Upadają „republiki” Doniecka i Ługańska? (MAPA, 16 sierpnia)

Tomas

20 października 2018 o 10:49 Odpowiedz

W Donbasie. Google maps użyj.

observer48

30 sierpnia 2018 o 11:16 Odpowiedz

@lew
To gdzie chcesz przenieść Ukrainę, geniuszu? Na Madagaskar? Sąsiadów się nie wybiera, a słaby i wojujący z odwiecznym wrogiem Polski, Rosją, sąsiad jest w obecnych warunkach geopolitycznych najlepszym z możliwych. Upłynie kilka, lub kilkanaście lat zanim Ukraina albo upadnie i się rozleci, albo pokona kacapskie dziedzictwo bizantyjskiej i mongolskiej korupcji i stanie się w miarę normalnym państwem. Spójrzmy na dzisiejszą Polskę, a szczególnie na Podkarpacie, Lubelszczyznę i Podlasie! Korupcja na szczeblach lokalnych władz jest czymś, czym Polska raczej nie może się pochwalić.

observer48

21 sierpnia 2018 o 06:13 Odpowiedz

@grochal
To zrobią dopiero Finlandia, państwa bałtyckie, Polska, Węgry i Turcja za jakieś 10 lat, jak to przewiduje w swojej przetłumaczonej zresztą na język polski książce “The Next 100 Years” George Friedman.

“From the United States’ point of view, this will represent a superb outcome. The fifth geopolitical imperative for the United States was that no power be in a position to dominate all of Eurasia. With both China and Russia in chaos, the possibility is more distant than ever. There is, in fact, little need for the United States to even involve itself in
maintaining the balance of power inside the region. In the coming decades the balance of power will maintain itself.

Eurasia will become a “poacher’s paradise.” For the countries around the periphery of the region, there will be extraordinary opportunities to poach. The vast region is rich in resources, labor, and expertise. The collapse of central authority will be an opportunity for countries on its periphery to take advantage of the situation. Fear, need, and avarice are the perfect combination of factors that would allow the periphery to try to exploit the center.

Three nations will be in particularly opportune positions for taking advantage of this. First, Japan will be in a position to exploit opportunities in the Russian maritime region and in eastern China. Second, Turkey will be in a position to press northward into the Caucasus and potentially beyond. Finally, an alliance of Eastern European countries, led by Poland, and including the Baltic States, Hungary, and Romania, together will regard this as an opportunity not only to return to older borders but also to protect themselves against any future Russian state. A powerful secondary benefit for
these countries is this: by increasing their strength, they will be further protecting themselves against their traditional Western enemy, Germany. These Eastern European countries will be looking at this as an opportunity for redefining
the balance of power in the region. India, for all its size, will not be in this game. Geographically isolated by the Himalayas, India will not be able to take serious advantage of the situation.

The American view of this activity in the 2020s will be supportive. Eastern Europe, Turkey, and Japan will be allies of the United States. Turkey and Japan will have been its allies for seventy- five years by that point, Eastern Europe for thirty years. During the confrontation with Russia, each will, more or less, and for its own reasons, work with the United States, which will regard them, as it did other allies, as extensions of the American will.” (http://www.mysearch.org.uk/website1/pdf/715.2.pdf, str. 137-138).

peter

17 sierpnia 2018 o 05:14 Odpowiedz

Observer 48 Lepiej bedzie dla Ukrainy jak tych terytoriow nie odzyska Gdyby Putin wlaczyl tak jak Krym Donieck I Lugansk /mogl to zrobic/ ale wtedy by stracil bezpowrotnie reszte Ukrainy a tak nadzieja jest I nie tylko z Ukraina ale zreszta krajow bywszych demoludow