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I'm very aware of Kaliningrad and it's history. I don't understand your point. How does it relate to my analogy of a neighbor of America getting armed and trai

I'm very aware of Kaliningrad and it's history. I don't understand your point. How does it relate to my analogy of a neighbor of America getting armed and trained by a sworn and bellicose enemy of America who states openly that it's goal is American regime change and geopolitical breakup. Under this scenario, I suspect the US would roll into Mexico and end that sooner than later under the Monroe Doctrine due to the real (or perceived) existential threat. At least, I would hope so - Mexico being in a military alliance with China (and it's 2000 or so mile border) would be not good.

flohofwoe 3y ago
Russia's stated goal (according to Dmitri Medvedev, former president and now "Deputy Chairman of the Security Council of the Russian Federation") is also to "build a united Eurasia from Vladivostok to Lisbon", yet it is very unlikely that any European nation would preemptively invade Kaliningrad over those existential threats. Also, Mexico entering a military alliance with China is extremely far fetched, how did you even arrive at that idea?