>>526
You could write Stalin and he would read it. From archived soldier letters to Liya Akhedzhakova (member of opposition to anything soviet or russian) sob story how her mother was dying from TB and she wrote him in desperation, and received a rare drug - enough to also cure her auntie. BUT IT WASN'T FROM STALIN SHE KNOWS IT!!1
He was one of the architects of the Soviet Economic wonder (1929-1955) that was so powerful, it lasted for 35 more years of inept leaders fucking it up big time.
Stalin was a bright flash in history when the proletariat was the ruling class.

>>527
No, it's not about Putin at all. The best you could do is to round up Zelensky and have ZSU lay down arms, but he's just a puppet whose masters would murder him if he tries to improvise. But in the end, just like Kennan (the architect of the Cold War) warned us in 1998, like Burns (head of CIA) warned us in 2008, it's all about NATO.

>>529
Closer? SBU acts like a secret police, people on freed territories are still scared shitless. Struk murder was a reminder. Under him, Nazi bands were integrated into the military, equipped and trained by NATO advisors.
SBU just killed one of the first negation team members, Kireev, who turned out to be a GUR MOU (Ukrainian military intelligence) agent.