Putin's North Korean Soldiers

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What do you expect the West to do when a nation like Russia pisses on accords it signed whilst showing blatant disregard for various rules of engagement and human rights?

I do wish to see change, these days I don't think we're ready for change since so many are invested, I also wouldn't have much hope on any system that replaces the ones we already have in place. My main reason?

We're hardly living up to the world we inherited, tomorrow will be as dull as the minds we find leading us today. It's like desecrating 20th century war graves whilst uttering "you never mattered you pointless #!" Which is absolutely deplorable... We're deplorable.

Why Ukraine and not the other countless conflicts around the world? White privilege innit?

Putin is offering college/uni students money to have children while they are studying. So this move can serve many different needs Russia is facing, but one thing for sure IMO Putin is definitely all-in, totally invested in this land grab. Are the students in college the next to be called into duty as cannon fodder?

The latest missile and drone launch on Ukraine infrastructure has me wondering if those missiles and drones were from NK.

As for what do we expect the West to do, well that depends on the country and other factors which would drive decisions, such as if Trump turns the U.S. to an isolationist country, then that leaves the European countries to take the reins.

I don't think it's white privilege, I think it's ego, corruption, power, greed...the usual evils. Look to non-white countries and we see the same evils at play.