Ukraine War Day #417: For The Sacred Cause Of Our Reenaction, Part II

“The Oriental doesn’t put the same high price on life as a Westerner.”

American General William Westmoreland

Dear Readers:

Today continuing (and concluding) my review of this piece by reporter Nikolai Storozhenko. Where we left off: we were getting to know a rather hardcore ideological neo-Naughty named Vadim Pristayko, who serves as Ukraine’s Ambassador to Great Britain. At a press conference Pristayko made a “slip of the tongue”, either accidentally or on purpose, in which he referred to the Russian army as the Red Army. Then made clear his intention to fight them again, this time to a victory, or to the last man, if necessary. He’s still sore about WWII, in other words. And Westie media is more than happy to play along, always asking the wrong questions, always drawing the wrong conclusions, and thus assisting the Bandera in their new “fantasy football” revenge match.

General West-More-Land with his sidekick Colonel Killmoregooks:

Last January Pristayko gave an interview to American Newsweek magazine. In which he made another rather revealing statement [yalensis: I don’t have Newsweek in front of me, so I am translating from the Russian version in Storozhenko’s report]:

“The West now has a unique opportunity. There are not that many nations in the world who are willing to sacrifice so many lives, territories, and decades of [economic] development, just for the chance of victory over a sworn enemy.”

Kindly grandma Madeleine Albright: “The Iraqi children gave their lives for a worthy cause.”

Pristayko is right. This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to completely destroy your own country, on the slim chance you might take the other side down with you. Like Samson in the Temple of Ba’al.

No, you can’t find that many countries in the world, led by such maniacs as himself, who would take such colossal losses and risks, just for the tiny chance of a Pyrrhic victory against Russia. Pristayko himself, by the way, will sacrifice nothing either way. He lives in a nice flat in London; and as soon as things start going south, he’ll declare for asylum, I predict. He reminds me of that war-pig Madeleine Albright, when she declared that killing hundreds of thousands of Iraqi children “was a sacrifice she was willing to make.” And then died bravely, with her expensive pearl necklace still around her neck.

Anyhow, Storozhenko scolds the Russian press which, same as the Westie press, focused on the wrong words when taking apart this Newsweek interview. They eagerly focused on the soundbite about Ukrainian “sacrifices” and “losses”, this was happening around the time when “attritional war” was on everyone’s lips, and everybody was trying to figure out exactly how many KIA and so on. But, again, that wasn’t Pristayko’s point. His point was, it doesn’t matter how many lives, and how many losses. It’s all worth it, if it leads to that final “victory” over the “sworn enemy”, Russia. Westie press, again, too dull-headed to see that they are being led by the nose into somebody else’s blood feud.

“Unique opportunity.” That should have been the leading soundbite. After which, as Storozhenko points out, Pristayko sheds one crocodile tear, as he asserts that “This is how we differ from the Russians. Because we regard every Ukrainian life as precious.”

In other words, Russians just shrug, they don’t care about human life, not even their own. But the Ukrainians care. Deeply. Which makes their sacrifice all the more poignant! A moment of silence, please…