

Putin Calls NATO "Horror Movie Makers"
11 snips Sep 2, 2025
Delve into the complexities of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, likening international diplomacy to horror movies. Analyze the narrative surrounding NATO and Russia, highlighting exaggerated perceptions of aggression. Explore intricate diplomatic ties between Russia, Ukraine, and the U.S., revealing the challenges in achieving peace. Contrast the strengthening East with the West's declining influence, raising concerns about potential conflict. Finally, discuss the grave risks of nuclear tensions and the critical need for effective diplomatic solutions.
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Horror Movie Narrative
- Vladimir Putin framed Western warnings about Russian aggression as a manufactured horror screenplay to create hysteria.
- Daniel Davis argues this rhetoric fits a broader pattern of scripted narratives on both sides.
Provocation And Predictable Reaction
- Davis says NATO expansion and Western actions provoked predictable Russian reactions over decades.
- He claims ignoring Russian red lines made conflict likely and that responsibility is shared.
Get Off The Escalation Road
- Stop escalating by rhetoric and military preparation to avoid a self-fulfilling path to war.
- Davis urges returning to diplomatic off-ramps before escalation becomes irreversible.