This should be a surprising post, part history (WW2), part travelog in today’s Russia. It will surprise and educate, we hope. It’s obvious why we desperately need peace in this world. The Snipers in the headline were training in the fertile fields and forests of the Belgorod region, Western Russia, near the famous Kursk region where the legendary tank battle took place, and the Miraculous Kursk Root Icon hails from. (Map: Belgorod in red, near Kursk, Orel, and Voronezh, south-west of Moscow.)
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The Ukrainian failed state—corrupt to the hilt, fascist, and sponsored by the West as an irritant and advanced platform for attacks against the Russian hinterland—is being readied for a probable assault on Donbass, designed to embroil Russia in some form of military response in the middle of the World Cup.
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RON RIDENOUR—“As the cold war reached freezing point, the USA and the Soviet Union entered the space race both hoping to be the first nation to conquer space. In 1957 the Soviets, led by the extraordinarily talented rocket scientist Korolyev, launched the first manmade satellite (sputnik) into orbit. This was soon followed by the first animal in orbit with Laika the dog. Laika sadly never returned to earth but in 1960 the heroic dogs Belka and Strelka successfully orbited the earth for a day and returned safely, laying the final grounds for the first human space flight” wrote Louise Whitworth.
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VIKTOR MIKHIN—The West, the United States, first of all, think little of international law, and consequently, no agreements and treaties based on international law are operational anymore. There is no use in concluding them, while following them is optional, depending on the circumstances and interests of your own country.
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P C ROBERTS—Of course the US military/security complex wants to curb an arms race in which Russia is 30 years ahead. Will the Russian government in all its delusions and romanticized view of the US and its vassals again be sucked into meaningless agreements that leave Russia exposed to annihilation?
