Russia feels that the peace agreement we made with them has been broken, as expressed by its leader. Mainly that peace agreement was with the United States of America and it does have considerable influence on NATO which is the main military threat to Russia and its local allies.
Now I say allies, for certain, it needs its allies so it considers them in its actions. What needs to be said is “what is transcendental peace”, or what is the thought which is beyond thought, what is in the perception of a leader, which decides that a peace agreement can be made.
We didn’t come to an end of a hard war with very diminished human life, like with WWII axis forces,it was a peace agreement made in peace or cold war, (cold wars go on sometimes and we don’t know it) So that finest experience has to be understood, no sense in this article to give it a name, because its a verb and once you mention a verb as a reference, its a noun which debilitates the ability to understand it.
Leaders are supposed to maintain this, and in democracy, new leaders forget the country’s past, and for the excitement of getting elected, leave it forgotten. We all want to remember those times when we started something important, marriage, meeting your spouse for the first time, maybe your first job or even the first day, major events, and like that.
Well the Russian-US peace agreement was met with that, and it was worldly important because the cold war was more than just about two countries, it was these two countries that nestled the world. So it’s alright for Americans to celebrate their new friends the Soviets, and Russia, but it really wasn’t enough so, certainly, we can become great friends as we can with the world of people, I believe anyway that we can do this without drinking any vodka.
God bless the hardships that are forgotten with some shots of vodka and god bless those cheers of celebration when half the bottle is gone. That just means that celebration is left as the core of our relationships. And celebration and how we celebrate at the core of our societies.
Communist Soviets states propagated atheism which at least means these profound event memories aren’t stolen and put into an off-authority context. I think maybe many faiths were delinquent in their attitude about Russia, the United States has a separation of church and state but so many Americans have put their U.S. citizenship into a religious belief context. Which can be an off-authority.
What I am trying to say is the culture of America and Russia didn’t really celebrate enough to encourage politicians to remind themselves of this peace agreement in their maintenance of duties.
copyright William J Smith III April 2022