The US has been acting more and more
unhinged out of desperation and spite.
The new regime of
Joey Atric (Joe Biden) seems to be continuing the
self-destructive looniness of the previous Trump/Pompeo regime.
The
false accusations against Russia, Iran, China and others is a sign
that the US is losing the plot.
Last year, Russian
President Vladimir Putin stated at the Valdai Forum that the only
thing Russia is worried about is catching a cold at the funeral of
Russia’s ill-wishers, and that despite all their propaganda and
sanctions and other nuttery, Russia isn’t going away.
Putin
also alluded to a hypothetical future formal military alliance
between Russia and China. But this looks to be a veiled warning
to the US, that if any US regime pushes Russia and China too far,
such an alliance could be a reality. And if that happens, it’s
permanent lights out for the US empire, at the very least economically and strategically
Putin is an
intelligent tactician. He doesn’t say or do anything until it has
been well thought-out, and necessary. He never says what he doesn’t
mean. Unlike the ex-president Trump, Putin doesn’t talk first and
think later.
At worse, Putin roots for whoever, and
whatever divides and weakens the US from within. And the beauty in
all of this is that Putin isn't lifting a finger! The dumbed-down US
electorate and the psychopaths that govern that land are doing all
the work for him. This is the truth that the democrats and their
snowflake supporters are too stupid to figure out. The 'Russian
collusion' is just an illusion.
So Russia and China have
the US by the stones. The US cannot destroy either one, let alone
both of them at the same time. Now, the US regime led by whichever
grumpy old man will have to cool it, whether they like it or
not.
The issue with the sale of the Russian-made S-400 air defense system to Turkey
has been a very sore spot for the US.
Not only is the
S-400 better than anything the US has in its air defense arsenal, but
it renders the F-35 a sitting duck in the sky.
And its purchase by
Turkey also carries with it powerful symbolism.
By buying
these Russian-made air defense systems, Turkey is showing that Russia
isn't really an enemy, and that it is a reliable country to have
relations with.
Because you don't buy weapons from untrustworthy enemy states. In this way, Turkey is spoiling NATO's anti-Russian vibe, and this is what irks the US establishment.
Turkey also has the 2nd
biggest, and most powerful military force within NATO after the US. So this is no small thing.
Putin expertly outplayed the US
and the entire NATO alliance by chumming it up with Erdogan. In this
way he neutralized a NATO member, and Russia now has a sort of Trojan
horse within NATO.
The anti-Russian consensus within NATO
has been weakened as a result of this Russian-Turkish partnership.
However, this isn’t simply a cynical move by Putin.
This partnership is also good for peace, stability, and both
countries economies.
For Putin and Russia, equally
beneficial partnerships transcend blocs and alliances. For the US,
blocs and alliances are used to co-opt others and bend them to the
will of the US.
It’s not hard to see who has the upper
hand here in the long-run.
US also sanctions Russian
energy projects in the EU, like Nord Stream 2, with the excuse that
it subordinates the EU to Russia. US wants the EU to stop buying gas
from Russia and replace it with more expensive US LNG.
But
if Russian gas is so bad for the EU, then why isn’t the US doing
anything against countries like Ukraine and Poland, which are used as
transit countries for Russian gas to the rest of Europe? Why isn’t
the US sanctioning Ukraine and Poland?
Also, Russia’s
South stream gas project from some years ago was scuttled by US and
EU, including Germany, which is now staunchly defending the NS2
project since it benefits its interests. So this entire gas drama is
not about dependency on Russian gas, but about individual EU
countries self-interests and US desire for profits.
US
whines that Russia is politicizing gas supplies, but it is the US
that is blatantly doing so. This US hypocrisy is being noticed, and
is actually hurting the US, whether the US regime realizes this or
not.
The general worldview of the US is driven by
ignorance and malice.
The US establishment thinks that
what is good for the US is also good for the rest of the world, and
commences to impose its will on everyone else; even if this goes
against other nations interests.
And if any nation dares
to reject US dictates, and insists on following its own policies,
then the US labels that nation as undemocratic, as a tyranny,
dictatorship, human right abuser, sponsor of terrorism, and maligns
it with sanctions, blockades, tariffs, attempts at regime change, and
other dirty tricks.
The problem is, that in the west
government has become a public-private enterprise, but an
increasingly private enterprise. Government power is used to
promote corporate interests and is subordinate to them. Society is
also subordinated to the profit motive above everything else. This
has already caused serious problems within US society, and growing
divisions.
In Russia, there is still the classic model of
government authority over all. Classic, pre-communist Russian
Orthodox traditions are being reborn.
Russians overwhelmingly reject western-style liberalism as a destructive, alien system which
contradicts the general conservative nature of Russian society. This
is the buffer that the US wants to destroy. Until it does so, it
won’t be able to control Russia from the inside.
Were
the US and EU to succeed in doing so, it would eventually lead to
Russia becoming a bought-and-paid-for neo-colony of the west, akin to
Ukraine’s current shoddy status. Russia would be parceled off to
private owners, and the government would just be a figurehead and
plaything of private interests. Before Putin came along, this process
was already underway.
The US relationship with Russia was
always predicated on subduing Russia and bending it to the will of
the US and its lackeys. The US and the EU never had any intention of
making Russia a full, equal partner. Their intent was to westernize Russia
by hook and crook, but treat it as a separate, subservient appendage.
Since this attempt has failed, the US isn't keeping up the pretense
any longer of any partnerships and such, and Russia isn't either due
to being cheated and lied to.
Russians have realized that
the west was over-hyped, and that its so-called liberal culture is
destructive. It is why Russia has started to distance itself from the
US and EU. Those entities no longer offer Russia anything beneficial
in the long-run.
The self-styled, or CIA-styled
anti-corruption activist Alexei Navalny has been in the news for
sometime due to his stunts and foibles.
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| CIA ASSet Alexei Navalny |
His fake nerve agent poisoning stunt last year was a false flag to compel Russia into giving in to the US and EU on various issues, among them Belarus and the killing of the Nord Stream 2 pipeline project. But these efforts have gone nowhere.
The creators of these stunts banked on Russia giving in. But since this did not happen, the stunt creators were left with having to provide some sort of evidence for their accusations, which they couldn’t; but tried to do so by inventing absurd stories.
The first nail in the coffin of this
false flag was the fact that Navalny was allowed to leave Russia for
Germany. This ruined the plot. After all, why would Putin, if he
wanted Navalny dead, allow him to leave Russia? Second, Navalny
recently came back to Russia. Would he really do so, if Putin really
tried to kill him? Who would want to go back to a country ruled by
people who wanted to kill you? This was the last nail in the coffin
of this poisoning lie.
Alexei Navalny is not a legit
anti-corruption activist. He is a fake, a liar, and a thief. His only
claim to fame is that he doesn't like Putin and kisses western
rear-ends. That's it. That's all you need to do these days to be a
'Russia expert' and an 'anti-corruption activist,' and
pocket those US/EU/NATO paychecks. It is doubtful if Navalny even believes
his own anti-corruption rhetoric.
Also, it would be
interesting to know who paid for Navalny’s stint at Yale University.
Yale is expensive, and I doubt that the average Russian could just go
there on their own dime, especially at the time Navalny was of
college age.
The various western NGO and
government-funded stipends were given out like candy back in the
1990s and 2000s to train up and indoctrinate future politicians in E.
Europe to do western bidding, and act as their agents and faithful
lackeys. We now see the disastrous, and absurd results of pro-western
and US brainwashing. Because the US gives nothing for free.
There is always a catch. There is always a quid pro
quo. ALWAYS!
Any US strategist who talks about
'engaging with Russia' doesn't mean it. Their aim is to weaken and neutralize Russia so the US can
plunder it, and once again run roughshod over the world, unhindered.
The US and EU say that they want Russia to be free, democratic and prosperous, and for Russians to have good lives.
But that is not true. These are the last things the west wants for Russia. Russia is free now, and more prosperous than ever before, yet US and EU constantly complain about Russia being a threat, pass sanctions on it, and attempt to stir up trouble by supporting con-men like Navalny.
The west wants Russia to be poor, weak, and on its knees; constantly begging it for favors. The west wants another drunken President Yeltsin that they can keep on a short leash, and who will agree to, and sign whatever the US puts in front of his inebriated face.
The west wants to subdue, exploit, and buy up Russia - cheap. It wants to turn back the clock to the 1990s when everything in Russia was up for grabs, regardless of the methods used.
Back then, when thousands disappeared and were killed each year by organized crime groups because of personal vendettas, no one in the west cared. Corruption and fraud in and out of government was rampant. Oligarchs controlled the country and turned individual regions into their personal fiefdoms. Yet, no one in the west complained much. No one in the west was threatening Russia with sanctions, or demanding corrections. We only heard superficial appeals for Russia to deal with corruption and economic reforms.
When Boris Yeltsin sent the Russian military into Chechnya, western governments said and did nothing. They enjoyed watching Russia bogged down in a Vietnam-style internal war.
But when Putin came along and put an end to that conflict on his terms, western governments started making noise about Russian war crimes and violations of human rights. The US and EU started embracing any and all violent Chechen Islamists as freedom fighters and victims, regardless of their sordid affiliations and excesses.
The west was quite happy to see Russia in a miserable, chaotic state.
When Yeltsin had tanks target the Russian parliament in 1993, the US and EU supported and praised him for doing so. Imagine if this happened today with Putin in power. There would be no end to western screams of Putin being a dictator, a Hitler, a tyrant, another Stalin, and that Russia is sliding into autocracy.
So, no. The west doesn’t want an independent, strong, and prosperous Russia. This goes against US/EU/NATO and their lackeys core interests. Every western politician who says they want Russians to have good lives, freedom, jobs, and earnings is lying.
Western actions betray their fake concern for Russia and Russians.
It also defies logic. Because since Russia is better off now than it was in the 1990s, yet the US doesn't like Russia now but liked it back then, we can only deduce from this that the west cares zero about the Russian public.
If the west truly wanted a prosperous and independent Russia, then it would leave Russia alone to develop freely, without sanctions, provocations, internal meddling in its affairs, and without exploiting con-men like Navalny to deliberately cause disorder.
Joey Atric's intent not to engage with
Russia is an admission by the US regime that Russia can no longer be
high-jacked by them.
The US sees itself as a world
hegemon, and the US exploitative economic system needs others to bilk
and exploit. The US cannot survive otherwise, as we are witnessing
right now. US strategy for decades has been to keep Russia and China
apart. But aggressive and reckless US policies have led to the
opposite. Now, the US wants to break up this relationship, but it is
not going to happen. US cannot realize its aims as long as the
China/Russia partnership exists.
Notice the wily US
behavior. One week, it's evil China bashing time, the next it's evil
Russia bashing time; with some Iran thrown in to spice things up
some. US regime alternates between Russia hate/China hate/Iran hate
to throw all three off-balance. It's good cop one day, bad cop the
next. This is not diplomacy. This is lunacy.
A US military
option against Russia and/or China is not possible, since the US is
no longer protected from Russian and Chinese missiles. Any attempt by
the US to engage these nations militarily will end with the physical
destruction of the US and any NATO ally stupid enough to get
involved.
Even North Korea and Iran have enough sticks
and firepower to keep the US at bay, regardless of any US denials to
the contrary.
The regime of Joey Atric will not turn any of
this around. They are following the same old tired formula of Barack
Obama, and are continuing the policies of Trump. Both have failed,
and Biden will fail as well.
This isn’t 2015, where Old
Joe can just blow off the dust from his old script and continue on as
if nothing has changed.
The COVID19 pandemic has ravaged
the US economy, and the resulting mismanagement and chaos has
significantly deepened the already deep divisions within US society.
Some US vassals have become quite disillusioned with everything that has been happening in the US for the past 4 or so years, and have distanced themselves from US nuttery.
It's not looking good for the US, no
matter how you slice it.
The US will have to relent and
find a healthy way to interact with the world, or it will perish.
