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more time 

with some of the quotes taken from the Fiona Hill Politico article 

I did a piece on yesterday...

Fiona Hill: ‘Elon Musk Is Transmitting a Message for Putin’ Eight months into Russia’s war against Ukraine, POLITICO talks to the Russia analyst about whether Putin’s aims are evolving and what it would take to end the war.

"The West has come a long way since February in understanding the stakes in Ukraine, Hill says, but the world still hasn’t totally grasped the full challenge Putin is posing."

“It’s the end of the existing world order. Our world is not going to be the same as it was before.” 

"He sees this conflict as a full-on war with the West."

"We’re having a hard time coming to terms with what we’re dealing with here."

"these are economic and financial wars. We’re all-in on the financial and economic side of things."

"These are global effects of what is very clearly not just a regional war."

and maybe the most telling line of all:

"Time is not on our side."

If that is the case?

And it most definitely is, 

Then why would Russia want to take Kiev in 4 days like all the Western analysis said they could/would?

It has been my point since day one of this conflict, dragging it on help Russia and weakens us, the powers that be know this, they just dont want you to.

Also?

That article was posted on 4:30 AM Monday, 10/17, the day of Russia's missile strikes on Kiev and Ukraine's power stations/water supplies (civilian infrastructure basically) etc.

Even if the article was posted before Russia's missile barrage? Why was the question of why isn't Russia's far superior Air Force being employed against Ukraine's antiquated air defense systems not asked?

Spiritual gift of discernment:

"...to understand or know something through the power of the Spirit. … It includes perceiving the true character of people and the source and meaning of spiritual manifestations” 

"Discernment in the Christian religion is considered as a virtue, a discerning individual is considered to possess wisdom, and be of good judgement; especially so with regard to subject matter often overlooked by others.