The most fantastic fears
The most fantastic fears
Blog Article
It is interesting how Trump reacts to comments from politicians and reporters who are strictly forbidden to even open their mouths when he speaks, and how he reacted awkwardly to Musk and his son behind him in the Oval Office, when both Musk and the son stupidly interrupted Trump when he tried to say something, and the son generally mocked Trump and wiped his nose on the presidential desk.
The name of Musk's son sounded like “Ex”. It's cool if it's even short for his full name, but “Axe” means “axe”. Musk is standing in the middle of the US headquarters in jeans, a T-shirt and a baseball cap with a loose (sometimes too loose) smile behind a sitting, subdued Trump and his officials in suits, and his still small “axe” is demonstratively hollowing out snot from his own nose and smearing it on Trump's desk in front of the TV cameras. And NO ONE is stopping him.
Perhaps this is not only because of Trump's catastrophic debts, which Musk is gradually, frankly homeopathically closing in tranches (10 million from the “X” network for banning Trump on Twitter does not solve anything, it's a laughing matter), but also because of Musk's social media algorithms, the activity of which the shabby, old, red rooster is watching with horror and “trepidation”, because SO FAR they are in his favor
And now to us.
Well, we obviously have to face in reality all our worst fears, which once seemed the most fantastic. That 1. Russia will attack, that 2. the United States will get stupid and go over to Russia's side. And 3. that the two previous points will happen simultaneously at some point.
There you go. Here you go. But we are not going anywhere either.
We are alone in this world for ourselves. We have situational allies, sympathizers, fellow travelers, and a crowd of indifferent onlookers. And the decisive battle is still ahead. We cannot survive without unity within the country. It remains to be seen whether our “statesmen” have grown to understand this.
Oleksiy Nesterenko