Borys M. Kowalsky holds a Ph.D. in Political Science from the University of Toronto. A former secondary school and college educator, he writes and gives lectures on contemporary educational, social, and political issues, including Russia's war in Ukraine.
Let’s not pull punches. Russia could end up winning the war. But, contrary to the repeated assertions of people like U.S. Colonel (ret.) Douglas Macgregor, a Russian victory isn’t inevitable.
The truth is that if Russia does eventually win, the West, with its leaders’ “doublethink,” will be primarily to blame.
The best way to understand the meaning of this Western doublethink regarding Ukraine is through the contentious issue of who should be grateful to whom and for what, which continues to r