HOPING TO FORCE RUSSIA TO SUE FOR PEACE?
DEATH AND DESTRUCTION FOREIGN POLICY HAS NO LIMITS
We see over the weekend a resumption of the Syrian civil war that has resulted in the death of over 500,000 Syrians and the desperation of much of the population into Europe and Turkey, all just some more collateral damage in the ongoing geopolitical war.
The difference today rather than in 2011 when the civil war first erupted is that much of the world, except for American citizens, understand that Syrian rebels are just mercenaries bought and paid for with U.S. dollar debt. That and the freedom to keep the spoils of war, is much of the incentive to reignite this war.
At the same time we see another attempt at a maiden revolution in Georgia. After the parliament decided to suspend talks on joining the EU until 2028, the cities erupted into violent protests and EU countries promised to sanction the leadership of the country. Elections were recently held and those that have misgivings about becoming part of the EU and NATO prevailed. It seems to be a replay of the Ukrainian revolution of 2014, much of it financed by the Uk and U.S.. Again, most of the world now understands the pattern and the policy and understands that it about global control rather than democracy.
Much of this is just another attempt to expand these conflicts and put pressure on Russia to accept NATO membership for Ukraine. While that may be the intended motive, it is more likely to end in a cataclysmic climax rather than quiet submission.
We may soon expect to see this conflict expand into Moldova and Transnistria. After all chaos and death are all necessary to prevail in this geopolitical battle between good and evil, if only it was simple to determine which is good or which is evil.
