Commentary  Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has shocked the world.  With its vastly superior Russian military ravaging the Ukrainian people, the global response has been unprecedented. Much of the world has reacted to the invasion with more than the usual condemnation.  Civilized, peace-loving countries have cut off economic ties with the invader.  Russia will now be doing business with those countries that approve of an aggressive war-mongering approach to dealing with other countries. Cutting economic ties with Russia will create problems for the rest of the world.  Supply chains will be further disrupted and inflation and interest rates will rise even higher.  However, the greatest problems will be those the protagonist will have to face. Russia was already a failed economy before Putin decided to invade Ukraine.  Although it pretends to be a legitimate world power, its power is based on a strong military and its possession of nuclear weapons. With …