I worked in New Delhi for a sustainable clean tech company, and Indians and the government understand climate change impacts more than we do.

Indians didn't pollute their country - Western corporations did, and decades of colonialism stunted the nation.

After the mysterious Nord Stream explosion, US LNG companies canceled Asian contracts to fulfill Europe's demand, forcing countries to restart coal-power plants. They paid million-dollar fines and charged Europe 4 times the amount.

Venezuela needs to diversify, but it can't do that under sanctions, and Western banks and governments confiscated the nation's gold assets. Venezuela nationalized natural resources to reinvest in the country and redistribute wealth.

The country never had a chance because Wall Street greed generated a catastrophic global depression, and the US government sanctioned Venezuela, increasing inflation and volatility.

It would take way too long to explain Venezuela's economy, but the US has no business intervening in its affairs.

India and China are avoiding violent conflict, and US issues with China aren't India's. The US doesn't decide who can befriend who - that's not sovereignty.

Furthermore, Soviets HATED fascists and killed more of them any nation in history. Stalin was many things, but he wasn't fascist, and Xi isn't fascist either.

Fascism, socialism, communism, democracy, and capitalism are the most misunderstood words.

I disagree with invading nations, but there's so much more to the Poland, Nazi Germany, and the USSR's intervention. Additionally, the USSR with the help of the US saved Europe from meth-head psychopathic capitalists.