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First they lost Crimea

Then the bigger scale invasion began

Sometimes I watch Reporting from Ukraine just to see how the territorial map changes over time.

The Russian forces took Bakhmut. Then the tactical Terrikon mountain near Avdiivka. Then Avdiivka itself. Then they spread from Avdiivka until the next line of defense.

Now they're attacking the Kharkiv region, trying to creep in some more.

Historically from what I saw those small creeping territorial changes in other wars (such as the Korean war, Spanish civil war, Israel and Palestine show similar signs) tends to be like a slow acting poison, that'll overtake bigger areas sometime later.

I believe, that Ukraine is losing this war despite it seeming like a stalemate with smaller territorial losses creeping in. But then again, it's the 2. nd most powerful military against the country ranking among the top 20 most powerful military forces. References:

https://www.globalfirepower.com/countries-listing.php

https://www.businessinsider.com/ranked-world-most-powerful-militaries-2023-firepower-us-china-russia-2023-5?op=1#15-ukraine-11

Ukraine isn't even on the list here https://www.newsweek.com/most-powerful-military-forces-world-america-china-russia-1621130

The court has never prosecuted developed countries or their allies so far and now that they're considering going after Netanyahu the U. S. and U. K. are all upset.

Either this will be a court that does it's job or it will just be a sham for western countries to virtue signal and act high and mighty judging leaders from the 3rd world who have done wrong.

by the way Netanyahu has called Hamas an asset because he doesn't want any peace he knows his country is more powerful and the longer the conflict goes on the more he'll take over all of the land in the West Bank. He deliberately sabotaged the peace attempts of his predecessor that were looking like they were getting somewhere and he's part of a radical right wing faction in Israel. The only people who defend him are the people who unconditionally support Israel. And I can't take people seriously who won't change their mind no matter what happens.

Out of all of years since the end of World War II (1945), we as people will always look back at certain moments in history of when the world was going through so many changes. Whether it’s a good or bad. The 1980s and the Y2K era (Late 90s-2001) are the only times where everyone looks back on and everybody saying nothing but positive things about those years respectively.

But which era was the most optimistic period? The 1980s? Or the Y2K era?

In my opinion, the Y2K era. The 80s was still in a Cold War era. The crimes were getting worse towards the end of 1980s/start of the 1990s. Whereas the Y2K era was so optimistic. Cold War era was over, crime rate was going downward. Everybody was excited (and nervous) about the new millennium etc…