Is Texas Taking a Page from the Donbass Revolutionary Playbook?

Sputnik correspondent Russell Bentley (@TXDPR) notes that there are fascinating parallels between the Texas border crisis and the beginning of the Donbass uprising in 2014. Bentley warns that if the Biden administration chooses to crackdown on the people of Texas, the current political showdown could potentially escalate into an armed conflict.

“This situation is a powder keg, waiting for a spark, just as the Maidan in Ukraine was ten years ago. Governor Abbott and Joe Biden are about as far from being Russians as anyone can get, and no sane person can find any way at all to blame this on Russia, though some not-so-sane people will probably try. But the people of Texas (and of the states supporting Texas) have much more in common with the people of Donbass than they may realize.

Texas fought and won a revolution against a despotic Mexican government, and then for ten years was its own republic, before joining its bigger neighbor to the north, almost exactly as the Donbass Republics have done.

Perhaps the people of Texas will take a page from the revolutionary playbook of the people of Donbass. We will soon see. But one thing for certain, this is how real revolutions start. If the Biden regime continues to escalate this crisis, it could quickly and easily eclipse the festering wars the US is already involved in in Ukraine, Gaza, Yemen, Syria and Iraq. They will have much bigger problems with the war at home. Sooner or later, the chickens come home to roost.”

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