US 'Peace' Plan: Ukraine Cedes Land, America Cedes Principle
Apparently, after two years of unequivocal commitments to Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity, the US's latest 'plan' (as reported by Al Jazeera on November 21, 2025) suggests Ukraine simply hand over territory to Russia. This comes after pouring billions into a war effort, only to arrive at the conclusion many analysts (ignored by mainstream media, naturally) suggested from the start:
peace often involves uncomfortable compromises. The spin from US envoys about 'generous terms' for Russia is a masterclass in gaslighting. 'Generous' for whom, exactly? Certainly not for the Ukrainians who've lost their homes, their lives, or parts of their country defended with Western-supplied weapons, only to be told to surrender it anyway. This isn't about 'generous peace' but about managing a
proxy war that's gone stale, yet another reminder of how American foreign policy can flip-flop faster than a pancake on a griddle. One might wonder if the 'generous terms' only truly arrive once the military-industrial complex has maximized its quarterly reports. It's almost as if the 'unwavering support' was never about Ukraine's victory, but about prolonging a conflict just long enough to test
new hardware and drain treasuries before declaring a new, less-than-ideal 'reality'.