Rixon Stewart – Dec 15, 2021
Like most real news this hasn’t featured prominently in the mainstream Western media, if at all. It should though because it may mark a major new development in the West’s face-off with Russia.
On Tuesday, Dec. 14, President Putin issued what was essentially an ultimatum to the West. He demanded immediate negotiations to halt the Western military alliance’s expansion eastwards.
According to the Kremlin press office:
“Vladimir Putin again stressed the need for launching negotiations with the United States and NATO, without any delay, for elaborating international legal guarantees of security for our country that rule out the alliance’s further eastward expansion and the deployment of weapon systems endangering Russia on the territory of Ukraine and other neighboring states,” the statement says. (Tass Dec 14, 2021)
In other words Putin is now calling for negotiations — “without and delay” — to prevent potential conflict with the West. This comes as Russia’s military continues its build-up close to its border with Ukraine. US analysts claim that Russia could have as many as 175,000 troops within striking distance of Ukraine by the end of January.
That would certainly be enough for Russia to launch a ground invasion.

Russia and Belarus recently held war games that involved 200,000 troops. Was this a practise for an invasion of Ukraine? Click to enlarge
Compounding matters is the reported presence of NATO troops in the region. Substantial numbers are already in Poland where the U.S. Army is setting up a $30 million Command and Control Headquarters. In addition to which hundreds of UK Special Forces troops are reportedly deploying in Ukraine itself, some of them close to the border with Russia, ready to assist any fledgling insurgency (see below).
This is probably what prompted Putin to issue the ultimatum. The West’s incremental military advance eastwards is now approaching Russia’s own border and like many Russians he sees that as a potential threat. Meaning that if he decides to go to war he will have popular support.
However, Putin needs to be careful because he might be playing into the West’s hands.
While we have no doubt that the Russian army could take Ukraine – and that, crucially the West will avoid direct military confrontation if it does – Russia could still be walking into a trap if it invades.
Certainly, Russia would secure the main Ukrainian urban centres and transport corridors with relative ease but on Ukraine’s western fringes it might find itself in a drawn-out, debilitating guerrilla campaign, albeit hundreds of miles away but still close to its very border; just as it once was in Afghanistan.
This would be a NATO commander’s dream come true. They could undermine Russia’s growing military power using a third party, which they could then supply and equip without getting directly involved themselves; exactly as they once did with the Taliban.
Is history about to repeat itself, but in Eastern Europe rather than Afghanistan? Stay tuned. Ed.

Good for Putin — but he cannot negotiate with the West, He can only negotiate with a small band of gangsters who have taken over the West.
As such, hopes on this end should be slim.
Rixon: “However, Putin needs to be careful because he might be playing into the West’s hands.”
Of course, it is a trap, & Putin knows this. But there comes a point when you can’t keep backing into a corner. You mention UK special forces in Ukraine. The UK is desperate to fight Russia & Ukraine is remote enough that initially, UK forces won’t be mentioned in the fake news.
I don’t believe Biden wants a war, but it is the usual how much power does Biden have if any?
The game is thus; the UK and US are massively bankrupt. They have zero chance of recovery within peacetime economics, so they are in a corner. Because of this, they’ve been pushing Russia
into a corner for nearly 20yrs, so this is nothing new. It has been building up & now we are almost at the point of no return.
The thing is, we don’t know what plans Nato has, & we don’t know what the Russians know. If the Russians know the UK has military forces in Ukraine, as well as substantial mercenary forces, then Russia won’t be just invading Ukraine, they will annihilate Ukraine. They won’t be letting special forces from the West run away back home as they did in South Ossetia.
Who knows where it will end, but it could easily be WW3 because the UK will do all it can to start it.
As I’ve said many many times before. There’s no space for the US/UK to recover into, such as the EU & Pacific Rim after WW2. The only space free, assuming the West wins, is Russia and the huge chunk of the Arctic controlled by Russia, & a big war would sort out the useless eater sheeple problem.
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NATO lost in Afghanistan.
Russia would eat America’s lunch.
China is the Bogeyman, It aint Russia’s friend either.
There will be no guerilla war. The Russkis could be in Calais in two weeks. Or the northern hemisphere could be a radioactive wasteland.
Black Pete: true, if all Russian tanks are operational, they could be in Calais in two weeks. I also believe that many in the EU, UK, & US militaries aren’t up for a real war & that many will simply not turn up. Same in Ukraine and I think it is the case in many Baltic states. While the bought and paid for leaders in these countries are full of loud chat, I don’t believe their sheeple are so willing. One of the main reasons why the UK is always eager to send small deployments of troops to these Eastern front states is that they can take a reading of the local mood and see just how reliable, or not reliable the local military forces are. You’ll note, ‘small number’ because the UK deep state knows that none of them will be coming home should things kick off.
Any photos l’ve seen of Russian troops brings back to mind the Waffen SS and they were only defeated by lack of fuel (primarily) and overwhelming numbers. This time there’ll be no shortage of fuel and Russia’s army is not commanded by transvestites and lesbians. R. I. P the UK and US if they tangle with Putin.
Russia absolutely doesn’t need to invade Ukraine. Eastern part of artificial state called Ukraine which includes complete Black sea coast is majority populated with people who consider themselves to be more Russian then Ukrainians. Right now they are silent due to aggressive Ukraine’s neo Nazi groups but they are ready to rise and only what they would need is for Russia to close/control air space (as it happened in Donbass). The Western part of Ukraine would be landlocked territory in complete disarray with neighboring countries eying part of it (Poland, Romania, Slovakia and Hungary). People in Eastern part of Ukraine saw how Crimea progressed rapidly after joining Russia. Russia was glad to return Crimea and to leave rest of Ukraine to collapse on itself but with such aggressive posture of NATO there is no other way than to take complete Black sea coast under control albeit indirectly through new state called Novorossiya. West would not recognize new state but who cares what West thinks anymore. Black sea coast is the only reason Ukraine is valuable to NATO, without it they will leave it to rot.
Like WW1-2, great care will be taken as to confuse, and win the narrative from start.
And remember, after Crimea, Russia, in the minds of many, is the great aggressor.
MH17 also paved the way for that false image.
Or its just plan b in the great reset.
Gee it’s a really good thing those Uke soldiers wearing their masks to make them safe. Those Russians have bare faces and must be really bad.
What if someone sent out invitations to a war and nobody R. S. V. P.d ?
in our times between big contrahents
troops + tanks are absolutely superfluo.
only rockets + scramjets will decide
outcome since the most victims are
expendable civilians in modern war .
tanks + troops are only useful between
small nations . or some mossad mininuke
here + there .
R2b:
“And remember, after Crimea, Russia, in the minds of many, is the great aggressor.” I take it you are referring to all the thicko sheeple?
No one outside the NWO nexus believes Russia was at fault for Crimea or supporting Eastern Ukraine in the face of Kiev Nazis.
PUTIN should send a nuke on London City.
turning all gold + diamons of South Africa
into steam . that would be the end of the much
praised special relationship between UK + USA.
and american goyim could take their nation
into their own hands !
Wolf: I think you are mistaken. No one cares if the sheeple in Western Ukraine are in disarray. Ukraine is going to become an unofficial NATO member, & through creep, will get bigger and better weapons systems including medium and long-range missiles, & Russia/Moscow will face a 5-minute threat and then there’s the 2600 mile Belarus/Russian border to protect. So Russia probably does need to invade Ukraine.
If you haven’t figured it out yet–NATO, Russia, Ukraine are all directed by the same Zionist Cryptocrats behind their visible appointed puppets like Biden, Putin, Zelensky, Johnson (who just happen to be all yarmulke wearing Jews). Its all a staged act to mask their pervasive power, manipulate the goy masses into war, & further their ethno-demographic transformation of Europe/North America/Oceania into nonwhite simian-mongrel societies (Kalergi Jew). Figure it out, if you can…
@Carl Jones
Nice to read a rational analysis of the situation. I agree, and I also think many Ukrainians will cross over to the Russians. Of course, there will be die-hards, but they will be in a minority.
Would America sacrifice Washington for Kiev? Unlikely.
Would The British sacrifice London for Kiev? Possibly – British politicians are so utterly corrupted by American money that they might (all those Mossad movies of British politicians on Epstein island might play a role too).
Nico X: maybe true, but that doesn’t stop the destruction & death, not that I give a flying xxxx about the sheeple, but good people, truthers, & thinkers will be murdered, & life will be forever changed. We have idiots protesting about sham anthropogenic climate change, & there’s a reasonable chance they’ll get nuked or have their lives blighted by radiation, yet no one does anything…
@NicoX :. Spot on
@Carl Jones…yeah i know, but that’s what happens when demented Jewish mongrels control your ‘nation’… nobody cared when the Brits/Canadians/ Australians/Americans/Russians incinerated millions of German civilians (men,women,children) in their bombing raids of Dresden, Berlin, Hamburg etc…
This war is inevitable given the “leadership” in the west and their need for something to distract from their crimes in the plandemic debacle. Plus they haven’t caused the deaths of enough people yet. Putin must know that the Ukrainians are not going to stage a guerrilla war against Russian troops once they take the Ukraine back. Why stop at the western border of the Ukraine? True this will be a war of missiles and drones, but it still takes boots on the ground to hold land. Tanks and troops are still needed, even crucial. Hitting and even taking Europe will not be enough for complete victory, however. The U.S. must be hit hard to prevent a counter attack. I think it will start as soon as weather allows.
If NATO keep provoking the Bear then any conflict with the west will be full on!! . The biggest NATO casualty will be it’s NAVY , Gone in 60 seconds ALL OVER THE GLOBE!!
Nico X–that yarmulke problem is not big, considering that politicians in meetings are always being jokingly diplomatic.
@lewis jones…oh yeah, just like Jesus wasn’t a Jew either according to all these morons on here, even though he goes to synagogue, observes passover & wears tzitzit…so these various heads of State wearing yarmulkes aren’t really Jews either…lol
This from RT.
Andrey Kritskikh, a Russian foreign ministry official said this.
“A war is taking place, and taking place very intensely,” he warned in his address at the Moscow State Institute of International Relations. “As much as we act like this is all hidden, in fact, full-scale hostilities are happening in cyberspace. And in general, the media are correct to say this is already a Third World War. We just don’t know the extent of the damage, or who will lose in the end, or what the world’s configuration will be as a result of the war.”
Hmmm.