He chose to stay in Kiev and be a leader to his people until the probable bitter end. He is the kind of person we read about in history books. Some of y'all are critical of his English, the way he is dressed, or some other unimportant fact, but you are ants in comparison to the size of this man. He is doing a phenomenal job as a leader in a time of crisis, and his motivation for doing so is obvious: his love for his people and his country. I don't care that he didn't wear a suit in Congress.
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Every nation has the right to determine its own future and Ukraine has won that battle. Russia has lost the battle to capture the respect of every civilized nation in the world. There will be an out flowing of money, expertise, human talent, goodwill and everything else that helps sustain a modern country. Russia will be relegated to a backwater - it had the opportunity to take the high ground but will now be sent to the basement.
