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Introduction – March 10, 2024

Former Russian president, Dmitry Medvedev who is still a powerful figure in the Kremlin has made a series of provocative statements recently, that have caused alarm.

However, one cannot help wondering how much of this war of words between Medvedev and Western leaders, reported below, is being orchestrated?

Are we supposed to believe that former Russian premier, Putin aide and prominent Kremlin security official really uttered such warnings? Or that French President Macron hawkish response to recent Russian advances in Ukraine was an authentic reaction to Russian military gains?

That’s how things may seem at first glance but we should ask ourselves: is the effete Macron really so hawkish? Or is he simply following instructions, like Medvedev?

Call me a cynic but this build-up in tensions between Russia and nations in the NATO alliance feels like it has been scripted. Ultimately the objective is to lead the inhabitants of NATO nations and Russia into a wider conflict, unconsciously, over Ukraine.

After all, the Covid-19 pandemic and the ensuing mass vaccination program failed. Insofar as it is not working fast enough in reducing the population.

As far as the elite are concerned there are still too many people on the planet and their number one priority is global depopulation, which is where Covid-19 and the vaccines came in.

It was a classic problem, reaction, solution routine. Wherein a problem was created in the form of covid-19. The reaction that followed was a mass vaccination program, which also provided a solution to global over-population. Or at least, it was supposed to.

The problem is that not enough people are dying. Sure the Covid vaccine is killing people, it’s just not doing so fast enough.

So now the elite and their puppets in government and the media are putting Plan B, the fallback option, into play. And that means we could soon be on the road to full-scale war with Russia and its allies. Ed.

Putin Ally Warns France That Russia Has ‘No More Red Lines’

Jon Jackson – Newsweek March 7,2024

Former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev on Thursday warned France that Russia has “no more red lines” for the country.

Medvedev, who was head of state between 2008 and 2012 and currently serves as deputy chairman of Russia’s Security Council, made the comment in a message posted on X (formerly Twitter).

His warning was directed at French President Emmanuel Macron, who earlier in the day reaffirmed Paris’ firm support for Kyiv in its war against Russia’s invading forces while meeting with France’s other party party leaders at the Elysee Palace.

Le Monde reported that after the meeting, Fabien Roussel—national secretary of the French Communist Party—said Macron had expressed how “France’s position has changed” regarding the war, and that “there are no more red lines, there are no more limits.

Medvedev addressed the report from the French newspaper in a threatening X post.

“Macron has said, ‘there are no more red lines, there are no more limits’ in terms of supporting Ukraine (Le Monde). Then that means, Russia has no more red lines left for France,” Medvedev wrote.

The Kremlin official then added, “In hostem omina licita,” a Latin phrase that roughly translates as “everything is legal if it is done to an enemy.”

Newsweek reached out to Macron’s office via email on Thursday night for comment.

Earlier this week, Macron walked back on comments he made a week earlier that were widely interpreted to mean he supported sending NATO soldiers into Ukraine to fight against Russia.

“Nothing should be excluded,” the French President said, following a gathering of Ukraine’s backers in Paris on February 26. “We will do anything we can to prevent Russia from winning this war.”

His comments drew support from some NATO leaders, while the Kremlin issued a statement that declared such a move could lead to a direct conflict between NATO and Russia.

Speaking to the press on February 27, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said Western troops becoming involved in the war would result in the “inevitability” of a direct confrontation.

“In that case, it’s not going to be about probability, but inevitability—that’s how we assess it,” Peskov said when asked about the probability of a direct conflict between NATO and Russia if Western troops are sent to Ukraine, according to the Kremlin-controlled outlet Tass.

Medvedev, a longtime close ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin, is known for making inflammatory statements, often involving threats of nuclear war. In January, he went so far as to threaten a nuclear strike on Ukraine if Kyiv attacked missile launch sites on Russian territory.

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