4. The consequences of such actions outlive the time it takes to carry out the actions themselves. For example, the last 4 years of sheer insanity in Ukraine has cost the country a minimum of 50 years. And I emphasise - minimum. In reality generations are now being scrapped.
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5. His second main point is that Syria shelling Israel’s positions in the Golan Heights in such a way as they did over 24 hours ago hasn’t happened since 1973. I.e., these conflict happens in waves, there isn’t a sudden tsunami. It is regulated by the US-Russia (USSR) standoff.
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6. Kosachev states that currently the conflict is taking place inside the Syrian borders. I.e., Neither Iran nor Israel can afford to raise the stakes any higher. Both Rouhani & Netanyahu their respective domestic political situations to take into account.
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7. I.e., should one side overstretch themselves, the enemy can strike a blow in the rear. For Iran this means that Israel/Saud can mobilise the fifth column, which is something we saw in January. For Israel it means, for ex., that the Houthis can send stronger signals to Riyadh.
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8. His final point is that nobody needs such an aggravation in general, not even Israel (because they would lose in the long run). Israel will keep on trying (in waves) to provoke a strong reaction from Iran, but it simply will not work. Why?
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9. We hear the word “multipolarity” a lot, but what does it actually mean? Well seemingly it means defending ones own territorial integrity (domestic economy), with the help of any strategic allies. This on a larger scale means the rolling back of globalisation.
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10. In the past I outlined the core concept of “multipolarity” by giving the real example of the S-400. And now Iran and Syria are operating in sync with Russia and China, especially in ditching the dollar.https://twitter.com/O_Rich_/status/944381775710773250 …
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Ollie Richardson @O_Rich_Thread about the S-400 in Syria: 1. When this SAM system was first deployed after the Su-24 shootdown by Ankara, it was perceived by most that very soon we would be seeing jets being swatted from the skies like flies around fruit. Some even foresaw “WW3” and other spectacles.Show this thread1 reply 1 retweet 8 likesShow this thread -
11. The main problem is that those who don’t like Russia’s position - not wanting to upset Iran or Israel - suggest instead to rush into a wide conflict like a bull in a china shop. It’s very easy to launch wars, but what about stopping them?
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12. In reality, the social media “experts” who demand action exhibit a loss of perspective so much so that it is seemingly forgotten that a tomorrow will come. But f*ck it, who cares what happens later, right? "Bomb Israel NOW! If Putin doesn’t do it, he is WEAK!"
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13. As someone on Facebook correctly said in response to what Kosachev said - “if diplomacy was so easy, everybody would be doing it”. And here is the thing - not everybody is doing it. Not everybody is willing to be responsible for the future of millions of people.
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1) Genialität ist höchste Sittlichkeit, und darum Pflicht eines jeden...Nun wird man freilich sagen: sehr viele Menschen möchten sehr gern »Original-Genies« sein, und es hilft ihnen doch aller Wunsch nicht dazu. Aber wenn diese Menschen, die »es sehr gern möchten«...
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2 eine lebhaftere Ahnung davon hätten, was das, wonach ihr Wunsch verlangt, eigentlich bedeutet, wenn ihnen aufgegangen wäre, daß Genialität identisch ist mit universeller Verantwortlichkeit–so ist wahrscheinlich, daß die größte Zahl der Menschen, genial zu werden, ablehnen würde
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