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Jake Sullivan represents not just a significant challenge for President Joe Biden, but also an immense concern for Ukraine and the global community as a whole. With an individual of his caliber serving as National Security Advisor, the prospect of winning any election becomes highly dubious. Let’s scrutinize Jake Sullivan’s character, a blend of positive, negative, and, at times, less savory traits. One of these less savory traits becomes apparent in his recent endeavors to bring Kyiv to the negotiating table with Moscow. In doing so, Jake Sullivan appears to echo a rhetoric reminiscent of the year 1939. Just as couples sometimes engage in “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” relationships, allowing each partner to pursue late-night encounters and hookups with others as long as they keep it a secret, a similar dynamic unfolded between Jake Sullivan and Nikolai Patrushev, Secretary of the Security Council of the Russian Federation, during their clandestine talks.

During that historical era, Adolf Hitler embarked on a path of aggression against weaker European states, while stronger nations endeavored to appease him, hoping to stave off a major conflict. It was during these times that Joseph Stalin pursued what he labeled a “diplomatic solution” through the infamous “Molotov-Ribbentrop” pact. However, the annals of history have unequivocally revealed the catastrophic consequences of that ill-fated agreement. When we draw a direct parallel between the tumultuous 1930s and the early 2000s, a striking pattern emerges. Developed nations, preoccupied with their internal challenges, often find themselves constrained in their ability to effectively address the pressing global issues of today. Consequently, they occasionally engage in a kind of diplomatic flirtation with aggressors. It’s no surprise that Shamans have proclaimed their intent to “spiritually cleanse” places visited by Jake Sullivan and Nikolai Patrushev during their covert meetings.

Jake Sullivan seems to have taken on the unexpected role of a comedian. While his interviews may have left much to be desired, his recent appearances on various specials on Russian State TV have raised concerns about his suitability as the National Security Advisor of the United States. Is he positioning himself as the new cult leader for the hipster Russian crowd? It’s a possibility that can’t be entirely dismissed. This behavior pattern echoes what we might term the “Merkel-Sarkozy” syndrome, which manifested in the late 2000s. During this period, these leaders appeared to be dancing to Putin’s tune, which included actions such as blocking Ukraine’s entry into NATO and turning a blind eye to the occupation of parts of Georgia. One could argue that their hesitancy inadvertently emboldened the Russian leader, eventually leading to the invasion of Ukraine. Now, they find themselves contemplating ways to diplomatically resolve the Ukraine conflict. The question looms: Are we teetering on the precipice of witnessing history replay itself with the formation of a new pact?

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However, history has shown that such pacts often fail to achieve their intended outcomes. In recent times, Vladimir Putin has effectively dismantled the collective security system established in the late 1940s, a system initially set up at the request of American President Harry Truman. Beyond his contributions to the “Marshall Plan” and the establishment of NATO, Truman played a pivotal role in the formation of the United Nations. This international body was founded on principles such as the inviolability of borders, the peaceful resolution of disputes, and the equal rights of all member states. Regrettably, the United Nations now finds itself in a state of paralysis, lacking a contemporary framework for ensuring global security. In today’s world, the rule of the strong and the more aggressive often prevails.

 

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In such circumstances, it is often only through the application of force that a kamikaze tyrant can be deterred. Tragically, many democratic politicians today are preoccupied with domestic concerns. Populism has emerged as the primary weapon in the arsenal of democratic nations, with politicians from various factions vying for the favor of their constituents. It is within this landscape that the “Putin threat” encounters relatively feeble resistance. The recent surge in calls for a “diplomatic solution to the conflict in Ukraine” appears to emanate from what some term the “peace hawks” within the White House, led by Jake Sullivan, the national security adviser. Their argument is that the focus should be on addressing the consequences of Putin’s aggression rather than confronting the root cause, which is an inadequate leader in the Kremlin. Their objective is to seek a swift end to the war in Ukraine through any means necessary.

Beneath this facade of “peacefulness” lies a pragmatic calculation: a prolonged conflict in a distant land is costly and lacks popularity among voters whose primary concerns revolve around their own well-being. In today’s political landscape, campaign strategists often opt for a surefire strategy that guarantees a spectacular victory in presidential elections, rather than embarking on a grueling and risky contest against a new kamikaze tyrant. Admittedly, there exists another faction that advocates for the complete liberation of Ukraine, but it struggles to gain the same level of media attention. In any case, the world today lacks a figure resembling the confident and visionary Truman, someone who can draw historical parallels and devise fresh solutions to reinstate a framework for global security.