EU leaders prepare for 2030 while collecting pensions. The BBC asks if we’re “psychologically ready.”
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If you spend your time in both the English and Russian language internet realms, then you have been bombarded over the last few years with messaging about the ‘upcoming war with Russia’ or from the Russian perspective the ‘upcoming war against us’. Seemingly once a week some sort of major EU figure makes some sort of move or statement implying that ‘the big one’ is on the horizon. Stubb put up a massive fence in Finland. Lithuania and Latvia have also fenced up. Polish leadership says they are fully capable of defeating Russia when the time comes and that here citizens need to store jam in their cellars for the war effort starting now. Germany is preparing hospital facilities for taking one thousand casualties per day. Is that an optimistic or pessimistic estimate? I am not sure. And now the BBC is leading with a dramatic headline that made big waves on both the English and Russian speaking sides of the digital divide “War may be coming. Are we psychologically ready?” Essentially, this looks like a big signal that war will come and it is already exclusively Russia’s fault.
War is ‘forever’ on the horizon
The thing about the upcoming war is that it is eternally on the horizon. Back before the blazing hot escalatory summer of 2026, probably around the time when Kiev’s big “counter offensive” failed, there were all sorts of big war preparation plans set for 2027 and 2028. Time has marched forward and now we hear about 2030 or perhaps the beginning of the next decade. You see the trick about this type of narrative, is that if you cry that war is on the horizon, many people don’t realize that you cannot actually walk up to it and touch it. No matter where you are, the horizon is in the distance, close, tangible yet unattainable. Thus, in many ways when EU leaders talk about their readiness for this moment, they mean that eventually at some point, that is close yet infinitely far into the future, they will surely be ready, especially after their terms in office are over and they can enjoy their pension payments in Bangkok’s dirtiest red light district.
This follows the same pattern as various things like ‘global warming’ or its cousin ‘climate change’ along with the ‘population bomb’ and all sorts of other crises that justify corruption spending in the present to battle the evil that is on that every-so-tricky-to-approach horizon. And you can see that besides some increasingly rare zealots and bots online, the Russian invasion narrative is even flat that the cause-based corruption schemes listed above. So given the question ‘is the UK ready for war with Russia or not?’ as posed by the human-spirit-killing factory they call the BBC, the answer to the question would be as follows: The UK is as ready for war with Russia as it is for life with only green energy sources, a harmonious multicultural society of assimilated migrants, or any other ridiculous goal the government set up as a ‘horizon threat’.
And since the idea of defending the fatherland against the snow savages is ultimately fake, that means that no matter how much money would be thrown at the preparations for this conflict, the results will be just as fake. Judging by the memes, it looks like most normal native Brits would have been happy with losing World War II at this point, because Hitler was certainly against open borders. That is to say, with native rulers as vile as globalists, maybe being conquered would be the preferable option? Ironically, in the event of ‘losing’ a hypothetical war to Russia, the British would be free again to feel national pride and live like hobbits in the Shire, for no one in Russia cares if other countries have closed borders and/or strict migration policies.
The Russian side doesn’t get it, but the messaging is decent
Obviously, I am not a Kremlin insider, and Medvedev doesn’t ask me to proofread his tweets, but when it comes to the Russian media they tend to fail the public as well, by presenting these threats from Europe as tangible. Russia, or any other powerful civilization state should always be prepared for war with no exceptions. Regardless of what EU politicians say or do not say, no matter how many fences are erected or torn down, Russia should be ready to strike back against whatever happens to nip at its heels. This is the default position for any civilizational power in the Multipolar World.
Unlike the Russian media who seems to fall for every Western narrative they have ever heard, President Putin has said over-and-over, time-and-again, that he has zero interest in invading Europe. Despite all of the bans and sanctions, information from Russia both official and unofficial makes its way into the EU. And when people see the Russian leader repeatedly state that he has no desire to invade the continent, then it is hard to exactly buy into the ‘Russian aggression’ agenda. It is hard to ramp up hate for some supposed big scary dictator guy out there who only says to the people of your country “dude, leave me alone, I don’t want to fight you” every time you hear him speak. Of course people can lie, but very often egotistical politicians tend to write books filled with all the ideas that actually want to enact. There is no Little Red Book, Fourth Industrial Revolution, or Mein Kampf authored by Putin. The president just wants Russia to survive into the future and everyone knows this. Russia is only interested in ‘lebensraum’ on their own former territory where Russian speakers have been repressed by racist regimes created and funded by the West.
And remember, the Russian security council is well aware that if they just sit there and let Europe’s cultural masochism lead to its demise, then they will win this battle without a fight. Europe’s esoteric Epstein elite has put the continent on the path to destruction, the Russians just need to wait till it gets to the edge and then push it off the cliffs of Dover with one bold shove.
For the sake of the dystopian future
Recently, Tucker Carlson had an entire program on his theory that the destruction of fuel infrastructure in Iran and Russia, plus the inability or unwillingness of Western nations to build this sort of thing on their own due to ‘environmental concerns’ is part of some grand conspiracy. Essentially, he is saying that these wars are ‘needed’ by the elites to do what Climate Change and Covid failed to do; alter the way we live. If we have to ‘save the environment’ then we need to live locked down in 15 minute cities. If there is a constant global pandemic, then the solution is the same. And, if we live in a world of ultra-rare and expensive fuel, then 15 minute cities and all the other Schwabian solutions are right back on the table. Thus, a factual or fictitious war with Russia could accomplish certain ideological goals for the kind of people who visit Epstein Island. The vision of the future shared by Big Tech Bros and the LGBT Green Community are not actually that different for they both hate us, the normal masses.
War with Russia is a social construct
No, the UK is not ready for war with Russia, because it is still living in some sort of postmodern reality where it does not actually believe that this war could be possible. And, all of the things that would be needed in order to deal with that threat violate the postmodern Frankfurt School status quo. To prepare to fight for the motherland, England would have to return to some kind of patriarchy for there to be some level of patriotism. You cannot have an agenda to deconstruct and atomize Western society and yet somehow find countless men willing and able to do brutal factory work or fight well on the front lines. The globalist mission for the West in a Monopolar World was to break the masses so they could never rise in the capital-city-continent, and now that they need them to rise against the russkies, well the masses are still hobbled unable to stand, nor do they want to.
Whenever we see anything even remotely resembling some sort of calls for patriotism from Western elites we should remember a certain expression from the internet; “everything is fake and gay” and so is the preparation for an upcoming war with Russia. The UK could only be ‘ready for a war’ with Russia if it were to return to political realism and reject the postmodern paradigm that is in direction contradiction to anything needed for war readiness.
