Thanks so much Cathy. Your in-depth article is the kind of reporting that we don't see in the legacy media, certainly not on CBS, anyway. My first assignment in the Army was in West Germany in the mid-1970s, where our mission was to be ready for a potential Warsaw Pact invasion of Western Europe. And now, almost fifty years later, there is no longer a Warsaw Pact, but Russia still remains a significant threat to Europe. If there was ever a time in our country's history that we needed leaders like Lincoln, Grant, Roosevelt, Marshall and Eisenhower, it is now. The only leader on the world stage that comes anywhere close to them in my opinion is Zelensky.
It's encouraging to see that Ukraine is making some progress in its war with Russia, even without much help from the USA. Ukraine's resilience and unyielding will to fight is truly remarkable, given the length of time this war has gone on and the pressure it has been under (mostly from Trump) to capitulate.
But if it comes to pass that Ukraine continues to have success and Putin begins to feel really threatened with defeat, he may become even more desperate and dangerous. He has invested so much of his personal reputation into this war - not to mention the hundreds of thousands of Russian casualties and the entire economy - that he cannot accept a defeat.
Russia still has lots of CBN - chemical, biological, and nuclear weapons in its arsenal. Let's hope they never get used.
Thanks so much Cathy. Your in-depth article is the kind of reporting that we don't see in the legacy media, certainly not on CBS, anyway. My first assignment in the Army was in West Germany in the mid-1970s, where our mission was to be ready for a potential Warsaw Pact invasion of Western Europe. And now, almost fifty years later, there is no longer a Warsaw Pact, but Russia still remains a significant threat to Europe. If there was ever a time in our country's history that we needed leaders like Lincoln, Grant, Roosevelt, Marshall and Eisenhower, it is now. The only leader on the world stage that comes anywhere close to them in my opinion is Zelensky.
It's encouraging to see that Ukraine is making some progress in its war with Russia, even without much help from the USA. Ukraine's resilience and unyielding will to fight is truly remarkable, given the length of time this war has gone on and the pressure it has been under (mostly from Trump) to capitulate.
But if it comes to pass that Ukraine continues to have success and Putin begins to feel really threatened with defeat, he may become even more desperate and dangerous. He has invested so much of his personal reputation into this war - not to mention the hundreds of thousands of Russian casualties and the entire economy - that he cannot accept a defeat.
Russia still has lots of CBN - chemical, biological, and nuclear weapons in its arsenal. Let's hope they never get used.
Cathy, Thank you for keeping us current in this disaster.