The latest US/Euro sanctions on Russia is an attempt, we are told, to bring President Putin back to the negotiating table with Zelensky to bring about peace. To be fair, I’ve lost count on the number of sanctions that have been placed on Russia since 2022. Interestingly, none of these economic efforts to strangle Moscow have had any effect. Despite the empty bluster from elected and unelected officials from Brussels and Washington, forcing Russia’s hand in this manner simply doesn’t work. Why is this empty strategy continuing?
Despite the EU’s constant saber rattling, threatening Russia with WWIII, and at the same time, claiming Ukraine is winning the war, do not have the military capability to go to war with Russia. Of course, these effeminates, globalist puppets for international bankers will never tell us the truth. In effect, the EU cannot make a move unless their big daddy in the White House gives them permission. The EU is a wet paper tiger in a mini skirt.
At the beginning of the Trump administration, many had high hopes that the end to this war would become a reality. Trump bragged about creating peace in Ukraine throughout his 2024 campaign. The amount of times President Trump has changed his mind about Russia and Putin since attaining office would cause severe whiplash to any casual observer. The real motives for Russia’s invasion of Ukraine have been apparent from the start. As the cliche goes, ‘truth is the first casualty of war’ applies to this one. The truth is the west provoked this war. Russia has no intention to conquer Europe, and the EU leaders have been pushing these lies from the beginning.
Last year, I reviewed a comprehensive essay by Benjamin Abelow entitled How the West Brought War to Ukraine. See: Abelow – How the West Brought War to Ukraine – Comment. The book briefly outlines why this war broke out. It also suggests how to end the conflict.
Below is listed several reasons why this war is a proxy for NATO and the US from the above stated essay by Abelow:
Expanded NATO over a thousand miles eastward, pressing it towards Russia’s border.
Withdraw unilaterally from the Antiballistic Missile Treaty and placed antiballistic launch systems in NATO countries.
Helped lay the groundwork for, and may have directly instigated, an armed, far-right coup in Ukraine.
Conducted countless NATO military exercises near Russia’s borders.
Asserted, without pressing strategic need, and in disregard of the threat such a move would pose for Russia, that Ukraine would become a NATO member.
Withdraw unilaterally from the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces Treaty, increasing Russian vulnerability to a US first strike.
Armed and trained Ukraine military through bilateral agreements and held regular joint military training exercises inside Ukraine.
Led the Ukrainian leadership to adopt an uncompromising stance toward Russia, further exacerbating the threat to Russia...
Again, this is a proxy war for the US. This would include the EU. I would suggest that all-out conflict with Russia by the US could well bring nuclear annihilation, therefore, by extending the war economically (sanctions) and continuing to supply Ukraine with more weaponry, the US will eventually weaken them to the extent that regime change is a possibility. The hope is by slowly chipping away at Russia, overtime the globalist factions, international bankers can reap the harvest of Russia’s resources.
War is good business. Weapon manufactures depend on conflict to constantly replenish their bottom line. Because the US is a war-based economy (since WWII) continuing conflict is a must. All the weaponry given to Israel from the US to actively pursue the ethnic cleansing of Gaza, and the billions of dollars and bombs given to Ukraine and now planning an invasion in Venezuela, proves this point. If you believe this war is about sustaining ‘democracy’ in Ukraine, you’re living in a brainwashed, alternate reality. It’s about global hegemony and economic dominance.
Many have finally arrived at the conclusion that our leaders and their handlers do not care about the people. Human lives don’t matter, only money and power.
The war is dragging on in Ukraine for this single, albeit cynical, reason:
War is good business.
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