US Desperado

Faced with failures and the inability to impose its own order on the world, the US regime, with their UK and Kievan buddies, have decided to create another Russian invasion scare, and will of course do everything they can to provoke one.

The Ukrainian regime is also on the ropes, and is not getting what it wants out of Russia anymore. The EU has decided that EU membership for Ukraine is not going to happen. Russian gas transit contracts will not be extended.

Add to that, Zelensky’s popularity has gotten so low, that he has also accused certain people of trying to orchestrate a coup against him, with Russian involvement, of course.

So stirring up a crisis to make Ukraine look like a victim in order to extract concessions is a last ditch effort to save a sinking ship. It is also done to speed up Ukraine’s accession into NATO, which is a tall order, anyways.

The nefarious Anglo-Saxon-Zionist axis has been middling and conning Europe. They have been profiting from chaos and war on the continent for centuries. They have positioned themselves as brokers and interlocutors between Poland, Ukraine, and Russia. And this is the main problem. 

The Anglo-Saxon-Zionist axis will not allow any kind of reconciliation and agreement between these countries, but will continue to use and abuse and play one against the other. They know very well that any kind of cooperation between these countries will prevent the Anglo-Saxon-Zionist axis from causing chaos. Russia is the only one who recognizes what is going on. The other ones are asleep with thumbs up their asses.

US regime is pathetic, and it is ruled by a senile mediocrity. They are dimwits who have no specialists and no diplomats, and they are losing out to both China and Russia because they cannot figure them out. US spy networks of NGOs and other local henchmen have been disrupted in both China and Russia, and now the US is flying blind.  But the scaremongering will not work. US will not get what it wants out of any of this.

The US regime seems scared, flustered, anxious and desperate. And these shitheads in Kiev bet their entire future on a country that is experiencing a crisis of confidence, and whose power is waning, and they are now scared shitless about the road ahead. No doubt some in Kiev would like to reconcile with Russia, but they may find themselves disappeared or dead, if they speak their mind.

Blaming Putin, and accusing him of wanting to invade someone has become a sport for inept and failing EU member-state politicians who want to distract the public from their mistakes and bad judgment.

The sanctions, false accusations and anti-Russian delusions are all a pathetic substitute for the US regime's inability to no longer being able to wage war to get what they want. These antics are a sign of weakness.

Most people in the US are deluded and have an exaggerated sense of their own importance to the world. The world is moving on, and it doesn't need the US to tell it what to do. The US doesn't like it, and is lashing out in all sorts of nasty ways right now, but it's just tiring itself out, and will eventually have to come to terms with the limits of its own power and intelligence. All the vassals, treaties, propaganda and lies and military spending won't save it.
Russia should not try to resolve anything with the US, because the US regime is looking for nothing less than major capitulation that will cost Russia much and US nothing.

And as far as Ukraine goes, it has only one value: as a card to play against Russia. US aims to scare Russia with militarizing and using Ukraine as a means to extract concessions from Russia on other fronts that have zero to do with Ukraine, or its well-being.  

NATO is the US regime’s contract killer. NATO also serves to spread the expense and blame for US wars and failures onto others. That’s it main aim.

Although, a new model seems to be adopted by the US, where it is stepping back from the destabilization business directly, and has been delegating that role to its regional vassals.

So today we have Poland maligning Belarus, Ukraine and the Baltic states maligning Russia, and Taiwan in being used to malign China.

These US vassal states are playing a dangerous game, and they need to be mindful of how quickly the US dropped Afghanistan when the going got too tough and expensive. Same will happen with all of them.

Now, Joey is scheduled to meet with Putin remotely to discuss Ukraine and other issues.

The best that Putin can do is forget about these useless meetings, and announce that Russia will be independent and sovereign, it will protect its interests everywhere, and that it will take military action against Ukraine only if Ukraine breaks the Minsk treaty and decides to attack Donbass. He needs to make these things publicly clear, then get in his limo and leave the meeting.

The Russians have learned form their mistakes. The US is starting to learn from its mistakes. Also, it is not a good idea to push onto others a political ideology. This was the Soviet Union's chief burden, above all others.

Abandoning the communist ideology opened up lots of doors worldwide for Russia that were closed before, and allowed for many worthwhile opportunities. This is why the US is failing, because it pushes a US-centric ideology onto others, and ends up taking on more obligations that it can realistically handle. This has resulted in imperial overstretch and the US is certainly showing signs of exhaustion.
 
The US and the west bet against a Russian-Chinese partnership. But once these two countries started working together, it was the beginning of the end of western supremacy. That's why it is too late for any measures. Sanctions and threats no longer work. War is off the table as well.

The job of US vassal governments is first and foremost to ensure that the US goes on unchallenged, and they are to undercut and eliminate anyone or anything within their borders that could pose a challenge to, and compete with, the US in any sphere. These vassals are expected to sacrifice their country’s best interests for the sake of the US.

US and EU have a lot of growing up to do. To think in these shallow and narrow terms is very sad. It's like they've learned nothing from the past couple of centuries of history. Wrapping plain old imperialistic urges into a rainbow flag doesn't make it any better.
One thing is certain out of all this. Donbass is never going to become part of Ukraine again. That ship has sailed.

After all, if the banderites hate Russians so much, why would they want to control Donbass, which has ethnic Russians living there? And also, even if Kiev ever agrees to these Minsk 2 terms, they will violate them as soon as they get what they want out of it. They did the same with violating Crimean autonomy in 1995.

Then we would see a situation in that region akin to occupied Palestine, where the ethnic Russians are constantly repressed and terrorized just like the Palestinians are by the zionuts. Even Ukrainians are saying that the region should just secede. And in the long-run, that would be the best option. Those people do not want to be ruled by thugs who don't like them.

US is leading this nonsense because of ingrained US paranoia about its own security.

This is the main cause of why empires have gotten themselves into these messes, this paranoia that someone else will benefit somewhere instead of them, so they must take control of some area first, and do whatever to keep the others away. The British and others fell victim to this classic imperial fear. And even after the latest US Afghan failure, there are still subhumans in the US regime that are calling for more of the same demented behavior.

All this crying by the western regimes and media about the poor Afghans trapped with the Taliban ignores the fact that most Afghans are glad that the occupiers are gone.

The US has adopted the Jewish thirst for revenge. Doesn't matter who pays, as long as someone dies to gloss over the failures. You don't get more demonic than this. The US is a country with the most Jewish character, outside of the ziopit itself.

How bad and broken the US is. They just don't care about anything anymore. From here on out, everyone who still licks their behinds deserves the worst existence has to offer, and zero sympathy. The hell with  them! The US establishment for years has embarked on a worldwide campaign to detect any and all flouting of the law-whether real or made-up-by other countries in order to get itself off the hook for having to deal with its own scofflaw nature.

The way to prosperity and greater independence for European countries is a good partnership with Russia. The US knows this, and this is why it does everything imaginable to keep all of them apart and at each other's throats.

EU has already lost a lot because of the anti-Russian policies and sanctions, and it will lose a lot more, if it continues this nonsense.

The US promised a lot of people a lot of things, but those people have to pay for all of those things that the US promised them in some way, shape, or form.

Is the price worth it?

Belarussian Border Blues

So it seems like the sum of all US and NATO crimes and blunders is coming back to bite them both in the rear on multiple fronts.

This time, it is Poland that is grappling with migrants on its Eastern border with Belarus.

The manufactured propaganda of the day coming from Warsaw, US, and other NATO vassal states is that Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko is weaponizing migrants in order to destabilize the EU. He has been accused of flying them in to Minsk, and telling them to head west.
 
The Polish regime has also blamed Russia for colluding with Belarus.

But why are these migrants coming into the EU? And where are they coming from?

These are very inconvenient questions that Poland and other US vassals are afraid to ask, and have been studiously evading.

They have been evading these questions because they are responsible for this migrant predicament.

Years of counter-productive anti-Russia policies, maligning of Belarus with sanctions and threats, sponsoring and encouraging coups, and its willing participation in US-instigated wars and regime is what created these desperate migrants.

And since Poland is a NATO member and participated in US war crimes, it also bears responsibility for the predicament that it finds itself in right now.

Making up stories, and blaming everything on Lukashenko and Putin is just a cheap and easy cop-out. By doing so, Poland is evading responsibility for its rotten role in ruining the countries from which these migrants are coming from.

So if Poland doesn’t like being swamped by illegal migrants, perhaps it should stay out of US-led wars of aggression.

But the Polish regime has also been sensationalizing this migrant issue lately due to its own loss of popularity, as well as to wiggle out of paying heavy fines levied upon it by the EU for disregarding EU laws.

So the Polish regime is trying to capitalize on this theater to get itself off the hook, claim victim status, evade any kind of accountability for everything, and get as much money out of this from the EU coffers as it can to prop up its covid and corruption-ridden economy.

EU sanctions against Belarus ended the country’s border security agreement which kept these migrants away. Now, Belarusian guards simply look the other way when migrants try to cross.

In this way, Lukashenko is getting his revenge for years of being disrespected and maligned by the EU by scaring the Poles and making them, along with the entire EU look like dummies and hypocrites. He is teaching them a lesson about their own bad behavior.

And why is it that when migrants flooding Europe due to US rampages in Libya, Syria, and elsewhere were coddled and welcome, and every EU member country that refused to let them in was threatened and condemned; but when victims of US and NATO rampages try to come in through Belarus they are suddenly seen as a threat, and Belarus is blamed for it?

Why did not the EU blame the US for causing the migrant crisis with its wars, and sanction it?

And what about all the violence and chaos the US and EU unleashed on Syria, with their regime change attempts, sponsoring of terrorist groups, arming and training them, and taking over parts of Syrian territory to use as bases to train anti-government militants and sending them into rest of Syria to cause havoc?

In this way, the US destabilized nearby countries by causing an influx of migrants way worse than anything going on on the border of Belarus. No one dares to condemn the US for this?

Countries like Poland have been getting away with much in the last 20 or so years. Their slavish and unhealthy attachment to everything US and EU has come full circle, and the sum of its stupidity and anti-Russian antics are coming home to roost.

The Poles think that because of their experiences during WW2 and the communist era that they are somehow off the hook for whatever fuck ups they engage in?

The Poles, like many others, seem to think that their membership in the EU and NATO makes them untouchable, and gives them license to say and do anything without fear of any repercussions.

But they are all finding out the hard way that this is not true, never was, and never will be. The Polish WW2 victim card, like the Jews holocaust card, is so worn out its coming apart.

Neither NATO and EU can protect the Poles form their stupidity. There is no protection from this for them.

Poland has to pay the piper for its bad policies and judgment. This was bound to happen eventually.

The only way out of this predicament for Poland and other countries, is to stop provoking Russia, and learn to get along with it. The Poles need to have a sit-down with the Russians and Belarussians and work things out, without western middle-men playing spoilers.

If this isn’t done, Poland will end up causing something it won’t be able to extricate itself from, and there will most likely be no one left to pick up the pieces.

Poland’s consistent and stubborn anti-Russian mania have also consistently brought it serious economic losses, as well as political and diplomatic failures and debacles. Yet, Poland keeps on trying to nail jello to the wall.

The Poles, together with their EU bosses, are scared even though they won’t show it on camera. They know they screwed up.

But this migrant spectacle is just one of the symptoms of the fact that the west is generally failing while Russia and China are rising.

Most people in the US, as well as their European vassals, are deluded and have an exaggerated sense of their own importance to the world. The world is moving on, and it doesn't need the US to tell it what to do.

The US doesn't like this, and is lashing out in all sorts of nasty ways right now, but it's just tiring itself out, and will eventually have to come to terms with the limits of its own power and intelligence. All the vassals, treaties, propaganda, lies, and military spending won't save it.

So it would behoove all those countries which have subordinated themselves to the US to wake up and realize that the world is changing, and change with it.

Provoking and insulting major powers like Russia and China is the epitomy of foolishness and irresponsibility.

They better change their ways on their own now, or else they will be forced to change.

Gas Lighting

The EU has been going through a pretty bad energy crunch lately. Shortages of natural gas have caused gas prices to go through the roof throughout the EU.

This is all very bad news with winter looming.

The Russophobes immediately started to blame Russia for cutting off gas for political reasons to pressure the EU. 

But only the ignorant buy this lie.

The causes for the gas shortage and the resulting spike in price is due first and foremost to bad EU energy policy which eschews sure sources of fuel for green energy of which there is too little produced to satisfy demand.

Second reason is that the EU has moved to buying gas on the open spot market instead of signing long-term contracts for gas with Russia, which ensures lower prices and a stable supply to meet nations energy needs. 

Russia has warned the EU that such a practice will cause problems for them in the future.

 The spot market is basically a place where a limited amount of energy is being auctioned off to the highest bidder. This is how the US sells its LNG.

So the shortage is not being caused by a shortage of gas, or by Russia cutting off gas to raise its price, but by gas being sold on the spot market, which raises its cost so much that countries which didn't get enough reserves due to whatever policies they pursued - or Russophobia - now can't afford to buy gas on the spot market because it is too expensive.

A big part of why these countries now find themselves in trouble is because of the  anti-Russian policies pursued by the EU, with the prodding of the US.

So certain EU-member states, through their bad judgment, short-sightedness and Russophobia, have put their people and their economic well-being in the hands of greasy, miserable energy market speculators from London and New York.

Let's not forget that it was the financial manipulators from London and NYC financial circles that conned the feckless EU into establishing this disastrous energy spot market in the first place, with the lie that it would make energy less expensive.

And now, not only is the EU and US blaming Russia for something that is entirely their fault, but the US recently had the chutzpah to demand that Russia secure EU's energy supplies.

How dare the US regime make such demands when for years it has done everything to prevent Nord Stream 2 from being built by piling up sanctions and engaging in all sorts of dirty tricks to kill this project?

How dare the US make such a demand when some years ago the US congress passed something called Securing Europe's Energy Act, with the very aim of preventing Russia from supplying reliable energy to Europe. You can't get more Orwellian than this.

 If the US and its dimwitted lickspittles in the EU and certain Eastern European countries didn't malign and deliberately delay Russian energy projects, then this EU energy crunch could've very well been avoided, or at the very least much less costly.

And even now, in the midst of these high gas prices - and while still blaming Russia -  these EU idiots are dragging out the Nord Stream 2 certification process, which needs to be completed before gas can be delivered through the pipeline.

How stupid can one get? 

Judging by the EU's own incompetence, it seems like there is a bottomless pit of stupidity to dip into in 'ole Brussels.

And it's not like they weren't given an early chance to avid much of this supply crisis.

The head of Gazprom announced as early as September that the pipeline could be delivering gas as early as the beginning of October. But yet, the EU insisted on a drawn-out certification process. 

And now the EU cries because the gas prices are so high, but at the same time refuse to correct their horrible mistakes.

This aberrant behavior in the EU and US simply doesn't make sense, and there appear to be suspect motives to their actions.

Could it be that there is a conspiracy of some sort that has been brewing for years within western circles that has to do with controlling energy supplies in Europe?

What if there is a plan to purposefully limit Russian gas to the EU and rest of Europe, in order to cause deliberate shortages so the price remains high on the spot market, which will enrich speculators and investors in the US and elsewhere?

In this context, Nord Stream 2 is a problem for them because it would dilute the price of gas and make speculation less worthwhile.

This explains the rampant Russophobia, as well as the false accusations against Russia, as this would make people more hesitant to sign gas contracts with Russian companies.

It is also possible that US vassals like Poland, Ukraine, and the Baltic statelets were promised a slice of the spot market price for gas and nice profits from the resulting high price of gas, if only Russia was prevented from ensuring adequate supplies, and this could be a reason for these countries engaging in acts that seek to prevent the completion and operation of Nord Stream 2. 

But they appear to have shot themselves in the foot, as they now face gas shortages caused by their collusion with the US against Russia, and by not renewing gas supply contracts with Russia, which would assure them the best price and continuous supply. 

Now these same cretins dare to blame Russia for the energy shortage, and are accusing Putin of cutting off gas supplies?

No. Putin did not cut off gas supplies to the rest of Europe. Russia is delivering gas to those countries with which it has contracts with, and it is delivering the right amount at the agreed-upon price. 

How is it that Belarus, Hungary, and Turkey have no problem with Russian gas supplies, and are not facing sky-high gas prices?

The only ones which Russia is not delivering gas to are those who do not have long-term gas supply contracts signed with Russia, those who prefer to buy their gas on the spot market for more, and those who do not pay their gas supply bills, i.e. Ukraine, and now recently Moldova.

Russia is not obligated to deliver gas to anyone with which it doesn't have a contract with, and certainly not for free.

Why do some countries governments feel that they're entitle to free, or cheap below market priced Russian gas, and eternal gas transit fees? After all, didn't they want capitalism? So this is how capitalism works. You pay the going fair market price for goods and services.

If certain countries can empty their coffers, and take up loans they can't afford to buy shoddy and overpriced US military equipment they don't need, then they can certainly afford to pay fair market price for Russian gas!

There is also a strange pattern developing where some countries which have long-term gas contracts with Russia, and where suddenly a pro-US/EU/NATO shill is elected as prime minister or president, suddenly stop paying Russia for gas.

Then, when Russia complains, and warns these countries that the gas supply will be cut off if the bill is not paid, Russia is then immediately accused of playing politics with gas, and of extortion.

This is all manipulation and lies in order to prevent reliable gas supplies throughout Europe, just so some subhumans in London and Wall St. can make money off other peoples' pain.

The Russophobia and anti-Russian sanctions and other foibles are meant to serve this reptilian purpose.

For all the talk about Russia playing politics with energy supplies, the fact is that it is the Russophobes who were, and are playing politics with Russian energy supplies.

And they will in the end lose.

As always, all the misfortune that befalls the US and EU these days due to their own stupidity and ineptness that they blame on Russia, always turns out to be their own fault.

The US and EU are ruled by people who are willfully-ignorant of the outside world, and who don't care to learn and understand anything about it, especially about those they consider adversaries.

All sense, rationality and integrity has left the west, and has been transplanted to the East.

The New European is a bumbling, psychologically-ill, gender-confused syphilitic.

It is doubtful whether these people can be redeemed when looking at the way they're going. 

They stumble from defeat to defeat, and from embarrassment to embarrassment, unabated, and unencumbered by their past failures and damage they cause.

When faced with failure, they double-down and engage in provocations and false accusations against an outsider who serves as a convenient scapegoat.

None of this is doing the New Europe and its US master any good.

They are both waning powers who are trying to hold on to a reality that no longer exists, and this will only guarantee them more failures and a faster decline.

There is no more victory to be had for the west.

Only realizing that they cannot have it all, and engaging with the non-western world on respectful terms will bring the west benefits.

And the west better do this soon in order to cut its losses, which are mounting higher than the price of gas.

The End Of An Error

The Taliban has overran Afghanistan, and on Sunday entered Kabul. For all practical concerns, the 20-year war is over.

Frantic Afghans were caught off-guard and have been swarming the Kabul airport trying to catch any flight out to avoid Taliban rule. Such is the plight of collaborators and quislings. It happens everywhere when the occupier they served tucks tail and leaves.

The US skedaddle from Afghanistan is even worse than the US evacuation from Vietnam in 1975.

This was the most serious failure of US military power and prestige in the 21^st century. US vassals have been left speechless.

But will the correct lessons from this be learned?

The US public will not accept that it was duped, that the US military failed, and that the US was wrong. They will undoubtedly make up-or the US regime will make up-new lies and a never ending stream of self-soothing propaganda talking points to create the illusion that the Afghan war was all good, right, and honorable, just like with Vietnam.

They will also create convenient scapegoats to blame it all on-anti-war activists, some liberal politician, those who doubted the success of this war and were proven right, Russia, China, Iran-anyone but themselves. To scapegoat, accuse, and project their sins, crimes, and failures onto others is an American hobby.

After the dust from this failure settles, new myths and flowery rationalizations will be created to make an ugly and unnecessary war popular and somehow worth fighting, just so the US public won't have their tender egos bruised and look like complete, naive fools.

The US regime has also been in desperate damage control mode, and has gone on to contradict itself about what the mission in Afghanistan was.

They are saying that the US didn’t go into Afghanistan to do nation-building, and yet they were saying the opposite for years, and even their actions prove it.

US Secretary of State Blinkie, whether out of sheer ignorance, embarrassment, or exhaustion, recently stated at a news conference that the US accomplished its mission because it destroyed Al Qaeda and killed Bin Laden, and all those who carried out the attacks of 9/11.

Well, if that’s so, then what is the Taliban doing in charge of Afghanistan again? So either the Taliban wasn’t responsible for 9/11 (as the US has contended since 2001), or the US failed in its mission. Which one is it, Blinkie?

Also, why did the US stay in Afghanistan this long after supposedly accomplishing its stated goals?

These US regime-peddled arguments are dishonest and lack logic.

The truth is that the US lost this war on the first day!

Blinkie also said that the Afghan army is to blame for the Taliban’s takeover; as if the Taliban are some foreign force that fell out of the sky or came from nowhere.

The Taliban ARE Afghans. And none of them are going to accept some foreigner dictating terms on their territory about how they should live, what they should do, and how. The Afghan government security forces have familial connections to Taliban members, and they didn’t want to fight people they knew.

The main reason why the deal between the Taliban and the US supported regime in Kabul fell through was because the US tried to co-opt and trick the Taliban into being junior partners without any real power in a US-controlled Afghan government where pro-US quislings had all the authority, and where the Taliban were supposed to be just for-show.

There was no way that the Taliban would’ve ever gone for this. This insult is why the Taliban finally lost patience and rolled over everyone, agreement or not.

Whatever people think about the Talibs, they at the very least have dignity.

There was never any doubt that the US would lose in Afghanistan. All one had to do was look at history. But that's what being a willfully ignorant country gets you.

And the failure of the US in Afghanistan is a wake-up call to all US and NATO vassals.

They can be assured that if the US is unable to achieve its aims in a conflict, it will eventually desert their allies to fend for themselves.

And who will they turn to then? Who will be their saviour? The only country realistically left is China, but it is highly doubtful whether it will want to play the role of nursery keeper for a bunch of whiny and needy vassal states.

US interventions and wars can either end just like Afghanistan has, or with nuclear annihilation. There is no option of a permanent victory for the US in today’s world. NATO is no longer viable, either.

Finally withdrawing from Afghanistan was the proper thing to do. The US does deserve all the embarrassment and humiliation connected with this. The US made the decisions that it made, and continued to do things it shouldn’t have done.

And all those generals and politicians who insisted on continuing the Afghan debacle and advocated for more time, more troops, more money, and more weaponry have disgraced themselves. All of them need to be relieved of any promotions and medals they received for anything to do with Afghanistan.

The politicians that supported this need to be voted out in the next election.

A lot of western news commentators and politicians have been asking, and worrying about what will the Taliban do now that they are back in power?

The chief concern for the world should not be what the Taliban will do, but what the US will do. The US, reeling from this debacle, could do something truly stupid and dangerous to try to offset its failure and embarrassment. We've seen it before with US forays in Lebanon and Granada. It is a tense time.

All those Afghans trying to leave Afghanistan, crying, and protesting the US withdrawal are fools. They should know better. And they should look at the crimes the US committed in Afghanistan and elsewhere to know that the US isn’t a good guy in any of this.

No amount of pity and emotional dribble can ever change this fact. And for all those talking about a clean, responsible exit are simply fooling themselves. There is, and never was such an option, regardless of who the president was.

This pity party is also meant to gloss over the horrible war crimes the US and its allies committed in Afghanistan, and this cannot be allowed to happen. What the US did cannot ever be forgotten, or swept under the rug; no matter how many people they evacuate.

And these pathetic appeals for Afghan womens' rights are the worst of all. Suddenly, the US and its vassals are so concerned about womens' rights. But the fact is that for the vast majority of women in Afghanistan, life didn't change for the better in the last 20 years. A handful of women in bigger cities whose lives may have become better don't represent the majority; and constitute an exception, not the rule in Afghanistan. 

Besides, where is the western concern for Saudi women, or for the women trapped in Syria's Idlib which remains under the control of Islamist militias? The situation for people living in these two places are just as bad, if not worse than in Afghanistan.

The Taliban was sure to take over regardless of what happened, and how it ended 

So it’s no use analyzing any of this.

Occupations are risky and expensive. Eventually, the native population will create conditions for the occupied that are so unbearable, that a breaking point will be reached. At the end, the occupiers always will throw more money and soldiers and bombs at the situation, but that is just a prelude to their defeat. This has happened everywhere where an occupier squatted.

The US had to withdraw from Afghanistan, and the sooner the better.

It is thankfully over.

Much Ado About Afghanistan

The US regimes’ Afghan misadventure has finally ended, after twenty years of accomplishing nothing.

The Taliban has been on a land-capturing spree for weeks, and poised to retake major cities soon.

But this is no surprise. Afghanistan has been called the graveyard of empires for a reason.

Many have tried to subdue these people, and failed. Greeks, Persians, British, Russians, and now the US.

All the promises about helping Afghan people have been exposed as empty. All the propaganda about how the US was going to ‘remake’ Afghanistan into some sort of a democracy has collapsed on itself. Perhaps because it was never about democracy, but natural resource exploitation.

By 2009 at the latest, it was evident that whatever the US was planning wasn’t going to work.

The Afghans have no interest in US-style democracy or other nonsense. They have their millenia-old traditions and mentality, and the western way simply doesn’t appeal to them. The US refused to understand this, and so now it has to leave with a tail tucked between its shaky legs.

The entire effort was a waste of everything.

Look at how many peoples' lives were ruined by this useless invasion. How many were needlessly killed? How many committed suicide? How many are in jail because they made horrible judgment calls? How many relationships ended badly? How many spouses and kids were abused and subjected to psychological torment by the returning soldiers with untreated PTSD? How many turned to drug addiction, which started in Afghanistan?

The fact is that during Taliban rule from 1996 to 2001, poppy and heroin production was virtually eradicated. After the US invasion, it picked back up and reached records. Why was this allowed? Notice how the opioid epidemic in the US skyrocketed after the US went into Afghanistan.

Some ask if the US learned anything from this failure, and if they will do this again somewhere else. They will do it again because there are still too many countries that aid, abet and benefit from US criminal behavior. Until those countries stop doing so, the US will continue to terrorize and kill many more people for no reason.

Faced with this debacle and embarrassment, the US has turned to projection and petty provocations against Russia and China and others to distract people from its failures.

Even the Olympics weren’t spared by the bitter and vindictive US losers; where certain sore-loser US athletes and whiny US pseudo-journalists went on to disparage and insult Russian and Chinese victories as being the result of cheating by doping in the case of Russia, and a work of government-enslaved automatons trained to win competitions at all costs in the case of China.

All these things are a sign of a nation that is losing confidence and control. Faced with failures, the US will blame and insult others, and cause problems for those it sees as undermining its hegemony. This behavior will continue the more the US slips from its perch. 

And now, how will the US military establishment reconcile itself to the Afghan loss? How will it explain the tremendous waste and sacrifice, only to fail after twenty years of fighting and effort? How will the US political establishment attempt to make all this worthwhile? What propaganda will it spin to justify this failure? Every officer in the US army should be ticked off that they were sent on a fool's errand-a mission impossible-and they all should be resigning their commissions at the earliest opportunity.

The US went into Afghanistan to show Russia that it could succeed where the Soviets failed. It was supposed to be a place where the US could showcase its superiority. But the only thing the US out-did the Soviet Union with was an extra decade of failure.

No Deal!

Iran and the other signatories to the JCPOA have been meeting in Vienna for some months to reinstate the JCPOA after the US violated it in 2018 by leaving without any valid legal reason, and reinstated sanctions on Iran.

Since then, the Trump and now the Biden regimes have been seeking to bring Iran to its knees through what is called the maximum pressure policy.

This policy seeks to make economic life for Iran so difficult that it will be desperate to do whatever the US wants.

However, Iran has shown remarkable resilience. After all, it has been subject to US sanctions for over 40 decades now, so it knows how to deal with it.

Joey Atric has vowed to return to the deal, but since taking office he has been simply following the same zionist-inspired policy that was set by his predecessor.

The US has been quite intransigent, and refuses to lift all the sanctions that it is obligated to lift, and return to the JCPOA.

The US is trying every which way to get something for nothing here, but Iran has insisted that all sanctions must be lifted, and wants guarantees that the US will not leave the agreement again.

The US refuses to give such guarantees; even though Iran’s record of compliance with the deal up to the US withdrawal-and even a year beyond-has been exemplary, with the IAEA time after time deeming Iran in full compliance. 

So we can see from these facts that this current impasse is about other things.

If the only aim of the US was to limit Iran’s nuclear program so as to prevent Iran from building a nuclear bomb, then things would not be that bad. After all, Iran’s ability to build nuclear weapons was already reigned in under the terms of the original JCPOA.

But Iran's nuclear program is, and always was just a red herring. What the US really wants is to weaken Iran in every sphere in order to soften it up for an eventual invasion and regime change.

The US wants to basically subordinate Iran to itself politically, militarily, economically, and strategically. What the US wants from Iran goes far beyond just simple uranium enrichment limits and more frequent inspections. The US is on a different wavelength from Iran when it comes to what the JCPOA is, and should be.

In addition to more severe limits on Iran’s nuclear program, the US has also demanded that Iran scrap its ballistic missiles, and stop supporting its allies. Most likely, the US also seeks to seriously limit, or nullify any and all benefits of Iran’s economic, strategic and military cooperation with China and Russia.

In short, the US seeks to isolate Iran and hold it hostage to its whims, while giving Iran limited and temporary sanctions relief, with no guarantees; while seeking to make all of Iran’s restrictions and obligations permanent and irreversible.

That's why there won't be an agreement. Iran would basically have to surrender its national interests and abandon its allies for the US to rejoin it. But that's not gonna happen, especially with Al Raeisi as the new president in power.

Some suspect that the US purposefully stalled these talks, and never had any intention of rejoining the JCPOA, because it wanted a conservative government to come to power that it hopes will be more intransigent during the negotiations. The US can then walk away, blame the impasse on Iran, and go to the UN and get more sanctions passed.

But it's either this, or getting Iran to relent and agree to a deal that would not be good for it in the long-run.

It could also be that the US aim at the beginning of these talks was to wear down and trick Iran into accepting an agreement that the US wanted. But seeing that Iran wasn’t going to be fooled, the US decided that it’s no use, and decided to walk away, but has to make it look like Iran’s fault. We shall see what happens after the new Iranian government is officially sworn in in September.

It is important to know that the JCPOA was conceived by pro-zionist hawks and neo-cons whose aim is to weaken Iran as much as possible. The JCPOA is the tool for this. So naturally, the US will never agree to rejoin this agreement if it doesn't sufficiently weaken Iran, tie its hands, and leave it defenseless and friendless.

So anyone who thinks that the US will lift all sanctions on Iran and return to the deal is dreaming.

The US and the zionists basically want to become the one and only middle-men and arbiters when it comes to any and all relations between Iran and the rest of the world. They want to be the gate-keepers who allow into and out of Iran only that which serves their interests, and prevent Iran from having any direct dealings with partners and sympathizers, or a free hand in dealing with the world. The US and the zionists seek to turn Iran into another besieged Gaza Strip, where they control the crossings and everything coming and going.

This is the ugly criminal nightmare reality that the US and the zionists seek to impose on Iran.

It is also abhorrent that the US paid no price for violating this deal, and even managed to drag the feckless EU into it, along with some other fools.

Now, the US is even attempting to gaslight Iran to make it look like it was the first and only party to violate the JCPOA, and must be held accountable.

If there was any justice in the world, the US would’ve been held accountable, and be the one sanctioned and ostracized. But instead, the scofflaw US victimizer got away with the crime, while the law-abiding Iranian victim got punished.

In order for there to be a deal, one side will have to surrender to the other.

Going Off the Cliff

The US has continued to experience economic and political failures recently, and has been engaging in self-serving and self-soothing myths to rationalize its losses and make itself look like it has actually accomplished something.

The US withdrawal from Afghanistan after achieving nothing of worth is a big source of embarrassment. It is not faring well in Iraq and Syria, where its departure is imminent.

Faced with failures and contradictions, the US establishment has resorted to using the LGBTQ+ movement as its 5th columnists whenever, and wherever the US regime needs to create chaos for its own benefit.

The incessant woke-ness emanating from the US, and the promotion of sexual LGBTQ+ deviants seems to be a cheap substitute for the US not having the decency and courage to admit its real shortcomings in the area of human rights, democracy, and other areas. 

By seeking to go around its societal problems by indulging sexual deviants is a poor substitute for actually making the serious changes that are needed in the US. Pandering to the LGBTQ+ deviants will never be a solution to anything. 

Allowing the LGBT crowd to have its way also serves as a gateway for other perversions to eventually slip in, like legalized pedophilia, bestiality, and such.

And little do these foolish deviants know how cynically they are being used by the US regime and its cohorts elsewhere to make the lives of many people worse.

The US regime's continuous attempts to provoke and gaslight other countries with evidence-free accusations and insults is a cover for its own crimes and weaknesses. By doing this, it creates an excuse to engage in these acts itself as a sort of a self-defense necessity. The US simply seeks to deflect its own sins onto others.

This behavior will only become worse as the power of the US-and the west in general-wanes.

The US likes to preach human rights, a civil society, democracy, free elections and the right to self-determination to countries.

But it uses these principles as a cover for manipulating people and to subvert other nations governments and societies by staging coups and chaos.

The US doesn't believe in any of these principles. If it did, its actions and policies would be dramatically different.

A real democracy that values others freedom and the rule of law does not interfere in other nations affairs at all. It neither helps or harms. It leaves people to their own devices and minds its own business. It lets them make their own decisions, for better or for worse.

Too many people still don't get this. Too many still fall for this sick garbage peddled by the US regime about how much it cares about democracy and freedom. But it's just a circus; a theater to fool people into allowing the US vampire in.

And once the vampire is invited inside, all pretense of caring about freedom and democracy go out the window, and the US bilks and exploits the country.

Real democracy and freedom of speech, of the press, and human rights are quickly discarded by the US regime and their local henchmen to ensure that no dissenting voices have any power. This is then dubbed as safeguarding democracy by the US regime.

But more people are noticing this con-game that the US is playing, and more are turning their backs on US propaganda. They know what US tutelage means by now, and they don't want to end up like a burned-out dumpster that Ukraine is today. Its precious Maidan not only failed to solve its problems, but it magnified and multiplied them exponentially.

Countries that have been maligned and terrorized by the US for decades are starting to stand up for themselves and are thwarting US attempts to destroy them. 

China and Russia have stopped looking the other way, and are countering the US successfully where it hurts the US the most: financially. The dollar is being cut out of their trade, which makes US sanctions toothless.

The world is changing, and the US will have to change with it, whether it likes it or not. A handful of dummies and vassals in Europe are not going to save it.

The US has reached the limits of its existence. It is a failing state ran by incompetent operators. It is losing control and its society is devolving into a pack of freaks, morons and sadists. 

This is, and will be, a permanent state of decay. There will be no rebirth and going back to greatness for the US. The US has been permanently and irreversibly damaged by its own recklessness.

At best, it will have to be content with being on the same level with others, or only good at some, but not all things.

Those who bet on the US and staked their countries futures on the continued power of the US have bet on a lame horse. They put all their eggs in a US basket full of holes. 

All malformations like NATO, EU and others that rely on the continued power of the US are showing signs of fatigue and disintegration. They cannot last with the US out of the picture, and will fall with it.

US has only two choices: accept the multi-polar world and find a way to get along with others in a civilized manner and go on, or continue with the same old morally-bankrupt nonsense and keep on losing. 

War is out of the question. War will end up destroying the US since there are no more weak adversaries with valuable resources left to fight and rob. There are no more big wars for the US to win anymore that will improve its fortunes.