D-Day and Putin

Let’s not be always suspicious. Let’s assume that Emmanuel Macron was thinking of Vladimir Putin’s good when he decided not to invite him to the 80th anniversary of D-Day. Besides, there is an arrest warrant against him from the International Court of Justice for war crimes and he would be in danger of being handcuffed in prison – if he didn’t press the nuke button in time. But stop. Why should Macron not ask others, who are not in danger, to represent Russia? Does he and Biden want us to believe that there is a plan to rewrite the history of World War II and the victory over Nazi Germany? Or that a people who sacrificed 20 million are being collectively punished? Well, that sounds extreme…