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Mearsheimer said of the disastrous [[NATO_war_in_Ukraine#2023_Spring-Summer_counteroffensive|2023 Ukraine summer offensive]], "it should have been obvious to [[Ukraine]]’s [[Western civilization|Western]] cheerleaders beforehand that the [[blitzkrieg]] they embraced was doomed to fail and that it made little sense to push Ukraine to launch it."<ref>[https://mearsheimer.substack.com/p/bound-to-lose Bound to Lose: Ukraine’s 2023 Counteroffensive], [[John Mearsheimer]], Sept. 2, 2023</ref> | Mearsheimer said of the disastrous [[NATO_war_in_Ukraine#2023_Spring-Summer_counteroffensive|2023 Ukraine summer offensive]], "it should have been obvious to [[Ukraine]]’s [[Western civilization|Western]] cheerleaders beforehand that the [[blitzkrieg]] they embraced was doomed to fail and that it made little sense to push Ukraine to launch it."<ref>[https://mearsheimer.substack.com/p/bound-to-lose Bound to Lose: Ukraine’s 2023 Counteroffensive], [[John Mearsheimer]], Sept. 2, 2023</ref> | ||
| − | Mearsheimer is in the [[Myrotvorets]] (English: Peacemaker), usually known as the [[Ukrainian Nazi]] kill list, database which is an online database of what its owner declares as “enemies of [[Ukraine]],” containing personal doxxing information and addresses.<ref>[https://mronline.org/2022/09/21/ukrainian-hit-list-publishes-names-and-addresses-of-alleged-russian-propagandists/ Ukrainian “Hit list” Publishes names and addresses of alleged “Russian propagandists:” Turns out to be based not in Ukraine but in Langley VA where CIA headquarters is located], By Jeremy Kuzmarov (Posted Sep 21, 2022). mronline.org</ref> The kill list is maintained by Ukraine member of the [[Rada]] and deputy minister of the Interior [[Anton | + | Mearsheimer is in the [[Myrotvorets]] (English: Peacemaker), usually known as the [[Ukrainian Nazi]] kill list, database which is an online database of what its owner declares as “enemies of [[Ukraine]],” containing personal doxxing information and addresses.<ref>[https://mronline.org/2022/09/21/ukrainian-hit-list-publishes-names-and-addresses-of-alleged-russian-propagandists/ Ukrainian “Hit list” Publishes names and addresses of alleged “Russian propagandists:” Turns out to be based not in Ukraine but in Langley VA where CIA headquarters is located], By Jeremy Kuzmarov (Posted Sep 21, 2022). mronline.org</ref> The kill list is maintained by Ukraine member of the [[Rada]] and deputy minister of the Interior [[Anton Gerashchenko]], its servers are located on [[Brussels, Belgium]] and operated by [[NATO]] and the [[CIA]]. |
==Russia and Putin== | ==Russia and Putin== | ||
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John Joseph Mearsheimer, is an American political scientist and international relations scholar, who belongs to the realist school of international relations and teaches at the University of Chicago.
Due to Europe's aging population which is projected to shrink and its various current and projected problems, Mearsheimer stated: “Europe doesn't matter anymore. You know, Europe is basically a giant museum.”[1] See also: Decline of Europe
Mearsheimer said of the disastrous 2023 Ukraine summer offensive, "it should have been obvious to Ukraine’s Western cheerleaders beforehand that the blitzkrieg they embraced was doomed to fail and that it made little sense to push Ukraine to launch it."[2]
Mearsheimer is in the Myrotvorets (English: Peacemaker), usually known as the Ukrainian Nazi kill list, database which is an online database of what its owner declares as “enemies of Ukraine,” containing personal doxxing information and addresses.[3] The kill list is maintained by Ukraine member of the Rada and deputy minister of the Interior Anton Gerashchenko, its servers are located on Brussels, Belgium and operated by NATO and the CIA.
Russia and Putin
Prof. Mearsheimer describes Russia's relations with the West and Vladimir Putin's ambitions as such:
| “ | The conventional wisdom in the West regarding the Ukraine war makes it sound like Russia is behaving in Europe the way China is acting in Asia. Putin is said to have imperial ambitions that begin with creating a greater Russia along the lines of the old Soviet Union and then re-conquering the former buffer countries of the Warsaw Pact, ultimately threatening the security of all Europe. Ukraine, which he purportedly aims to conquer and integrate into Russia, is his first but not his last target. In this view, what NATO is doing in Ukraine is containing Russian power, much the way it prevented the Soviet Union from dominating all of Europe during the cold war.
This story, no matter how often it is repeated, is a myth. There is no evidence that Putin wants to incorporate all of Ukraine into Russia or seeks to conquer any other country in eastern Europe. Furthermore, Russia does not have the military capability to achieve that ambitious goal, much less become a European hegemon.[4] |
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Books
- Conventional Deterrence. Cornell University Press. 1983. ISBN 0801415691. OCLC 9394615.
- Liddell Hart and the Weight of History. Cornell University Press. 1988. ISBN 080142089X. OCLC 17953067.
- The Tragedy of Great Power Politics. W.W. Norton & Company. 2001. ISBN 0393020258. OCLC 46678382.
- The Israel Lobby and U.S. Foreign Policy. Farrar, Straus and Giroux. 2007. ISBN 978-0374177720. OCLC 144227359.
- Why Leaders Lie: The Truth About Lying in International Politics. Oxford University Press. 2011. ISBN 9780199758739. OCLC 593639329.
- The Great Delusion: Liberal Dreams and International Realities. Yale University Press. 2018. ISBN 978-0300234190.
External links
References
- ↑ John J. Mearsheimer > Quotes
- ↑ Bound to Lose: Ukraine’s 2023 Counteroffensive, John Mearsheimer, Sept. 2, 2023
- ↑ Ukrainian “Hit list” Publishes names and addresses of alleged “Russian propagandists:” Turns out to be based not in Ukraine but in Langley VA where CIA headquarters is located, By Jeremy Kuzmarov (Posted Sep 21, 2022). mronline.org
- ↑ Great power rivalries: the case for realism, John J. Mearsheimer, Le Monde diplomatique, August 2023.