英国《卫报》承认普京可能取得战争胜利

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英国《卫报》是一家以英国和欧美小资产阶级为主要读者，在英国国内政治中常常以亲工党的伪“左派”面目出现的报纸

但在对外政策上，《卫报》一贯打着人权、民主等旗号鼓吹无耻的帝国主义侵略战争政策。

在这篇由《卫报》助理编辑撰写的文章中，一方面不得不承认俄罗斯很可能取得胜利而且俄罗斯的胜利对全球资本主义的影响将是灾难性的，另一方面以全球资产阶级孤臣孽子的姿态疯狂叫嚣要求西方帝国主义直接出兵干预！

https://amp.theguardian.com/world/2022/apr/24/the-awful-truth-is-dawning-putin-may-win-in-ukraine-the-result-would-be-catastrophe

The awful truth is dawning: Putin may win in Ukraine. The result would be catastrophe Simon Tisdall

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远航一号 发表于 2022-4-25 10:44
你眼神是越来越差了

这是约翰逊写的吗？

约翰逊最近说过类似的观点

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https://sonar21.com/russias-army-is-a-paper-tiger/

俄罗斯军队是纸老虎吗？

作者是原中央情报局分析官

里面有马列托主义者喜欢的内容（稻草大大的）

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马列托主义者 发表于 2022-4-25 09:40
约翰逊有给普京挖了个陷阱trap 让普京带有希望继续打下去 消耗俄罗斯，红中网某些人又抓住了稻草 ...

你眼神是越来越差了

这是约翰逊写的吗？

满目新贵道路衰

马列托主义者 发表于 2022-4-25 09:40
约翰逊有给普京挖了个陷阱trap 让普京带有希望继续打下去 消耗俄罗斯，红中网某些人又抓住了稻草 ...

您是判断普京会学萨达姆主动承认战争失利撤军乌克兰？

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约翰逊有给普京挖了个陷阱trap 让普京带有希望继续打下去 消耗俄罗斯，红中网某些人又抓住了稻草

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Let’s get real. For all its heroism and sacrifice, Ukraine may lose this fight. Dreadful though it sounds, Putin could win. If the west so abandons its principles and values to let that happen, the long-term price, for everyone, will be a whole new world of pain.

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Sending weapons and best wishes is not enough. Conferring last week, western leaders debated providing security guarantees for Ukraine after the war. All well and good. But this war is happening now. Who will guarantee Ukraine’s survival in the possibly decisive next few weeks? Who, if push comes to shove, will move beyond training missions and provide direct, in-country military support?

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In short, the dawn of a new age of instability. Why on earth would politicians such as America’s Joe Biden, Germany’s Olaf Scholz, and France’s Emmanuel Macron tolerate so fraught and dangerous a future when, by taking a more robust stand now, they might prevent much of it from materialising? By supposedly avoiding risks today, they ensure a much riskier tomorrow.

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Failure to stop the war, rescue Ukraine and punish Russia’s rogue regime to the fullest extent possible would come at an especially high price for Europe and the EU. In prospect is a second cold war with permanent Nato bases on Russia’s borders, massively increased defence spending, an accelerating nuclear arms race, unceasing cyber and information warfare, endemic energy shortages, rocketing living costs, and more French-style, Russian-backed rightwing populist extremism.