19 March 2024
https://youtu.be/DErVuxe24KI?si=5SZY-ufeAEiXHrAa
Mercouris reminds us that although most western commentators continue to insist on a western victory, this isn't likely, and though wars of attrition might look like frozen conflicts so do arm wrestles until there is a sudden collapse, as in Saigon and Kabul, and so it would be best to plan for the unexpected.
It looks like the R plan is to re-integrate formerly Russian lands, ie trace West of the Dniepro from the current border through Kiev, down to Kherson and round to Odessa and Transnistria.
So think about the movements of people in such an event, given how difficult movement will become, with non-existant air links and vulnerabilities by rail.
Evacuate in an orderly fashion all Westerners and consider the effect of 10 million refugees storming the EU and heading across the channel.
He doesn't suggest this, but is this recent talk of conscription in the UK press less about fighting the Russian hordes and more about having sufficient forces at home to preserve some semblance of law and order, and public health in the event of ...?
