Who do you think you're kidding Mr Putin?

Who do you think you're kidding Mr Putin?

https://poelposition.blogspot.com/2026/10/how-do-feel-about-war-with-russia.html

Will Brits die on the streets to preserve the Burnham regime if it comes to war with Russia?

It behooves us to ponder the background of the current state of animosity between the UK and Russia. 

https://x.com/Fidias0/status/2114915930463731868/video/

And especially the proposition that British patriots should be preparing for war with Russia, according to the advice from number 10.

Poignant questions are asked: 

Does Russia's readiness to fight its internal security battles on UK soil with chemical nerve agents amount to the start of ww3 - or a continuation of the expression of "robust cold war rivalries" ?

As usual, we will only know a fraction of what's really been going on. 

Does Russia put more effort into disrupting UK information networks than we put into disrupting theirs?

So is it coming down to a debate about who's scumbag leadership is less lovely?

Does Russia have as little regard for Islamic extremism as we do?

Has net zero hysteria been fueled and manipulated by European and British green energy shills, with a mission to neutralize Russian fossil fuel advantages?

How is Putin regarded by his voters after being ruled by him in one guise or another for 27 years? Do we believe his approval rating of 60 to 70%?

Or do we dismiss the numbers as "typical Russian manipulation and exaggeration"; remember that the UK's Fabian fanatic leadership is in place thanks to 30% (at best) of the electorate although the actual numbers in the 24 election we're more like 20% of the available Electorate.

So what do we make of our zealous multi-tier policing and the effective removal of free speech from the UK discussion of unpopular elements of "imposed Society" remain silenced.

According to Gemini, when polled, many Russian citizens approve not necessarily out of fervent enthusiasm, but because the political landscape has been so thoroughly cleared that they cannot envision a plausible alternative leader who could maintain stability.

Which is an answer you might expect from an AI chatbot that's been got at by the EU agenda with uncritical support for Ukraine.

By contrast our political landscape has never been more cluttered by extremists and fringe parties. 

According to Gemini...

"A large segment of the [russian] population remains highly apolitical, practicing passive conformity. They default to answering "yes" to supporting the status quo simply to avoid trouble...."

Thanks to the UK's failing leadership around 36% to 48% of the British public indicate a willingness to fight or take up arms under specific circumstances, while 48% to 51% state they would not go to war for Britain under any circumstances, according to polling data from Ipsos.