First Ukraine Then :Alaska?

       Hmmmmm. Mad Vlad likes to expound on the similarities between his prisoners at home(Russyan Slavs) and those soon to be prisoners in Ukraine(Slavs, new). As a result of his position, starkly held against reason; he justifies murdering civilians to ensure those citizens of an independent country. So, we have a dictator telling the world that Russya has every right to take over a neighboring country despite signing guarantees over 20 years ago that the independence would be respected after turning over all nuclear weapons.  Would Putin have performed this tragedy if Ukraine had nuclear capabilities? probably not.

        The Kremlin and its demented leader makes a false case of Ukraine being historically part of the state of Russya and has been a part for centuries. He sights historical figures: CAtherine the Great(Ha!), Peter the Great, Alexander the Great, Stalin the Great, Lenin the Great, Kruschev the Great as leaders of Ukrainians.  This means, that Putin could set his sights on: (believe me!) ALASKA! Few Americans living today can recall Russyan ownership of the Great State of Alaska(aka-Seward's Folly). Russyan ships extended their reach shortly after American independence. Ships seeking fur bearing mammals discovered untapped resources(by Europeans) on the west coast of North America.  (Areas we call Alaska, Washington, Oregon, and California). These sailors/explorers saw gold in otter hides and beaver hides running around the coastal inlets. Next thing one knew, Russyan settlements were established as far south as Bodega Bay, California, near a river subsequently named the Russyan River as it exists today. A few miles north of Bodega Bay, a fort was built at an inlet, known to day as Fort Ross.  A church was built, and homes also for residents.  Ft. Ross was built in a section of the state known for cold, windy, foggy weather.  Not the most hospitable spot on the coast. Had the sailors moved 100 miles south, they would have found at least Monterey Bay and its Spaniards. But better weather. In Alaska, similar establishments were made along the coast nearest Mother Russya.  Even Sarah Palin, former Republican candidate for Vice President, claimed she could "see" Russya from her home in Vasily, AK(Russyan roots?). All this makes a case for Russyan claims of cultural attachment to the locals who occupy Alaska.  What would Joe Biden do if Russyan Marines landed in Anchorage and reclaimed their cultural heritage? No doubt, he'd order sanctions against Russyan businesses.

Get ready for the Baltics to be declared Russyan historical lands. 

      Note: locals in Sonoma county, California, have started circulating a petition to change the name of today's Russyan River to something/anything else! Local bridges are wearing blue and yellow colors honoring the Ukrainian peoples.