Post on X: Agitating unnecessary fears and anxiety

Post on X: x.com/randomyoko/status/1861280684326953431

I don’t like it when people agitate unnecessary fears and anxiety to begin with.

There are some perspectives that are often ignored such as:

- The cost of attacking the enemy alone is enormous. That’s why you don’t like it, but same goes for the enemy as well.
If the situation escalates, Russia will have no more soldiers left to fight for themselves unless they use their own people, but in that case, Putin regime would collapse.

- As a colonial state, the Russian Federation is composed of many ethnic groups.
Some say the number exceeds 200. Others, such as the international forum I’m a part of called the “Free Nations of Post Russia Forum” advocate the independence of 41 nation states within Russia. Considered "ethnic groups" under Putin's rule, these nation-states are revolting against the Putin regime and Russia's entire history of genocide and oppression. Russia has historically belonged to them, not Putin. Putin’s great friend Xi Jinping does the same in this regard as CCP-led China has colonized Tibet, Uyghur, and Southern Mongolia, recently swallowed Hong Kong. Furthermore, China is now on its way to take Taiwan and Senkaku Islands of Japan as well. They are expansive colonizers.
Putin does not want to evoke real history as he has weaponized history. He even lectured Tucker Carlson for half an hour. No wonder the Russian Supreme Court recently declared the Forum a “terrorist organization.” The truth is inconvenient for Putin.
Xi Jinping also calls Uyghurs who stand up for their country and their land terrorists.

- If the enemy attack us, we will counterattack them.
The problem we’re facing today is because that hasn’t been the case. Biden didn’t send a military signal of power and rather, he repeatedly demonstrated restrictions on his own side which is strategically wrong - statement of no WWIII, no cross-border attacks etc.
With Trump’s victory, all countries involved are shifting accordingly.
In the event of a counterattack, if done correctly without Biden’s nonsense, the enemy's losses would be great, both at the military level and at the level of civilian life. There are people among the enemy that oppose the war even without the “ethnic groups” I mentioned above. If Russian civilians are attacked, they will rise up regardless of Putin's oppression.

- The enemy calculates whether it’s beneficial to destroy our land.
Why do we not consider that the enemy will exploit our economic chain or make us economic slaves?
For example, China, led by Xi Jinping, puts the Uyghurs in concentration camps, controls everything while forcing them to do forced labor, and their organs get taken out for medical purposes, as there are various candidates managed in the camps to be a match. Their organs are healthy with their diet, too. Why do we talk so much about attacks and not think about what happens afterwards once we’re colonized?

- The Middle East situation might scare you when you look at what Israel is doing, but that is a little different than usual. Because terrorists are blending in with civilians - that’s a tactic even seen in Asia back in the day such as the Chinese soldiers that didn’t wear military uniform on certain occasions.
They use hospital, school, and so on as their shields. In order to fight them, you have no choice but to attack them all. Are you afraid of vice versa? Do we expect our soldiers to hide among us to literally dodge the bullet?
Attacks can be random, though, to show power and so forth, and they’re happening. But we should learn to see the political intent and messages as well. In fact, if you look into the war between Ukraine and Russia, you can see their focus on infrastructure, military bases, or key regions. Those are not random.
Even the enemies have learned a lot of things along the way. They’re not stupid enough to waste.

The broad term "war" is convenient for political agitators, but we need to be clear about what we are really talking about and what we are really against.