Rod Liddle writes:
I’ve seen and read an awful lot of criticism
about how weak and pathetic the West has been in responding to the developing
crisis in the Ukraine, but scarcely a single word offering advice as to what it
SHOULD do.
It may well be that making vague threats about
the Sochi G8 Summit and a few muttered threats of economic ‘isolation’,
whatever that is, may fall a little short of say, Operation Barbarossa as a
statement of intent.
But none of the pundits I have read come close to
suggesting that the West should take any form of military action (or ‘World War
Three’, as it used to be known), so given a universal reluctance to go down
this route, what left is there for the West to do? So why the derision?
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