“With the majority vote for Brexit against the strong preference of Scotland and Northern Ireland for remain, we have shown ourselves quite capable of inflicting potentially fatal harm to our national stability all by ourselves. Why would we need Russia to do it for us?”
The Guardian — 1st November 2016
Vladimir Putin — President of the Russian Federation
Here is a simple question: Why on earth are Western Intelligence Agencies — and their servile media — spending so much time and energy to depict Russian President Vladimir Putin as an evil monster? Follow us on Twitter: @INTEL_TODAY
Here are a few ideas. The first is that blaming Russia carries little cost. Russia is not China. Investment is not a big consideration.
A second reason [from the point of view of US colonies], now as in the past, is that blaming Russia aligns us comfortably with the US, where stalwarts in Congress and at the Pentagon have never emerged from their old thinking about the threat.
A third factor is the consensus about a strong and malevolent Russia that still rules the “expert” community, and will probably do so for a few years yet – helped along by the hatchet-faced Putin.
There are younger specialists who take a rather different view, but they are drowned out by the ingrained cliches. [The Guardian]
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US 1990 Geopolitical Agenda
The agenda in the early 1990s was pretty simple:
1) Ensure that Russia will never be a world power ever again
2) Prevent any other country (China, but also India, Brazil…) to ever become a world power
3) Engineer — by all means possible — the collapse of the European Union
4) Insure that the Southern Hemisphere (Latin America) remains in the sole control of the US
5) Organize the complete chaos of Northern Africa (For obvious reasons)
The answer is blowing in the wind
If you understand these past goals, you can understand the current frustration of some US policy makers.
For instance, the US withdrew from critical International Treaties believing that Russia would never make a come back on the international scene. They were wrong.
An extraordinary man raised to the Russian Presidency. And he did something amazing. Putin gave his people HOPE: a reason to live. And also a reason to believe that there is a future for them. BRAVO! Who else could have achieved such a miracle?
Quousque tandem abutere patientia nostra?
I wonder, though, whether the real secret behind the MI5 chief’s Russia focus is that it is starting to become harder to demonise Russia now.
Time was when James Bond and the pantomime idea of a Russia threat were an easy sell – able to bolster departmental claims to a bigger budget.
But look at the “below the line” comments on what Parker had to say and there is a current of dissent that cannot come exclusively from so-called Kremlin “trolls”.
You hear something similar in phone-ins on Russian topics, where the voice of a sceptical public comes across loud and strong. For all MI5’s warnings, maybe Russia’s time as the UK’s all-purpose fall guy is nearing its end.
Putin tells a KGB joke
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