Who knew? Ukraine is the most important issue to the United States of America. No, literally. The witnesses actually said that in the Impeachment Show. And the reason why is that we need Ukraine to serve as a forward base in our war with Russia.
Are we at war with Russia? Apparently. The entire D.C. Swamp, and the bureaucrats who have burrowed themselves into the permanent government all insist: The U.S.A. is self-evidently at war with Russia.
Almost the entire Impeachment Show was how Trump's policy on Ukraine is just wrong
Can we try to think clearly? Russia is not our friend. (Actually it could have been had George H, Bill and W. not horrendously bungled the post-USSR era, but that is a whole book for another time. I was there. Russians were baffled, depressed, and distressed by the U.S. apathy.)
In particular, former KGB agent Vladimir Putin is absolutely not our friend. But who cares? There are dozens of countries that are enemies of the U.S.A. Do we have to go to war with all of them?
The nation heard from many foreign policy officials and experts during the Democrats Impeachment Theater show. We learned important things, over and over and over: President Donald Trump did not agree with our policy proposals. Trump did not pay attention to us! Waaahhhh!!!
You should watch for yourself, as tough as that will be. You can see replays at C-Span (which allows you to fast-forward). Almost the entire Impeachment Show was how Trump's policy on Ukraine is just wrong.
For hour after tedious hour, foreign policy insiders told us how important it is for the Ukraine to fight Russia, how much Ukraine needs U.S. military help, and why a meeting in the White House with Ukraine's new President would have helped Ukraine in its war with Russia . (They do not care of course about any help from Europe or anyone else, who bear no responsibility. Europe agreed to a pipeline massively profitable to Russia which Trump scolded them to block and oppose.)
A president who was elected to change the status quo and redirect the nation, especially on foreign policy, had the unmitigated gall to think that he decides U.S. foreign policy
The Democrats don't seem to realize that the voters watching really don't care about Ukraine. Remember that it takes time for information to percolate through the electorate, who are busy with jobs and family. But as the voters understand that the Democrats are accusing Trump of caring about the United States of America, and not really giving a hoot about the Ukraine, which side will voters agree with most?
Specifically, Adam Schiff's witnesses overwhelmingly proved one thing beyond all doubt: A president who was elected to change the status quo and redirect the nation, especially on foreign policy, had the unmitigated gall to think that he decides U.S. foreign policy. We heard astonishing testimony that Trump did not follow the talking points prepared for him by the foreign service officers in his July 25, 2019, phone call with President Vlodymyr Zelensky and in other forums.
Trump did not cover all the points in the script that the deep state embeds wrote for him. Trump added his own thoughts as President to the talking points they wanted him to follow. The President is just supposed to read the scripts prepared for him by the deep state "experts."
There was extensive testimony about the U.S.A.'s interagency working group as setting foreign policy. Over and over, President Trump was accused of differing in his foreign policy from the foreign policy chosen by the permanent foreign service bureaucrats.
Trump's opponents in both parties blame Trump because in 2014 Russia invaded, occupied, and annexed (made part of Russia) the Crimea -- a giant peninsula jutting into the Black Sea, so therefore geographically separate. The Crimea had been transferred from Russia to the Ukraine only in 1954.
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Trump -- who was not President -- stood by and did nothing. Barack Obama -- who was actually the President -- stood by and did nothing
Trump -- who was not President -- stood by and did nothing. Barack Obama -- who was actually the President -- stood by and did nothing. I don't know if Obama made popcorn, but all Obama did was watch.
Was Russia's invasion acceptable? Hell no. Is Crimea worth U.S. going to war over it? Hmmm... Should the U.S.A. "do something" while Europeans do nothing? No.
Ukraine is close to Turkey, which is at least as powerful and large a country and military as the Ukraine and almost as powerful as Russia, less the nuclear weapons. If instability in the region is a concern, why is it the U.S.A.'s problem and not Turkey's?
Look, folks: Let's cut through the fog. Ukraine was part of the Soviet Union. Russia and the Ukraine were the two main oblasts of the USSR. How did Ukraine suddenly become innocent angels and Russia devils? Ukraine and Russia were joined at the hip as the evil that was the U.S.S.R.
This is a civil war. Rus was born in Kiev. What is now Russia was birthed around 800 to 970 AD (a gradual, unruly process) encompassing both modern-day Ukraine and Russia. There was no concept of any distinction, nor much definition at all. There were loose and ill-defined frontiers with minimal control and frequent wars with Eastern neighbors, and constant rivalries among princes.
But what was very loosely a vast region called Rus began with its capital in Kiev. The capital was moved to Novgorod and then Moscow to weaken the influence of rural, tradition-bound princes competing with the leading prince (eventually Tsar for Caesar), then to St. Petersburg.
Trump would not agree with hysterical war-mongers John McCain, Marco Rubio, Lindsey Graham, and others to launch thermonuclear missiles at Russia if elected President
But the division of Russia from Ukraine is culturally traumatic and politically and economically unacceptable to most Russians. Do I care? No. Deal with it, Mr. Putin. Too bad, so sad. But do we really want to stick our nose -- really our arm -- in the middle of their civil war? Why?
Russia is a powerful country? The Soviet military was distributed fairly equally around Ukraine and Russia and all oblasts. Vladimir Putin is a more ruthless and cunning military leader. Putin has enforced unity on the Russian Federation while the Ukraine has had political chaos. But both the Ukraine and Russia were military powerful on a fairly equivalent level. Have we forgotten the Soviet naval ships rusting and rotting (corroding) at their docks in Russia because Russia did not have the money to put fuel in their ships? Russia is more ruthless than most people realize, but far weaker militarily and economically than you would think from the war mongers' bugle calls to war.
So during the 2015-2016 campaign, Trump outraged and offended War, Inc. Running for President, Trump did not vow eternal hatred for Putin. When prompted, Trump did not threaten to fly over to Vlad's vacation dacha on the Black Sea and physically beat up Putin like a Rambo movie.
Trump would not agree with hysterical war-mongers John McCain, Marco Rubio, Lindsey Graham, and others to launch thermonuclear missiles at Russia if elected President. Therefore, War, Inc. -- including McCain -- launched its deep state attack on Trump as being a Russian agent. Clearly, attempts to smear Trump as a Russia lover because he was not a Russia hater set everything else in motion.
Jonathon Moseley is co-founder and Legal Counsel of Americans for the Trump Agenda, and Executive Director of the White House Defense Fund. Moseley is serving as Legal Counsel for Americans for the Trump Agenda, and is also a Virginia business and criminal defense attorney. Moseley and a co-host with the “Conservative Commandos” radio show, and an active member of the Northern Virginia Tea Party. He studied Physics at Hampshire College, Finance at the University of Florida and law at George Mason University in Virginia. Moseley promoted Reagan’s policies at High Frontier and the Center for Peace in Freedom. He worked at the U.S. Department of Education, including at the Center for Choice in Education.
Who knew? Ukraine is the most important issue to the United States of America. No, literally. The witnesses actually said that in the Impeachment Show. And the reason why is that we need Ukraine to serve as a forward base in our war with Russia.
Are we at war with Russia? Apparently. The entire D.C. Swamp, and the bureaucrats who have burrowed themselves into the permanent government all insist: The U.S.A. is self-evidently at war with Russia. 
