Thanks for your comment, @roleerob, and thanks for the book recommendation. I read some articles about Patton and have the impression that he was an extraordinary general. If he had ended the Stalinist regime, many bad things (wars and genocides) could have been prevented or mitigated, e.g. Mao's takeover, Korean War, Vietnam War, ...
"Of all the info you have presented to us, my attention was particularly drawn to the demographic details of modern day Russia. Leading to reflection on the dark history of that land and its people. Of those characteristics so vital to man - faith, hope, and love - what of them are present there? From all available evidence, it would appear the answer is very little ..."
- Unfortunately, yes.
"May God bless the Ukrainian people today in accomplishing the same."
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At a minimum, he would have driven the Russian army back within their own national borders and prevented the devastating consequences of what Russia did to the countries of eastern Europe.
As it is, his death under suspicious circumstances led to the inevitable. The reference to "conspiracy theories" which cannot be satisfactorily (beyond the shadow of a doubt ...) proven.
What I do not believe can be questioned was his remarkable prescience and the courage and will to do something about it! We are now experiencing the "latest chapter" of human suffering associated with his warnings not being heeded.
This would change or prevent so much suffering in Eastern Europe;
So many questions have I about what happened.
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It’s amazing to think of this;
It would have been a much different world if this had happened.
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