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Parent Post: If you lived in a big city with crack heads that make it un-habital.
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12/17/2025, 6:46:16 AM
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''At this point, I'd be OK if China took over.'' China has even bigger problem: She will implode first, before U.S. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMVaj_2b_wo It won't be Russia, either; she has the potential, but she is confused about her identity. She is confused whether she belongs to the west or to east, but this whole 'Ukraine' thing is slowly waking her up: She belongs to neither. This defense pact Russia has formed with DPRK is a coming golden opportunity for both Koreas, and Russia, and the world. With the implosion of China, ROK no longer would have an incentive for alliance with U.S. She already desires new alliance, most notably, with Russia, Iran, and India. Putin/Russia could play the mediator/guarantor to both DPRK and ROK, as an impartial coordinator, after all, it's in Russia's interest as well, that both DPRK, and ROK become mutually productive, and friendly to Russia. This will allow energy pipeline to be built through DPRK to ROK, and to even to Japan, who could also join the alliance. All bound together to Russian energy, and the market. This will provide Russia with immediate access to high technology/consumer goods, better than west/U.S. and market to sell Russian goods, not just energy, but also other natural resources, and provide security to Russian Far East; no nation could dare to invade Russian Far East, when Russia has DPRK, ROK, Japan as allies. This will leave more Russian military assets to be deployed on the western side. Also, ROK is planning to build hyper tube trade route, most likely will involve through Russia, including Moscow, St. Petersburg. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NkHF6qozQGk
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12/18/2025, 12:41:12 AM
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