Who's responsible for destabilising North Africa, the Middle East and Ukraine?
Who, consequently, is responsible for an unstoppable influx of tens, even hundreds of thousands of refugees from those regions into Europe?
Who's behind the trade war with Russia, which from a European perspective is utter idiocy?
Read the article by Eric Zuesse in the Strategic Culture Foundation of August 7, or this later article by Robert Parry, November 21, Barrel Bombs and Bullshit, or hear it from the lips of US Congresswoman, Tulsi Gabbard, who introduces a Bill to stop the illegal war on Assad.
Why are European politicians supporting this destructive and self-defeating policy of their American "ally"? Are they so blind they can't see how this will end?
Or, as Jim Kunstler puts it, one month later, 'There goes Europe', while David McWilliams urges 'our European Leaders' to take the lead, 'EU must finally show leadership in the Middle East'. Good luck to that.
Added later:
Much of the anti-Russian EU invective hails from the Baltic, historically understandable, but highly detrimental to our future. With their still livid soviet paranoia, the Balts are susceptible to CIA and NATO machinations and willingly oblige to be used as vents for American venom to enter the EU political arena.
Article: "The 'American Party' within the institutions of the European Union," by Manlio Dinucci, March 20, 2019, VoltaireNet.
Now, fast forward to 2022:
The Ukraine war, which started February 23rd, is not about Ukraine, it's about Germany. If the new German Chancellor, Olaf Scholz, had been less of a stupid 'Dummkopf' he'd have honoured the Minsk agreements and allowed the gas flow of Nord Stream 2 to start and NG prices wouldn't have exploded, at all.
The Finnish/German internet entrepreneur Kim Dotcom thinks even now, it's not to late for Scholz to come to his senses and end the war single-handedly. All he's to do is to tell the Anglo-Saxons to stuff it – (no NATO partnership for Ukraine), make his peace with Putin and open the taps.
Article: 'Ending the Ukraine War,' by Portfolio Armor, September 7, 2022, on ZeroHedge.
