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My negative stance on the deal that the U.S. coerced and forced Ukraine into is not just based on principle—that the very approach to such a deal is flawed and will one day go down in history as a shameful act of arm-twisting, a disgraceful moral collapse of the U.S. in particular and the West as a whole.
It is a matter of principle.
I do not accept the hypocritical and at times amoral nature of this deal itself.
Regarding this deal of extortion and profiteering, I think as follows:
1. In the world of illusions, even a mirage appears as an oasis.
2. When greed speaks of noble intentions, reason remains silent, clenching its teeth to keep from weeping.
3. Ukraine has been brought by the U.S. to a state where it behaves much like a rape victim is often forced to—at a certain point, she begins to feign at least minimal consent, to simulate even partial pleasure, just to "get it over with" with "only" the rape and not provoke further brutal cruelty or even an attempt on her life, as preserving life becomes the ultimate priority for the unfortunate girl in this ugly and vile situation.
4. I fear that Zelensky’s breaking point was made possible
- because he found himself isolated under the pressure on Ukraine to accept the deal—with weak support from Europe, which behaves toward the U.S. somewhat like the well-known Russian peasant protest before their master—protesting on their knees...;
- and because the internal conditioning of Ukrainians toward an armistice—practically at any cost and at the price of anything—has been intensifying...
Thus, Zelensky was alarmingly alone or at least misunderstood in his intentions to prevent an unjust ceasefire for Ukraine.
And it seems to me that he has decided to step down, and now his departure is no longer a matter of *If?*, but *When?* (Trump perversely supported Putin in the colossal pressure against the "illegitimacy" of Zelensky).
I firmly believe that the frontline of the war is being held by Ukrainians
not so much because of their generals (I know my opinion about Zaluzhny’s weaknesses is unpopular—he squandered the counteroffensive, yet he has become a new myth for Ukrainians, their new savior, and that is their sovereign right—to make mistakes and pay the price for them);
but rather **because of Zelensky!**
I am deeply concerned about what may happen on the front lines in the coming weeks.
The ancient Chinese say:
- *The first thing to leave the battlefield is the thought of retreat [and the idea of fighting elsewhere at another time].*
But I say:
- *The first thing to leave the battlefield is the thought of an armistice...*
When you know that an armistice is promised to you anyway, if only you make the deal, if only you hand over lithium, for example (with apologies, to hell with lithium—there are more important things than that!)...
then who will fight bravely, who will sacrifice their life?
The saddest and most lamented deaths in the Red Army were those in early May 1945, when **Victory was visible, when even nature smelled of Victory and the war’s imminent end...**
Unfortunately, those who choose **an Unjust Armistice over a Just Peace** always end up losing **both Justice and the Armistice.**
But in the world of psychopathic realists in the White House and the Kremlin, **realism prevails.**
Reality is what it is, and such are its heartless laws.
One day, Russia’s war will be studied as an example of how the West failed to rise to the challenge, and **Ukraine paid the price for it.**
My dark memory of the Future is that in Bulgarian schools, this History will not be studied—instead, it will be taught in the Rashist language, by Rashist teachers, using Rashist textbooks about **the victory of Rashism in Bulgaria...**
February 27, 2025
