Take a bowl, put it on table and move it halfway over the edge, so that if you move it just a tiny hair more, it will tip over and fall off the edge. But if you leave it alone and nothing disturbs it, it won’t fall.
Now start dripping water into it, one tiny drop at a time. Drip it in on the table side of the bowl so you don’t make it fall over. The weight of the water will slowly build up in the bowl, but it will do it evenly and the bowl still won’t fall as long as the weight is exactly evenly spread, no matter how much you put into it.
Now invade a nation that has allies that don’t want you there. At first, you have the advantage. The bowl is solidly in the middle of the table. That nation fights back successfully and the bowl moves toward the edge. The allies start helping that nation with arms and other support so you increase your attacks.
The bowl starts moving over the edge. Then you bring in a private army to push that bowl back but that only causes the allies to send in their most advanced weaponry and the bowl keeps moving past the edge.
Russia has now brought in a second nation’s soldiers to aid them in their invasion, Belarus. So the United States, which has been supplying most of the advanced armament, now has it’s own troops in Ukraine. Currently they claim to be just technicians training the Ukrainians how to use new equipment, but this will change as we all know it will, and the American troops will go from “Technicians” to being “Advisors” to taking active participation in the battle.
This is how it worked in Korea and Vietnam and how it will work in Ukraine. The more the Russians escalate their war of aggression in Ukraine, the more we and other allies will counter them. France is about to join in. The UK may soon follow.
So today our bowl is nearly ready to tip over. It won’t take much more of a push before it does and the Russians use the only card they have left to play, which is tactical nukes. So far, they haven’t shown a good understanding of the possible consequences of their actions, and it’s not likely that they’ll start doing so now.
Today my money, if I were to bet, would be on Russia using at least one “tactical”, meaning low level in terms of explosive power, nuclear weapon against Ukraine in the near future. Our bowl would now be teetering and rocking at the edge.
This would be a disaster for Russia. The world would rise up against them. Everyone would sanction them. I think even the Chinese would disown them. At this point the Russians would have to either go all in, or give up and back out entirely, accept defeat and agree to pay reparations. This is that fine-line tipping point. What will they do? Start a global nuclear war or finally back down?
Maybe this is the Globalist’s plan, their way to rapidly reduce our population. It doesn’t fit with their goal of an ecologically restored planet, though, so perhaps they think they can contain it and prevent widespread destruction. I don’t know. But what’s plain for anyone to see is that this fracas in Ukraine isn’t going away without a much bigger fight first.