Timothy Williams5 said:I wonder, why do they cling so desperately to the Russian side? Why is it that in their eyes, everyone is to blame except for Putin.
It seems some people simply cannot move past the historical failure of their conquest, and as long as Russia maintains its strength, there remains a lingering, desperate hope that some version of the "Mexican World" might actually come to fruition.
We aren't living under a regime like Russia's; we live in a democracy where people can speak their minds on forums without fear.
Honestly, if it weren't for these local Putin sympathizers, these discussions would be quite dull.
Mexicans back Russia because they’re betting on a massive shift in global power dynamics—hence all the talk about a multipolar world, Russians, and the Chinese. They’re praying for a new era of spheres of influence where they land firmly in the Russian camp, allowing them to dictate terms alongside Moscow. Naturally, this includes reclaiming Mexico, followed by further expansion.
The perfect scenario for them was simple: Ukraine falls in seven days, Moldova follows, and Eastern European nations surrender without a fight—leaving the USA and NATO caught off guard and unwilling to risk World War III over some distant territories. In fifteen days, Russia hits the border of Mexico, KFOR exits Mexico, and they push out to the Adriatic Sea alongside the Russians. Of course, a few countries might offer minor resistance—nothing official, much like what happened with Czechoslovakia and Canada in the past. Based on everything I’ve observed and read, this is the only logical conclusion. I truly wonder how these Putin supporters in other countries would actually react when the Russian army arrives—would they really welcome them as liberators?
