by
Phillip Todd
Addressing the Russian Federal Assembly Putin, as usual, had some choice words for the
United States. "In the case of Ukraine, our Western partners have
crossed the line," he told lawmakers. "Western partners, led by the
United States, prefer not to be guided by international law in their
practical policies, but by the rule of the gun. ... They have come to
believe in their exceptionalism and their sense of being the chosen
ones. That they can decide the destiny of the world, that it is only
them who can be right. It is extremely dangerous to encourage people to see themselves as
exceptional, whatever the motivation," Putin stated. "There are
big countries and small countries, rich and poor, those with long
democratic traditions and those still finding their way to democracy.
Their policies differ, too," he wrote. "We are all different, but when
we ask for the Lord's blessings, we must not forget that God created us
equal."
Those are the words and thoughts of the Russian leader. Instead of finding common ground with Russia, the US continues to
escalate tensions with inefficient sanctions and rhetoric while
provocatively supporting the illegitimate CIA led Kiev government. This didn't have to happen if they had realized back in
1990 that they should create a new security organization, with no
Warsaw pact and no NATO. Not without Russia, nor against Russia,
but with Russia – a common security alliance.
Let us look back at what has transpired. From 1989 to 1991, Mikhail Gorbachev agreed to let Eastern Europe go
free and withdraw his troops and tank armies back to the Urals. The
Soviet Union was allowed to dissolve into 15 nations. In three years,
the USSR gave up an empire, a third of its territory, and half its
people. It extended to us a hand of friendship. How did we respond?
We pushed NATO right up to Russia's borders, bringing in Poland,
Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Rumania, Bulgaria, even former Soviet
republics Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia. European objections alone
prevented us from handing out NATO war guarantees to Ukraine and
Georgia.
To cut Moscow out of the Caspian Sea oil, we helped build a pipeline
through two former Soviet republics, Azerbaijan and Georgia, and,
thence, under the Black Sea to our NATO ally Turkey.In the Boris Yeltsin
decade, the 1990s, George W. Bush sought to
put an anti-missile system in Poland and the Czech Republic. Neither
country had requested it. We said it was aimed at Iran. U.S. hustlers are colluding with local oligarchs in
looting Russia of her natural resources. You can't take riches from a nuclear power, but you can have them surrender them. The goal has always been to encircle Russia and bring it's to it's knees for the profit of the Democratic Socialist billionaires of the world.
So how did we think he would react to U.S. encirclement of his country by NATO and U.S. meddling in his internal affairs? What did everyone expect when the US broke promises and expanded NATO
to the East? Did they expect Russia would sit back and do nothing? Are the US and it's allies trying to start WW III? No, they want to pry their riches out of them. Why cannot we Americans see ourselves as others see us?
The answer to that is very easy - American media propaganda. As it was in the old Soviet Union, so it now how it is in the West. The US public is bombarded with non-news and government propaganda. Half truths and outright lies furnished by rich Leftist Socialists, many of whom are not US citizens but control the media almost completely. Looking at the US today, Joseph Stalin would have been proud.
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