Is ignorance bliss. Or is reality a friend

If you had to choose between the times you were not aware of what was around the corner, as apposed to knowing, I’m sure many of us would be split on their response to the question, when considered more deeply. When that knowledge is bad news, the short term reasoning for comfort is ignorance, in preference to a state of knowledge at the time. Of course having prior knowledge of that potentially bad news benefits us on many occasions from the outset.

The comfort that can come from knowledge, is knowing what to do, in a particular situation to improve your position. Well, I’m sure there have been times when the bad news and the bad news feeling, have terrified you initially, changing too relief when that bad news either did or didn’t happen to the degree of the concerns. If you were prepared, however, you are ready to make an informed and possibly correct response to the outcomes to the situation.

The historical position of Russia can give some valuable answers and ideas to the position and the problems that may be seen in the near future, if the continuation of the present crisis and its possible outcomes realized.