So it has begun.
While good part of the world will blame Russia for invasion, it is
the US that made it happen.
The US knew very well what will happen if Ukraine starts the process of joining NATO. Yet,
they've
broken the promise and started expansion toward Russia.
The
expansion
of NATO is bad for a couple of reasons, even for its members, but, to US NATO, Russian demands
were non-starters.
Let's not fool ourselves, the NATO is led by US, it follows its foreign policy and it
is, effectively, the expansion of its military power.
How can diplomacy be a non-starter to an organization supposed to ensure peace?
This is similar to non-starters regarding climate change, where the US has shown it is determined not
to change its lifestyle at home. It's obviously determined not to change its lifestyle in the
rest of the world - the NATO, just like the economy,
must keep growing indefinitely.
Wars and economies are tightly entangled and sometimes conservation of lifestyle will require war.
The Russia clearly did not want this war, the US clearly did, as did the president of Ukraine, who
openly called for military action against Russia even before the war.
This is also the guy who stated the exact time the war will start and when it didn't start at that
time, he claimed he was joking (!). Wow, who wants this joker for a president? US? Croatia? Nah... we
already had one as a prime minister, who, somehow, ended up in jail (we are still surprised, he had
good jokes).
3rd Act updated.
Perhaps not all politicians are puppets, but if any politician is a marionette, this one is the
most obvious one. Consider this, Mr. Zelenskyy (Ukrainian president):
- did not have a career in politics previously, he was an actor prior to his presidency,
- he had a lot of experience acting the president,
- his campaign was sponsored by a billionaire who's a former banker, who was likely
stealing money from Ukrainians and transferring it to US and Switzerland and who
also kept a live 5-meter long shark in his office (!),
- during his campaign, Mr. Zelenskyy was avoiding journalists, leading the campaign mostly
through social media (= his campaign was completely scripted by a 3rd party).
On top of that, after he was elected, Mr. Zelenskyy appointed the lawyer of the
same billionaire as his
chief advisor (head of the Presidential Administration
of Ukraine).
Clearly, Mr. Zelenskyy was chosen as a puppet, he never stopped acting the president, he just
replaced one script with the other.
Per the deal, he likely has no choice but to act the hero in this war, just like he had no
choice but to insist on NATO membership and just like he has no choice but to have a role in fake
news and misinformation orchestrated by media in Ukraine (again, controlled by his master).
From one perspective, this war was started by two men - pro-US billionaire supporting American export
democracy (promising people everything they could possibly want, even a war-free country, then
sucking everything they have into the mouth of the elite - after the war), and the Russian president who
became allergic to promises (although who started the war is not so important when it was bound to happen).
So no, the real Ukrainian president and
his mouths and selfies are not fighting for
interests of the people of Ukraine, certainly not more than mr. Trump is fighting for truth
with a product called
Truth Social.
I do not consider Russia white and US black (far from that), but it's not Russia that's disrupting
balance in the world, it seems to me it wants to restore some balance and ensure it is not consumed by US.
The Ukraine was divided between east and west before the war, now it will be formally
divided and devastated (which was even announced with the last message from local god - see figure in 2022.02.18). That is
also, statistically, most probable scenario.
But will it end there? There are still more countries to divide and conquer. Even the divided ones
are not off the table when you're greedy.
As the war started (almost on schedule), now the US and their European corrupt puppets are
trying to portray Putin as a madman. Sounds familiar? The same rhetoric (or recipe) was used
against Saddam Hussein (perhaps even for the same reason - oil). This is done for two purposes:
- to provoke the guy even more,
- to have an excuse to kill him and take over his homeland.
The US wants Putin angry, and if he does get angry, the 14 countries that joined NATO
after 1997 should become a bit worried.
Putin is choosing his targets carefully (when that's possible, at least) and I don't think he
is interested in the expansion of Russia, he wants to subdue the expansion
of America. The expansion of American
democracy,
culture, military
presence/power (through NATO or not) and American lifestyle (which is, basically, the expansion
of cancer) - is the expansion of America.
Russia was trying to use diplomacy to stop NATO expansion since the 90's but it was ignored.
As Putin said, the US created the enemy in Russia. Now, it's manufacturing insanity
in Putin who is, unlike some other presidents, generally acting very intelligently.
Anyone who believes he's talking non-sense, should really do some research on Ukraine and events that
led to this war.
3rd Act updated.
However, some people evolve and thanks to whistle-blowers and independent reporting, nowadays dirty laundry has a tendency to get exposed. Corruption
often lurks behind the comedy in politics. NATO is too big for itself and some, long overdue, exposure
could be a trigger of collapse. It would save many countries from this war and could shift
the battleground from the
cursed to the
sacred grounds.
Be there conscious conspiracies here or not, I'm sure karma will eventually make it right. The 3rd World War might have started
on
middle ground but I see it ending far away, not necessarily with weapons it has
started with.
Those who are genuinely interested in truth will find it. Truth is unlikely to be found in mainstream media which is simply just another industry prioritizing someone's profit. Thankfully, independent
journalism still exists and at least some of it is not prioritizing profit. J. Pilger is
one
notable example. But there are others.
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Proudly brainwashed, we march into oblivion
This chapter was added on 2024.06.19.
Brainwashing is present everywhere in the human world, it's just differently practised between the East and the West. And people often talk against one system or the other, but ordinary people
themselves actually are the greatest propaganda machine. Polarized people simply feel the need to choose a side, both in peace and in war. Once they do that (consciously or subconsciously) and
the more polarized they are the harder it will be to change their minds by providing facts.
Naturally, the heaviest brainwashing (polarization) is present in the army and the police, but brainwashed minds are everywhere, they just may be more plastic outside these forces. One can blame
the system for doing the brainwashing but one can equally blame the people for accepting and propagating it. In other words, government may be the source of certain propaganda, but people are the
carriers of that force. In the context of the planet, one can certainly interpret them as messengers of the dark, or neurotransmitters of a satanic mind. The more they're polarized, the more
they're evil to the other side. This other side, in their conscious or direct pathways, may be other people, subconsciously, however, they're all fighting the planet (god).
The truth here is that Russia has been provoked into this war. They did not go into war with the aim to expand Russia. This is one thing brainwashed people in the West refuse to accept. There are
parties in the US (like CIA) who will do whatever it takes to ensure global US domination and secure the growth of US economy. A big part of that economy is military industry. Any war that is not
waged on the American soil is in their interest - one way or another, the US will profit from it. So these parties in the US are working hard to make sure conflicts in the world don't cease. Why the
war in Ukraine? 1st, Ukraine is a mineral-rich country, and it is next to Russia, which is also a country rich in resources. Most importantly, Russia is expected to profit with climate change (at
least in the near term) - vast areas of Siberia will become usable for agriculture, but also resource extraction. Naturally, the US parties want these resources to be US controlled. Of course, it
would be ludicrous for the US to attack Russia directly (due to nuclear weapons) so proxies and other ways must be employed. The plan is to overthrow the government in Russia and install corrupt
pro-US puppets so the Russia can become a US servant, just like Ukraine did (this is why Putin is, like Saddam was, portrayed as a madman). If that fails, the US still won't invade Russia, they'll
provoke NATO to fight Russia for them (the US will probably withdraw from NATO before that happens).
A common argument in brainwashed westerners is that NATO never attacked anyone first - it only responds to attacks. Of course they did not attack first, when it's much more convenient to provoke
the conflict and then come out as a saviour in the end (by helping to overthrow a "madman", for example). Sure, some people may benefit from the installed pro-US puppets (those inclined to
the Western unconstrained capitalism, especially corrupt elites), but at least half of people won't, and in the long-term, once the land is plundered and becomes owned entirely
by greedy Western corporations, most people will live in poverty.
Therefore, once the war expands beyond Ukraine, and brainwashed Westerners start saying "we told you so" (implying, as always,
greedy Russia is after all of us), just think again whether
you want to participate in this US produced shit-show.
Another common argument of Westerners is as follows - if Russia didn't attack Ukraine to expand rather to secure the eastern pro-Russian region, why did they bomb Kiev? Well, why
did NATO bomb Belgrade (capital of Serbia) when the war was in the other part of Serbia (Kosovo)? The reason can be retaliation, or to overthrow the government (note that, just as NATO did not
bomb Serbia at random, neither did Russia bomb Ukraine at random - in both cases, the capital was bombed, where the government resides). There is a difference though - the US is using NATO to
overthrow governments so they can ensure US domination and growth, while the Russia wants to overthrow the corrupt pro-US government in order to eliminate the obvious threat to the survival
of Russians and Russian way of life. Russia probably would agree on the division of Ukraine, but they know that is not a long-term solution. As long as the pro-US government rules in the western
part, there will be provocations.
The US needs the war so they did everything they could to provoke it. First, the US parties have invested billions of dollars into Ukraine (mostly through, so
called, NGOs) prior to the Maidan coup in 2014 when the pro-Ukrainian government (Yanukovych) was overthrown (some claim this government was pro-Russian, and it may have been inclined
toward Russia, but were Russian interests prioritized over Ukrainian interests? It certainly was more pro-Ukrainian than what came after it). It's blatantly obvious who sponsored the coup. This could be counted as a provocation
itself, but major provocations started after the corrupt pro-US government was installed - continuing sponsored terrorism in parts of Ukraine populated by Russians (eastern Ukraine), forbidden use
of Russian language, appliance for NATO membership. Provocations didn't stop there. After Russia took back Crimea, the US-sponsored Ukrainian government blocked the North Crimean Canal, which was, up to that point, providing
about 85% of water for Crimeans. Did anyone seriously think Russians will give Crimea back after this? No, the purpose of this was to deprive innocent Russian (or pro-Russian) population of a vital
resource and thus provoke another conflict. It's really remarkable how the Russians managed not to respond to this provocation for 8 years (all that time Crimeans were forced to import water from Russia).
Does anyone seriously think that one would want to be governed by a government blocking you water access? Whether you believe Crimeans are pro-US or not, this act is pure Nazism.
After the war started, provocations did not end, but this time the aim was to involve NATO. And now European governments are increasingly preparing people for the war with Russia. NATO still
doesn't respond to provocations, but that's probably because the US is still in NATO.
Why do you think NATO is expanding? You think, for example, that the recently joined Sweden is suddenly afraid of Russia? No, the reason they joined NATO is because the US wants NATO to be as big
as possible once they withdraw from it (ie. once the World War III starts). A big NATO is a big headache for Russia. And a big NATO without US in it, is a win-win for US. Once NATO collapses
and Russia is significantly weakened, the "good" old US will come to "save" us all. With Europeans (and possibly Russians) left with sticks and bones, this could pretty much look like colonization
of America, if not worse.
This will probably change once Trump becomes a US president again. And once US withdraws, you can be sure that NATO will start responding, and then all hell will break loose. The US is counting on
it. It has already profited a lot for blowing European gas pipelines, now it's time to profit from dying Europeans, after they profit from selling them weapons of course. I just hope
the Russians know that Slavonia (eastern part of Croatia) is not dominantly pro-US (at least that's what I want to believe), so the nuclear missiles will be aimed further to the west. In fact, that
drone (provocation) that crashed in pro-US Zagreb probably can be interpreted as a precursor of a nuclear missile, landing in Zagreb, US - even though the provocation came from Ukraine.
While European leaders and media are preparing everyone for the World War III, in Russia they are discussing
how to prevent such war. The madness in the West is staggering and growing by the minute, so I do not think Russia will be able to prevent this war. I guess one can still hope that people
in Europe won't be stupid enough to support this, but, as said already, people are brainwashed into thinking that Russia is their enemy and, on average, they seem fine with it. Russia is not your
enemy, neither is China. The US is your enemy. Your corrupt leaders, who serve the US, are your enemy. You, serving these idiots, are your enemy. Bloody suicidal and evil fucking
nation. I'm sick of it. Such a sad, sad fucking world I'm living in... On the other hand, I believe everyone in the end will get what they deserve. And the less idiots and their servants the better
for the planet. Maybe I should be happy about this?
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Updates
2024.08.10
Provocations continue. The US is turning Finland and Philippines into new proxy battlegrounds. US installed mid-range missiles in these countries simply cannot be interpreted as defensive
weapons. I strongly suggest watching the
take on
the situation by Neutrality Studies. When is the war gonna start in these countries? Well, most likely within the term of current governments in these countries, probably within 3 years. The democracy has already degraded
in these countries, but once the war starts, elections will be cancelled (just like they have been cancelled in Ukraine) - not due to war (as is usually presented as excuse), but to ensure the war
goes on.
2024.09.30
I recently came across a video where an Ukrainian (allegedly at least) volunteer in the war is arguing that Russian invasion is motivated by nothing more but imperialistic desires for
expansion, because that was mostly the case in history. This is of course, a very biased perspective but not so hard to understand given the fact that Ukraine was a "popular" battleground
in the past and Russians were often involved (many different parties were involved over history - Germany, Poland, Cossacks, Tatars, ...). And they do not have a fond memory
of Soviet Union. However, there are many issues with this perspective and it was obviously influenced by US propaganda. For example, Mongolians and Georgians are not the same as Russians. To say
that Mongolian occupation of Ukraine in the 13th century is the same as Russian occupation because they share distant roots is just wrong. Mongolians invaded Kievan Rus' territory (which
encompassed present day Ukraine) and the Kievan Rus' is the cultural ancestor of Ukraine, Russia and Belarus. So this is the same as saying that Ukraine invaded Ukraine. Russians and Ukrainians are
more closely related to each other than they are to Mongolians. In the Russo-Polish war in the 17th century, all kinds of armies were involved. While there are records of Ukrainian Cossacks repelling
Russian invasion, there are also records of Ukrainian-Russian contingents fighting Polish army allied with Tatars. And Cossacks have both Ukrainian and Russian roots. The Ukrainian-Soviet war
in the 20th century was probably similar to the war today - Ukraine was a proxy for the battle between one system and the other. During that war, Ukraine was occupied by different
parties, e.g. by Germany (in 1918 Ukraine had a German-installed government), and Poland (occupied West Ukraine). In the World War II, Nazi Germany, Hungary and Romania at times
occupied Ukraine, only to be later retook by Soviet Union. So it doesn't really make sense to judge present day Russia by the sins of the Russian Empire or the Soviet Union. Does anyone consider
contemporary Germany as Nazi Germany? And interpretation of sins here is relative. In the history, Russian battles had expansionist motives, but at times were
defensive (where Ukrainians and Russians fought against the same enemy). Ukrainians may have learned to hate Stalin for the famine of 1932-1933 but it was part of a wider Soviet famine that lasted
from 1930-1933 and has affected all grain-producing areas in Soviet Union, not just Ukraine. The famine may have been the result of bad politics, but there is no evidence that Stalin explicitly
ordered starvation. And even if he did, Stalin was not Russian, he was Georgian. In any case, modern Russia ain't Soviet Union or whatever was there before
the SSSR, and Putin ain't Stalin (is Zelenskyy Hitler?). Russia was trying to solve all issues with US and pro-US governments for years and it showed great patience about it, but it was met by
constant provocation. From what I've seen, it is not seeking dominance in the world, it is seeking cooperation, just like China. BRICS is a perfect evidence of that. US, on the other hand, is
obsessed with dominance. Perhaps western Ukraine wants to be dominated by US, but I strongly doubt that eastern Ukraine wants that. Division of the country (which is pretty big, btw) is the
obvious solution that could ensure peace and is probably something that sane Ukrainian population would be satisfied with, but one party here is greedy, and that's the one labelling the other
party as such.