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An old, tired voice from the past…..

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  1. An extract from Diane Francis’s latest article:

    “Geopolitical heavyweights Henry Kissinger and George Soros squared off at the Davos conference recently with opposing strategies as to how to end Putin’s war against Ukraine. Kissinger, an old Cold Warrior, believes that Ukraine should reach a compromise and cede territory to Russia to avoid marginalizing Putin and causing a full-blown world war. Soros, a philanthropist and democracy activist, believes Ukraine must be supplied with all the weaponry it needs because “the best and only way to preserve our civilization is to defeat Putin as soon as possible.” Their viewpoints represent extremes, but it’s up to Ukrainians whose views are best represented by Israel’s late Prime Minister Golda Meir, who was born in Kyiv. Negotiation is impossible, she said, when a neighbor is bent on extermination: “We [Israel] intend to remain alive. Our neighbors want to see us dead. This is not a question that leaves much room for compromise.” …

    Unfortunately the rest is behind a paywall.

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    • It is beyond any doubt that between those two very old men, Soros is the one who still has all his marbles. Kissinger is definitely stuck in the Cold War. He gets the Soviet Union confused with mafia land. As bad as the SU was, Putin and his regime are much worse! They truly are evil! You do not make compromises with evilness, you destroy evilness. Kissinger is doing a lot of damage with his senile thoughts and big, stupid mouth.
      Golda Meir was a great politician, akin to Margaret Thatcher. Why we don’t have any solid, brave and intelligent politicians in the important countries, is a mystery to me. Of course, my question excludes Boris.

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