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In other words you hold this view , and and complain when you get a a bloody nose in return :
Eustice Mullins, The Secrets of the Federal Reserve (PDF). A must read to understand when and how the United States government was hijacked....In reality china couldn't give a crap about Russia
If 1 million Russians die
And 1 million Ukrainians die
Who cares, that's 2 million dead white Christians, why would China or even Iran really give a crap
What the U.S is doing is weakening Russia nicely so it becomes almost enslaved to China
China gets low priced oil and gas in exchange for full filing the massive Russian need for products
Russia embittered and angry will increasingly target Ukraine and Western interests
Israel has been burden for the U.S for a long long time now and now it's become dangerous for the U.S
In Gaza, Israel’s Military Has Reached the End of the Line, U.S. Officials Say
In many respects, Israel’s military operation has done far more damage against Hamas than U.S. officials had predicted when the war began in October.
Israeli forces can now move freely throughout Gaza, the officials said, and Hamas is bloodied and damaged. Israel has destroyed or seized crucial supply routes from Egypt into Gaza. About 14,000 combatants in Gaza have been killed or captured, the Israeli military said last month. (The U.S. intelligence agencies use different, more conservative methodologies to estimate Hamas casualties, though the precise number remains classified.)
“Hamas is largely depleted but not wiped out, and the Israelis may never achieve the total annihilation of Hamas,” said Ralph Goff, a former senior C.I.A. official who served in the Middle East.
But U.S. officials believe that Israel has achieved a meaningful military victory. Hamas is no longer capable of planning or executing an attack on the scale of Oct. 7, and its ability to launch smaller terrorist attacks on Israel is in doubt, they say.
Hamas has been so damaged in the war that its officials have told international negotiators it is willing to give up civilian control of Gaza to an independent group after a cease-fire is in place. How long Hamas will be willing to give up a measure of its power will depend on what happens after a cease-fire, and what concessions Israel is prepared to make, American officials said.
Hamas suffered a significant blow in May, according to American officials, when Israel’s military invaded Rafah in southern Gaza. Officials in Washington had warned against the operation because they feared the deep humanitarian costs. But Israel used its occupation of Rafah to cut off tunnels between Egypt and Gaza, a critical weapons supply route for Hamas.
Hamas as a military and political entity is now mostly destroyed. Hamas will now be a footnote in history