PATRICE GREANVILLE—A TSUNAMI OF FALSE FLAGS, WITH THE LIE THAT PRES. ASSAD GASSED HIS OWN PEOPLE, DEPLOYED BY WESTERN MEDIA IN AN EFFORT TO JUSTIFY ALL OUT AGGRESSION AGAINST HIS GOVERNMENT.
Like the Gulf of Tonkin incident during the Vietnam War, and the WMD during the ramp up to the aggression against Iraq, the nonstop psyops against the Syrian government have been used to sell US intervention against Damascus.
ISRAEL SHAMIR—During this time, the plot to assassinate President Lukashenko and/or kidnap his sons was uncovered in Moscow. The plotters enjoyed CIA support, said the Belarusian president, asserting that his assassination had been authorised at the highest level of the Biden administration. This disclosure drew Belarus closer to Moscow. A year ago Minsk and Moscow were cold-shouldering each other. Lukashenko had good reason to suspect that the Russian oligarchs were involved in the colour revolution in his country. They hoped to remove the stubborn president, then privatise and buy Belarus’ industry, as this republic is the only one that preserved and improved the legacy it inherited from Soviet days. Since then, Lukashenko realised that Putin is not against him and relations have begun to improve.
THE SAKER—NATO and the EU are in a bind. While some countries go “totally insane” (the Czech Republic and the usual 3B+PU) others are desperately trying to keep things together (Germany). As for the regime in Kiev, it is barely holding on to power and has no other options left than doubling down over and over and over again. Crucially, the junta in Kiev will continue to blame Russia for absolutely everything and anything (about 99% of what the Ukie political class does nowadays is hate on Russia and threaten to defeat Russia militarily).
RAY MCGOVERN—Putin prefaced his unusually pointed remarks by saying Russia wants “good relations … including, by the way, those with whom we have not been getting along lately, to put it mildly. We really do not want to burn bridges.” In a clear effort to caution provocateurs not only in Kiev, but also in Washington and other NATO capitals, Putin added this warning:
“But if someone mistakes our good intentions for indifference or weakness and intends to burn down or even blow up these bridges, they should know that Russia’s response will be asymmetrical, swift and tough.” Those behind provocations that threaten the core interests of our security will regret what they have done in a way they have not regretted anything for a long time.
At the same time, I just have to make it clear, we have enough patience, responsibility, professionalism, self-confidence and certainty in our cause, as well as common sense, when making a decision of any kind. But I hope that no one will think about crossing the “red line” with regard to Russia. We ourselves will determine in each specific case where it will be drawn.
A defiant Ukrainian reaction coming 48-hours after Supreme Socialist Leader Joe Biden abruptly ordered US Navy warships not to enter the Black Sea and threaten Russia—an abrupt turnabout preceded by President Putin accepting an unscheduled phone call from Biden—during this call saw President Putin not only warning Biden that any US warships entering the Black Sea would be in grave danger of being destroyed by Russian naval forces and should “stay away for their own good”—then saw President Putin further warning Biden to “tread carefully” as the FSB knew exactly what the CIA was plotting.