Russia’s Delusional “2050” War Scenarios Explored
The recent presentation of a “Russia 2050” report at the Petersburg Economic Forum, featuring three distinct scenarios for the nation’s future, has certainly sparked considerable conversation, particularly due to the nature of its most optimistic outlook. This report, rather than focusing on economic recovery or societal advancement, delves into potential wartime outcomes, with the so-called “good” scenario chillingly including a nuclear strike and the disintegration of the European Union. It’s a stark departure from conventional economic planning, suggesting a national psyche grappling with a very different set of priorities, or perhaps, a deeply ingrained delusion.
One cannot help but question the underlying fantasy that fuels the idea of a nuclear strike without dire consequences.… Continue reading
Matt Underwood 
John Q. Hosedrinker