Staff Reports
Russia has shown time and time again that it has no interest in a peaceful resolution. Vladimir Putin continues to play games while Ukraine suffers. If he were serious about peace, we wouldn’t still be talking about military aggression. But here we are. It’s time to stop hoping for miracles and start acting decisively.
America stands at a crossroads. The ongoing talks between Moscow and Kyiv will tell us everything we need to know about Putin’s intentions. They will also test President Donald Trump’s stance on foreign policy and his commitment to freedom. The world is watching to see if we will lead with strength or buckle under pressure. Our strategy should be clear: If Russia won’t go for peace, we must boost our aid to Ukraine and hold the line against Russian aggression.
Liberals might say we need more dialogue and diplomacy. It’s the usual song and dance—pandering to globalist interests while ignoring what’s at stake. They fail to see that diplomacy is futile with leaders like Putin, who have shown a complete disregard for international norms and basic human rights. Enough with the tired rhetoric of appeasement. Real conservatives know the only way to deal with bullies is to stand up to them. We must support Ukraine not just with words but with action.
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Hard questions also need to be asked about why some are so hesitant to stand up to Russia. Is it fear? Is it globalist pressure? Or is it simply the kind of anti-American bias that’s been growing among liberal elites for years? While they waver and apologize, Ukraine fights for its life. Real leadership would have already taken measures to ensure a decisive response. Aid to Ukraine must be increased, and sanctions against Russia should be enforced with no holds barred.
The stakes are too high to ignore. Will America lead with courage or retreat from the challenge? Have we learned nothing from history about the consequences of inaction? Watching these talks unfold, one must ask: when push comes to shove, will the world see America stand tall, or will we let the bullies of the world dictate the terms?
