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Introduction – March 21, 2022

For once President Zelensky may be right when he warns of WWIII should talks with Russia fail. In fact that is probably the real objective behind the crisis in Ukraine.

In Paris and London, Canada and the U.S., resistance to vaccine mandates was mounting, along with a growing awareness of the elite’s REAL agenda. So as far as the elite were concerned they had no option but to switch to plan B: large-scale war between major powers.

This is where the crisis in Ukraine is heading.

Russia may seem isolated but it has one very big and powerful potential ally. China also has a point of contention with the West in Taiwan, so rather than face the West alone at some later date we suggest that Beijing will throw in its lot with Moscow.

Right now it has remained un-committed but when push comes to shove that will change.

Meanwhile, Ukraine’s puppet President Zelensky is reportedly being kept “coked-up” by his handlers so he can be more easily manipulated to convince the world to join in alongside a bunch of neo-Nazis in their fight against Russia.

As Gonzalo Lira explains, we are being led toward WWIII by puppets like Biden and Zelensky. In co-operation with a compliant media like the Independent below, which presents a coked-up character actor as if he were an authentic political leader.

Of course he’s not but Zelensky plays a vital role in preparing us for the elite’s grand plan of global depopulation. Ed.

Ukraine’s Zelensky predicts ‘third World War’ if negotiations with Putin fail

John Bowden – The Independent March 20, 2022

Ukraine’s president Volodymyr Zelensky has warned of a “third World War” if talks with Vladimir Putin fail to achieve peace following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.

“[I]f these attempts fail, that would mean … a third World War,” Mr Zelensky told CNN via video link on Sunday. The leader also repeated his belief that Russian forces were working to “exterminate” Ukraine’s civilian population.

“Unfortunately, our dignity is not going to preserve lives. So I think that we have to use any format…[to reach] the possibility of talking to Putin,” Mr Zelensky told CNN anchor Fareed Zakaria.

The Ukrainian leader spoke as the one-month anniversary of Russia’s invasion looms this week. Ukraine has resisted the attacks across several fronts and has dealt thousands of casualties to Russia’s armed forces in a matter of weeks, according to US intelligence agencies. The scale is comparable to the US losses in Iraq and Afghanistan over more than a decade.

 

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