Working Class Solidarity

🇵🇸🇮🇱🇷🇺🇺🇦🇺🇸 FOR THE RECORD:

I do not support blaming anyone around you and I for global problems, wars and events based on their ethnicity, gender identity, religious or tribal identity, or even for their political beliefs, however vigorously I may disagree with them.

You cannot blame the working classes of Capitalist, Imperialist countries for the actions of their ruling elites. You can try to change their opinions, open their minds, de-propagandize and de-brainwash them, but it is never right to use violence or oppression to change their minds.

For one it doesn't work. Secondly, it's just wrong. Americans for instance are so brainwashed and given such radically altered perceptions of history, it can be extremely difficult to convince them that everything they've been taught is all lies, even when presented with evidence, and even when they already distrust their leaders.

We have to understand something essential to the world we live in today.

The ruling elite benefit from the divisions of the American Working Class and the Working Classes globally.

Just as empires in civilizations past once ruled through divide and conquer, the Financial, Political, Tech and Media Empires of today rule through dividing and conquering the Working Classes worldwide.

When we give in to our anger at horrific geopolitical events and take it out on our neighbors and acquaintances, we are indirectly feeding the strength of the forces benefiting from our division and capitalizing on the suffering from these events and conflicts.

So whatever you see here or in the news, remember it isn't your Jewish, or Palestinian, or Russian, or Ukrainian, or trans, or black neighbor that's bombing, killing, and impoverishing the people you see suffering in front of you, online and on tv, in your towns and in your streets: it is your Ruling Political and Capitalist Elites that are committing these horrific attrocities everywhere across the world, and is them that deserve you ire, your sense of injustice, and the focus of your desire to make a difference.

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To my 4'000+ followers, I want to thank everyone for bearing with me as I formulate the system for posting to this blog, such as color coding news/analysis/opinion and organizing sources.

I realize posting is inconsistent at best, I don't always get the chance to post all I would like to. Also, I am currently dealing with an ongoing family emergency, and so I truly appreciate everyone's patience as I work out the kinks in this blog.

I value everyone who follows this blog, including those with diametrically opposing views, as my goal is to expose you to different views, news, and analysis than you might encounter through the usual mainstream outlets, and it is not necessarily my goal to change your views to reflect my own, though that would certainly be a bonus.

Thank you again for bearing with me, I promise you this, when I finally have all this down, get some more help with the blog and things are more settled, you will be rewarded with more content.

Peace ✌️

From @WorkerSolidarityNews

🇷🇺🇺🇦 OPINION: The Russian Federation at the beginning of the Special Military Operation were likely losing more tanks and armored vehicles than it was producing at the time.

But today, the Russians are producing considerably more tanks and armored vehicles than they are losing in battle.

Meanwhile, Ukraine cannot replace or even quickly repair its own tanks and armored vehicles to which they are dependent on the West for, that were hammered during the Ukrainian "Greatest Counteroffensive."

So what we are seeing today is that Russian Forces are shifting to an offensive footing at a time they are producing record numbers of tanks, drones and armored vehicles.

Unlike Ukrainian Forces, the Russians can easily replace their destroyed vehicles and continue on an offensive footing indefinitely.

This is a recipe for disaster for the Ukrainians who are not going to be getting enough replacements for their armored vehicles to ever go on the offensive again. At least not during this stage of the conflict.

And this doesn't even take into account the inability of the Ukrainian Armed Forces to replace its competent, experienced and well-trained soldiers lost by the tens of thousands in the offensive, with any kind of high quality conscripts.

Short of NATO directly intervening in the war, there is no other way this ends than an eventual collapse of the Ukrainian Armed Forces.

And at this point, it is likely far too late for a negotiated end to the conflict, as the Russians have already hinted at, without a change in leadership in Ukraine, and maybe even in the United States as well.

@WorkerSolidarityNews