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My first comment is precisely this:
The “Trump” Corporation attacked Venezuela with the help of the U.S. armed forces.
For us pro-democrats, there is the joy that our son of a bitch has overthrown the dictator.
For some of them, the question is not whether something is done, but who does it. And if it is done by “one of ours,” then it is considered acceptable. The problem is if it is done by “one of theirs.” And especially if it is done to us…
For the Trump family, everything is just another successful business venture.

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I read yet another Facebook post about the situation in the U.S., written by an intelligent pro-democratic American with tens of thousands of followers. And the post ended on an optimistic note – that American society was about to wake up!
I am not at all convinced it will wake up. What is happening in the U.S. is not static, it is dynamic; not a situation, but a process.
And in the context of this dynamic, in the face of these challenges, American society observes what is happening largely passively and, in essence, with its eyes wide shut.

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A friend writes to me: “Drones in Poland, drones in Romania… We’re next. But the vatniks will stage a much more serious provocation against us!”

Of course, the Russist bear will come to play in our yard as well.

Putin may claim he has nothing to do with what’s attributed to him in Poland and Romania, but he deliberately ensures there is no doubt it is his doing.
Some say Putin is testing NATO members’ defense systems. That may be a goal, but it is not his main one.
He is testing societies and their elites. He destabilizes states, undermines their already weak cohesion, diverts resources and defensive equipment away from Ukraine toward border countries, and activates pro-Russian stooges among politicians, parties, opinion leaders, and influence agents.

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Two themes, two accents, two facts—or perhaps two talking points—will likely appear with increasing frequency in the international debates about the War of barbaric Russia against European Ukraine:
1. By the middle of the approaching month of January, this treacherous War will surpass in duration the so-called Great Patriotic War of the Soviet Union. And it will inevitably be emphasized by many that back then there was first a retreat to Moscow, then long and bloody battles until the Soviet army reached Berlin; whereas now, in the same amount of time, Russia has bogged down near Pokrovsk, fighting over a few already destroyed small towns and villages where practically no one lives anymore.

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Here I will not discuss Trump and Putin.
Trump and Putin are crystal clear.
Trump is a terrible tragedy that has befallen America – he is a total, senile, pathetic, narcissistic, hopeless, demented clown.
Putin brazenly and openly demonstrates that for him the War can have only one – and no other – outcome: the unconditional capitulation of Ukraine.
Here I will only share my growing anxiety about the direction in which Europe seems to be evolving in relation to the War.
And this evolution is:
from
Europe – the main guarantor of Ukraine’s security;
to
Ukraine – the main guarantor of Europe’s security.