The time has come for good Russians to evict Vladimir Putin from office.
Russian generals, oligarchs, and the whole Russian citizenry should put him on trial for the crime of waging aggressive war.If Putin orders the use of nuclear weapons, everyone in the Russian chain of command needs to ignore the order, or they will face consequences that will last long after Putin is gone. Russia itself is not under territorial threat and will not be under threat. That will change if it uses nukes or attacks a NATO country — in that event, Russia will be obliterated.
The situation in Europe is very simple today: Russian forces under the direction of an unstable and evil Putin are invading a peaceful, sovereign nation, a nation that is a cousin to Russia and would like to be friends with Russia, but that itself is not Russian. Putin’s troops are inflicting horrid damage while killing innocent civilians and destroying cultural treasures.
Indeed, if the people and the oligarchs and generals force Putin from power and withdraw Russian armies from Ukraine, the rest of the world should reward them for it.
Russia can finally become the economic power it never has been. But that requires first giving up its outdated dreams of military conquest and hegemony. As citizens of an economic power unmoored from corrupt and despotic leadership, Russians can discover in truth the prosperity of the West and the decent life expectancy that so far has eluded them.
Right now, Putin is the most hated man on Planet Earth. He has well earned that enmity. Russians can show that they do not deserve the hatred directed at the bloodthirsty autocrat claiming to act in their name. Instead, they can let the world love them for their centuries of cultural splendor. Freed from the thug who now occupies the Kremlin, the Russian people can thrive.
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