“There is no greater love than if a man lays down his life for his friends”
In. 15, 13
If God is with us, then who can be against us ?
GOD IS WITH US
HEIL RUSSIAN NATIONAL SOCIALISM
* The ZIonist want to destroy Russia and steal all of its wealth. Not going to happen.
Crisis in Ukraine: A Win for Putin’s Russia, or a Catastrophe for Us All?
It’s truly a crazy world these days. The pandemic. Runaway debt. The culture wars. Constant media lying. Institutional corruption. The war on Whites. Lawlessness, inflation, chaos. Systemic instability on a global scale. And now Cold War II? While I am no foreign policy or geopolitical expert and am very busy with other work, I feel compelled to chime in on the present conflict in Ukraine as the U.S. seemingly careens from one disaster to another in a manner so reckless as to endanger all life on the planet. The way I see it, the current conflict in Ukraine ends in one of two ways: Victory for Putin’s Russia, or catastrophe for us all. Ukraine is screwed either way. All freedom-loving people should be demanding a ceasefire immediately to stop the bloodshed. Below are excepts from two articles which provide much-needed perspective on this unfolding drama. — Dissident Millennial
WWII redux: The endpoint of US policy
by John Walsh | February 21, 2022
“This is not going to be a war of Ukraine and Russia. This is going to be a European war, a full-fledged war.” So spoke Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky just days after berating the US for beating the drums of war.
It is not hard to imagine how Zelensky’s words must have fallen on those European ears that were attentive. His warning surely conjured up images of World War II when tens of millions of Europeans and Russians perished.
Zelensky’s words echoed those of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on the other side of the world at the eastern edge of the great Eurasian landmass: “When elephants fight, it is the grass that gets trampled flat.” We can be sure that Duterte, like Zelensky, had in mind World War II, which also consumed tens of millions of lives in East Asia.
The United States is stoking tensions in both Europe and East Asia, with Ukraine and Taiwan as the current flashpoints on the doorsteps of Russia and China, which are the targeted nations.
Let us be clear at the outset. As we shall see, the endpoint of this process is not for the US to do battle with Russia or China, but to watch China and Russia fight it out with their neighbors to the ruin of both sides. The US is to “lead from behind” – as safely and remotely as can be arranged.
To make sense of this and react properly, we must be very clear-eyed about the goal of the US. Neither Russia nor China has attacked or even threatened the US. Nor are they in a position to do so – unless one believes that either is ready to embark on a suicidal nuclear war.
Why should the US elite and its media pour out a steady stream of anti-China and anti-Russia invective? Why the steady eastward march of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization since the end of the first Cold War? The goal of the US is crystal clear – it regards itself as the Exceptional Nation and entitled to be the No 1 power on the planet, eclipsing all others.
This goal is most explicitly stated in the well-known Wolfowitz Doctrine drawn shortly after the end of the first Cold War in 1992. It proclaimed that the United States’ “first objective is to prevent the re-emergence of a new rival, either on the territory of the former Soviet union or elsewhere….”
It stated that no regional power must be allowed to emerge with the power and resources “sufficient to generate global power.” It stated frankly that “we must maintain the mechanism for deterring potential competitors from even aspiring to a larger regional or global power” (emphasis mine).
The Wolfowitz Doctrine is but the latest in a series of such proclamations that have proclaimed global domination as the goal of US foreign policy since 1941, the year before the US entered World War II. This lineage is documented clearly in a book by the Quincy Institute’s Stephen Wertheim, “Tomorrow, the World: The Birth of US Global Supremacy.”
Target No 1: China
China’s economy is No 1 in terms of PPP-GDP (gross domestic product based on purchasing power parity) according to the International Monetary Fund and has been since November 2014. It is growing faster than the US economy and shows no signs of slowing down. In a sense, China has already won by this metric, since economic power is the ultimate basis of all power.
But what about a military defeat of China? Can the US with its present vastly superior armed forces bring that about? Historian Alfred McCoy answers that question in the way most do these days, with a clear “no” . . .
Read more:
https://nationalvanguard.org/2022/03/crisis-in-ukraine-a-win-for-putins-russia-or-a-catastrophe-for-us-all/
