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The War of rashism against Ukraine seems to have entered a more or less stable, hardly changing or very slowly changing phase.

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Several trends are gaining momentum in the West that cannot but cause concern for all of us who stand firmly on the side of Ukraine.
First, in the West dissatisfaction is growing with the slow progress of the Ukrainian counter-offensive, but without taking into account all the factors for this, and above all the fact that Ukraine was not given combat aviation and was not provided with modern means of quick and safe demining .

Do not be surprised that such an ultra-rashist propagandist and brutal Goebbelsian as Skabeeva talks about 284,000 dead rashists in the barbaric and absolutely unprovoked war against Ukraine!
This is entirely in the spirit of the new information strategy of rashism - a strategy personally inspired by the Coward in the Bunker:
Previously, the victims of the rashists were minimized and hidden, with the threat of long sentences in concentration camps for their publication, but now these victims are (over)exaggerated and massively reported. This is done to force a totally new way of thinking and look for new, desperate ways to mobilize - Look, so many of our boys have died in this war against NATO and for the salvation of Russia, so there can be no retreat, we must fight to victory, to the last drop of blood, and we will not stand for a price...

08/10/2023

In Game Theory, there is one key game - "Who's the Coward?" the original name is "Chicken").
The model situation is the following - two people are driving trucks (cars, motorbikes) at high speed towards each other and the one who turns first and goes off the road is the Coward, he is the chicken.
Putin is currently playing this very strategic game.

Clarification [may not be read]: On my site, there is a section „Scientific Publications“ and there is published a Security Study under number 18: „Applications of Game theory in security and conflict situations (conflicts)“. In this Study, some principles related to the present text are explained in much more detail (http://nslatinski.org/?q=en/node/4098).

Recently, a number of my friends – in real life and-or in Facebook – have been sharing with me their growing concerns and deepening pessimism about the War of Racism against Ukraine.
I'm also worried about what's going on there, but I'm doing my best through rational reasoning to calm my anxiety and not give in to despair.

What is really going on in this brutal War and are things really disturbing?
More specifically, how disturbing they really are, because it's hard to argue that they're not disturbing...