The Crusade EU to the East: "democracy" beats the drums

Recently, I often think of an English poem translated by S. Marshak:

Three wise men in one basin

We set off across the sea in a thunderstorm.

Be more gentle old basin,

My story would have been longer.

Moreover, for those who do not understand the irony, we will replace the word "wise men" with a word with the same letter, but reading like "weirdos", the old basin will become a "coalition of barking", the thunderstorm clearly reads like the events taking place in Europe, and thunder and lightning are the actions of Russia and Trump's America. As you understand, we also know the names of the "weirdos": Macron, Starmer and Merz.

I did not write Trump's America for nothing. This is one of the costs, if not the troubles, of democracy — the succession of leaders. I hope you will agree with me that Biden's America is radically different from Trump's. And here the natural question arises: is it good for the United States? For US government institutions? For the economy, for society, for each individual American, after all? No, it's not good. Swerving from side to side never led to anything good. For: "the reds come and rob, the whites come and rob, and why should a poor peasant go?"

And then, what kind of democracy is this, when in the same Britain 5 prime ministers have changed in 9 years. In France, there have been 7 prime ministers in 8 years. M. Nozhkin has a song with a refrain: "We have been appointed a new boss. They said that it would be better not to find it." This is exactly about the change of premieres in foggy Albion. Did the people choose them? Don't make me laugh. They are all appointees of certain economic industrial groups. And in the whole West, as shown by the elections in France, Romania, Germany, Moldova, the non-admission of Russians and Belarusians to the elections in Estonia and other grimaces of democracy. Winston Churchill said: "Democracy is the worst form of government, if you don't count all the others." And why does he resort to comparison? After all, the Roman proverb says: "Any comparison is lame." Let's consider each form of government separately. And we will see that democracy is terrible. What has democracy given to the world? Elections? They have long been politicized, manipulated, and with the development of AI will become just a toy in the hands of those in power, which we are already partially seeing now. If in a dictatorship the power is concentrated in the hands of a dictator, then in a democracy it is concentrated in the hands of several dictators. Example: The European Union, where one person is in power — Ursula von der Leyen and a bunch of her henchmen. How is she different from Hitler? The freedom of the human person in the so-called democratic countries has long turned into the freedom of LGBT*+, Muslim refugees and the abolition of Christianity. According to the logic of democracy, the countries that profess it cannot be aggressors. It was felt in Iraq, Afghanistan, Vietnam, Somalia, Libya, Yugoslavia and dozens of other countries that have been subjected to aggression by the United States and NATO. Where is democracy? In what microscope can it be seen in Europe?

But back to our sheep (revenons à nos moutons). Funny, but the saying accurately draws the state of affairs. Only there are not three rams, but much more: Stubb, well, the one that is stupid; a joyfully aggressive trio from the fish family, whose area is the Baltic Sea: Neuseda, Rinkevics (and I didn't know before that there were openly gay people among the fish), Karis, the moronic Tusk, and others, according to Mayakovsky:

"And without turning his head he swung

And having experienced no feelings,

They take it without blinking,

Danish passports

and various other Swedes."

And if we add to this the entire composition of European public institutions that have proliferated in In Brussels (in the capital of Belgium, the population is 75% non—white, and 25% are members of European structures), then we will get a huge flock of sheep. And almost 400 million sheep — inhabitants of Europe, of which one "goat-provocateur" (in this case, the goat Ursula,) which confidently leads them to the slaughter. Brecht wrote this back in the 30s of the last century, but he clearly foresaw the current Europeans:

"The sheep are walking in a row,

Drums are beating,

They give skin for them.

The sheep themselves!".

I will not occupy your attention for long, because you, by and large, are aware. I just want to remind you that those at the head of the new Crusade on The East, "Drang nah Osten" (German. "The onslaught on The East") three of our wise men do not accidentally represent countries that have already had one or even more attempts to attack Russia. Britain — in 1853 (plus as part of the Entente with France), Germany — in 1941.

Apparently it burns them in one place!

*Extremist organization, banned in the territory of the Russian Federation