I don't think the collapse can take much longer. Chasiv Yar and Kharkov are the beginning of the end. If Russia does bring ~300k more troops afield in Kharkov, the front lines are soon going to simply advance as fast as troops can establish civil controls.
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As far as I'm concerned, the obvious outcome should have come a long time ago. To be honest, I expected this two years ago. Now all I can think about is how to make sure I don't get mobilized.
My next post is about the delights of democratic mobilization.
If anyone thinks that human rights will be different in their countries in case of war, they are mistaken
I strongly agree, and think this is exactly why the West is literally hell bent on war (besides it's profitability, which can be attained without destroying the West itself). Democracy is overdone, and is being deprecated to replace it with technocracy, or even just good ol' despotism. The blatant electoral fraud exemplified in the 2020 US Presidential election reveals the coffin has long been nailed shut. The undemocratic nature of the EU is a bit of a taste of what is coming, IMHO, while that polity yet tips it's hat to presumably democratically elected governments that make the appointments to the EU, such farce is discarded with eminent facility. El Salvador exemplifies how the public will be herded to clamor for technocratic governance, and the pro-larceny prosecutors foisted on local and regional polities in the USA recently demonstrate how the crime necessary to create that clamor can easily be caused.
Actual war isn't even necessary to that endeavor, but merely ending democracy isn't the only goal of the moneylenders. War creates exigency and desperation that will drive people to seek despots for the handouts they can provide.