agreement with Putin, i.e. they agreed to divide Ukraine. In principle, the agreement is certainly such, and the details will be worked out later.
But Trump is known for bargaining; if he agreed, Putin would also have to make some concessions. And the best concession is to stop defending the territorial integrity, not of your own country, of course, but of everyone else.
We have already seen that Trump is a great admirer of the principle and the oldest right, the right of the strongest. If no one seriously hinders him, if no one seriously opposes him, he will annex Canada and Panama, and Greenland and Venezuela.
Putin will give the green light. China will certainly not object, so China annexed Tibet in 1951 with its "special military intervention" by the same right, of the strongest.
It follows that in the very near future Russia will stop supporting Serbia's claims over Kosovo.
Ukraine and, for example, Spain, will not do this. But no one seriously questions Ukraine anymore, and even Spain, if it is stubborn, will experience disintegration. The world will again be completely dominated by the right of the strongest, which, of course, has never been completely extinguished./ Adapted from “Pamphlet” by “Danas”
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