Col. Douglas Macgregor has advice for Zelensky. Russia's Cauldron/Syria strategy

Would much rather see advice for Putin on how to clean up the ZOG mess that the CIA and Mossad directly created in 2014.

I am really pissed at how clumsy and stupid the Russian offensive has been. The boorish stupidity of the Soviet-era military culture has not been fixed. The lack of planning regarding logistics is embarrassing. How can the Russian Army carry out a swift invasion using demoralized and poorly trained conscripts? This operation to clean out Kiev should've been done by now if it was done right.

Before Putin did ANYTHING, he should've enacted the same political measures that ZOG used to decolonize the numerous European colonies in Africa in the 1950's and 1960's. Putin should've gone to the United Nations and cited chapter and verse why the Donbas region deserves its independence in the same way and how Russia would support them in accordance with precedence set in the 1960's in Africa. Once he got that U.N. approval, then he had the legal right to assist the Donbas in seceding from Ukraine.

But he didn't. Since he went in as he did... , why didn't Putin's idiot generals order a massive air and missile strike on Ukrainian assets before sending in the invasion force? Why did poor trained and low morale conscripts get sent in first? You send in the bad-asses first! Use the conscripts for occupation duties. Why isn't Putin ordering the attack on supply lines in the western end? Fucking Israel makes airstrikes on supply convoys in Syria all the damn time and nobody calls them out for it.

I was looking at satellite pix of the Russians staging up and, if I was a top Ukrainian general, I would've attacked those staging areas. The Russians had everything all neatly lined up and parked where two or three Ukrainian Su-25's could've flown in low under the radar, popped up to minimum bombing altitude, and destroyed them in one shot.