So, your "Grand Plan" is to employ the "Stockholm Syndrome" on a country-level scale?Falcrack wrote: ↑Thu, 22. Sep 22, 00:13All the more reason to confiscate it, since it was the Russian state which launched this unjust and illegal invasion, and the Russian people who supported the current regime either through a misguided desire to Make Russia Great Again enabling the rise of Putin, or political apathy.
I have little sympathy for the Russian people suffering some financial loss as a result of Putin's military adventurism, because it is the Russian people who ultimately are responsible for their leadership.
Basically, "humiliate them, rob them, expel them, cancel them (kill as many of them as possible) until they finally see that their enemy is in the Kremlin, change their ways, overthrow him and start to pay, pay, pay for what they have done!"
Sounds like a plan… for WWIII.
He who chooses shame in "war vs. shame" gets both a war and a shame. Something Russians have learned the hard way recently (say hello to the Olympics Movement). Not Putin, though. This guy seemed to agree with any humiliation the "Civilized World" trows at Russia as long as "North Stream II" gets launched. Oil must flow, after all. His loyal oligarchs must get richer by the day.
Or "Hanhikivi Nuclear Power Plant", provided by Russia to Finland (now joining the NATO!) without any cost (even the money Finland had to pay were leased from "Russian National Wealth Fund"). Guess how many new power plants were build inside Russia from all those funds? Yeah, the plan to appease the West went really well for Putin…