The Russian-Ukrainian War Broke the Three Limits of Human Rationale

On May 11th, Miles Guo talked about the magnificent changes after the Russian-Ukrainian war.

The Russia-Ukraine war broke three limits of sensible thinking. First of all, dictatorship is not beyond the challenge of ordinary people. Second, two prime dictatorships, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) and Russia, didn’t form a strong alliance, as the war proved that the Sino-Russian alliance was more fragile than anybody expected, thus China and Russia were no match for the West’s technology.

Third, Xi Jinping and Putin are adept at nuclear blackmail, the best pretext for intimidating the West. It is now clear to the West that beheading allows the dictator to die without hurting the West. The West has also found that its economic sanctions against Russia far outweigh nuclear weapons.

Deliberating these three points leads to the future. Once the CCP fights Taiwan, the United States and Japan must join the war. The CCP will undoubtedly be subject to more brutal economic sanctions than Russia, and nuclear blackmail will be impossible. The world’s economy and military changed dramatically in the Russia-Ukraine war. The Communist Party has never been cursed by the world as it is today, and no one believes that the Communist Party has a future.