Short monologue (June 9, 2022) by Asif Osman arguing that the United States, not Ukraine, largely determines whether the Russia–Ukraine war continues, claiming the US uses Ukrainians as proxies and pursues the conflict for its own interests. The speaker also notes restraint in Russian strikes on certain Ukrainian targets as an observed fact.
It is amazing to look and, and to see that Russia dominates the air. They haven't knocked out the train systems. They haven't knocked out power plants. They haven't knocked out so many things. They've never bombed the, the, the buildings in the center of Kiev. They, you know, the, the capital of, of Ukraine. They haven't bombed the buildings where the parliament meets. They've been incredibly reserved about these things, hoping against hope that peace could be achieved. But I don't think Ukraine has anything to do with the decision about peace or war. I think the decision about peace or war is made in Washington, D.C. as long as we want the war to continue, we will fight that war using Ukrainians as proxies, and we will fight it to the last Ukrainian death.
If these are God's chosen people then God chose them to test the rest of us.
