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<\/a><\/p>\nThe Western corporate media seems to be able to find an implied threat in everything coming from Russia these days.<\/h5>\nFrom meddling in the last U.S. elections<\/a> <\/span>to ‘direct, corrupt involvement’ by Russia in the 2015 UK elections<\/a> <\/span>to Russian Twitter bots,<\/a><\/span> it\u2019s everywhere. Or so the corporate media would have us believe.<\/h5>\nNo matter that none of this is supported by an ounce of hard evidence. The insinuation alone is enough to cast Putin’s Russia as a threat.<\/h5>\nThe new British Army chief has further underlined this by warning that Russia now poses a greater threat than ISIS.<\/h5>\nAccording to the Press Association<\/a><\/span>:<\/h5>\nGeneral Mark Carleton-Smith said the UK cannot be complacent about the threat Russia poses \u201cor leave it uncontested\u201d.<\/h5>\nThe obvious implication being that at some point the West is going to have to confront Russia.<\/h5>\n\u201cThe Russians seek to exploit vulnerability and weakness wherever they detect it,\u201d he told the Daily Telegraph<\/a><\/span>.<\/h5>\n\u201cRussia today indisputably represents a far greater threat to our national security than Islamic extremist threats such as al-Qaida and Isil,\u201d he said, using another name for Isis.<\/h5>\nIn other words sooner or later the West is going to have to deal with Russia, and that may mean confronting it militarily.<\/h5>\nIs this why the British military high command and the UK media seem to be working in tandem to portray Russia as a threat? Is this all part of a campaign to subtly condition the Western public in preparation for potential military conflict with Russia? Ed.<\/h5>\nPutin\u2019s \u2018chilling Christmas greeting\u2019: A jokey Russian military calendar, as seen by the Daily Mail<\/h1>\nRussia Today \u2013 Dec 25, 2018<\/h2>\n
When it comes to Putin\u2019s Russia, everything is a threat of war and, for the alarmists at the Daily Mail, a cheeky calendar from the Russian Defense Ministry simply could not be interpreted in any other way.<\/span><\/p>\nRussian President Vladimir Putin\u2019s latest \u201cchilling Christmas greeting to the West<\/strong><\/span>\u201d<\/em>\u00a0<\/a> comes in the deceptively mundane form of a calendar. Published by none other than Putin\u2019s \u201cmilitary machine,\u201d<\/em> the twelve sheets are packed chock-full with \u201cthreatening messages\u201d<\/em> and various depictions of the country\u2019s \u201cmilitary might.\u201d<\/em> Among the most frightening examples, according to the British tabloid, are Russian missiles and female soldiers.<\/span><\/p>\n![\"evil](\"https:\/\/www.thetruthseeker.co.uk\/wp-content\/uploads\/2018\/12\/evil-russians1.png\")
<\/a><\/p>\nOne might think the calendar is just a light-hearted way of showcasing military achievements, but don\u2019t be fooled. It is a warning, deliberately timed to \u201cmock the West,\u201d<\/em> because even Christmas isn\u2019t holy for the Russians: They celebrate New Year instead, spending December 25 as a normal working day (presumably toiling at Putin\u2019s missile assembly lines, though the Daily Mail author stops short of stating this outright).<\/span><\/p>\n
No matter that none of this is supported by an ounce of hard evidence. The insinuation alone is enough to cast Putin’s Russia as a threat.<\/h5>\nThe new British Army chief has further underlined this by warning that Russia now poses a greater threat than ISIS.<\/h5>\nAccording to the Press Association<\/a><\/span>:<\/h5>\nGeneral Mark Carleton-Smith said the UK cannot be complacent about the threat Russia poses \u201cor leave it uncontested\u201d.<\/h5>\nThe obvious implication being that at some point the West is going to have to confront Russia.<\/h5>\n\u201cThe Russians seek to exploit vulnerability and weakness wherever they detect it,\u201d he told the Daily Telegraph<\/a><\/span>.<\/h5>\n\u201cRussia today indisputably represents a far greater threat to our national security than Islamic extremist threats such as al-Qaida and Isil,\u201d he said, using another name for Isis.<\/h5>\nIn other words sooner or later the West is going to have to deal with Russia, and that may mean confronting it militarily.<\/h5>\nIs this why the British military high command and the UK media seem to be working in tandem to portray Russia as a threat? Is this all part of a campaign to subtly condition the Western public in preparation for potential military conflict with Russia? Ed.<\/h5>\nPutin\u2019s \u2018chilling Christmas greeting\u2019: A jokey Russian military calendar, as seen by the Daily Mail<\/h1>\nRussia Today \u2013 Dec 25, 2018<\/h2>\n
When it comes to Putin\u2019s Russia, everything is a threat of war and, for the alarmists at the Daily Mail, a cheeky calendar from the Russian Defense Ministry simply could not be interpreted in any other way.<\/span><\/p>\nRussian President Vladimir Putin\u2019s latest \u201cchilling Christmas greeting to the West<\/strong><\/span>\u201d<\/em>\u00a0<\/a> comes in the deceptively mundane form of a calendar. Published by none other than Putin\u2019s \u201cmilitary machine,\u201d<\/em> the twelve sheets are packed chock-full with \u201cthreatening messages\u201d<\/em> and various depictions of the country\u2019s \u201cmilitary might.\u201d<\/em> Among the most frightening examples, according to the British tabloid, are Russian missiles and female soldiers.<\/span><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nOne might think the calendar is just a light-hearted way of showcasing military achievements, but don\u2019t be fooled. It is a warning, deliberately timed to \u201cmock the West,\u201d<\/em> because even Christmas isn\u2019t holy for the Russians: They celebrate New Year instead, spending December 25 as a normal working day (presumably toiling at Putin\u2019s missile assembly lines, though the Daily Mail author stops short of stating this outright).<\/span><\/p>\n
According to the Press Association<\/a><\/span>:<\/h5>\nGeneral Mark Carleton-Smith said the UK cannot be complacent about the threat Russia poses \u201cor leave it uncontested\u201d.<\/h5>\nThe obvious implication being that at some point the West is going to have to confront Russia.<\/h5>\n\u201cThe Russians seek to exploit vulnerability and weakness wherever they detect it,\u201d he told the Daily Telegraph<\/a><\/span>.<\/h5>\n\u201cRussia today indisputably represents a far greater threat to our national security than Islamic extremist threats such as al-Qaida and Isil,\u201d he said, using another name for Isis.<\/h5>\nIn other words sooner or later the West is going to have to deal with Russia, and that may mean confronting it militarily.<\/h5>\nIs this why the British military high command and the UK media seem to be working in tandem to portray Russia as a threat? Is this all part of a campaign to subtly condition the Western public in preparation for potential military conflict with Russia? Ed.<\/h5>\nPutin\u2019s \u2018chilling Christmas greeting\u2019: A jokey Russian military calendar, as seen by the Daily Mail<\/h1>\nRussia Today \u2013 Dec 25, 2018<\/h2>\n
When it comes to Putin\u2019s Russia, everything is a threat of war and, for the alarmists at the Daily Mail, a cheeky calendar from the Russian Defense Ministry simply could not be interpreted in any other way.<\/span><\/p>\nRussian President Vladimir Putin\u2019s latest \u201cchilling Christmas greeting to the West<\/strong><\/span>\u201d<\/em>\u00a0<\/a> comes in the deceptively mundane form of a calendar. Published by none other than Putin\u2019s \u201cmilitary machine,\u201d<\/em> the twelve sheets are packed chock-full with \u201cthreatening messages\u201d<\/em> and various depictions of the country\u2019s \u201cmilitary might.\u201d<\/em> Among the most frightening examples, according to the British tabloid, are Russian missiles and female soldiers.<\/span><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nOne might think the calendar is just a light-hearted way of showcasing military achievements, but don\u2019t be fooled. It is a warning, deliberately timed to \u201cmock the West,\u201d<\/em> because even Christmas isn\u2019t holy for the Russians: They celebrate New Year instead, spending December 25 as a normal working day (presumably toiling at Putin\u2019s missile assembly lines, though the Daily Mail author stops short of stating this outright).<\/span><\/p>\n
The obvious implication being that at some point the West is going to have to confront Russia.<\/h5>\n\u201cThe Russians seek to exploit vulnerability and weakness wherever they detect it,\u201d he told the Daily Telegraph<\/a><\/span>.<\/h5>\n\u201cRussia today indisputably represents a far greater threat to our national security than Islamic extremist threats such as al-Qaida and Isil,\u201d he said, using another name for Isis.<\/h5>\nIn other words sooner or later the West is going to have to deal with Russia, and that may mean confronting it militarily.<\/h5>\nIs this why the British military high command and the UK media seem to be working in tandem to portray Russia as a threat? Is this all part of a campaign to subtly condition the Western public in preparation for potential military conflict with Russia? Ed.<\/h5>\nPutin\u2019s \u2018chilling Christmas greeting\u2019: A jokey Russian military calendar, as seen by the Daily Mail<\/h1>\nRussia Today \u2013 Dec 25, 2018<\/h2>\n
When it comes to Putin\u2019s Russia, everything is a threat of war and, for the alarmists at the Daily Mail, a cheeky calendar from the Russian Defense Ministry simply could not be interpreted in any other way.<\/span><\/p>\nRussian President Vladimir Putin\u2019s latest \u201cchilling Christmas greeting to the West<\/strong><\/span>\u201d<\/em>\u00a0<\/a> comes in the deceptively mundane form of a calendar. Published by none other than Putin\u2019s \u201cmilitary machine,\u201d<\/em> the twelve sheets are packed chock-full with \u201cthreatening messages\u201d<\/em> and various depictions of the country\u2019s \u201cmilitary might.\u201d<\/em> Among the most frightening examples, according to the British tabloid, are Russian missiles and female soldiers.<\/span><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\nOne might think the calendar is just a light-hearted way of showcasing military achievements, but don\u2019t be fooled. It is a warning, deliberately timed to \u201cmock the West,\u201d<\/em> because even Christmas isn\u2019t holy for the Russians: They celebrate New Year instead, spending December 25 as a normal working day (presumably toiling at Putin\u2019s missile assembly lines, though the Daily Mail author stops short of stating this outright).<\/span><\/p>\n
\u201cRussia today indisputably represents a far greater threat to our national security than Islamic extremist threats such as al-Qaida and Isil,\u201d he said, using another name for Isis.<\/h5>\nIn other words sooner or later the West is going to have to deal with Russia, and that may mean confronting it militarily.<\/h5>\nIs this why the British military high command and the UK media seem to be working in tandem to portray Russia as a threat? Is this all part of a campaign to subtly condition the Western public in preparation for potential military conflict with Russia? Ed.<\/h5>\nPutin\u2019s \u2018chilling Christmas greeting\u2019: A jokey Russian military calendar, as seen by the Daily Mail<\/h1>\nRussia Today \u2013 Dec 25, 2018<\/h2>\n
Is this why the British military high command and the UK media seem to be working in tandem to portray Russia as a threat? Is this all part of a campaign to subtly condition the Western public in preparation for potential military conflict with Russia? Ed.<\/h5>\nPutin\u2019s \u2018chilling Christmas greeting\u2019: A jokey Russian military calendar, as seen by the Daily Mail<\/h1>\nRussia Today \u2013 Dec 25, 2018<\/h2>\n
Russia Today \u2013 Dec 25, 2018<\/h2>\n
When it comes to Putin\u2019s Russia, everything is a threat of war and, for the alarmists at the Daily Mail, a cheeky calendar from the Russian Defense Ministry simply could not be interpreted in any other way.<\/span><\/p>\n Russian President Vladimir Putin\u2019s latest \u201cchilling Christmas greeting to the West<\/strong><\/span>\u201d<\/em>\u00a0<\/a> comes in the deceptively mundane form of a calendar. Published by none other than Putin\u2019s \u201cmilitary machine,\u201d<\/em> the twelve sheets are packed chock-full with \u201cthreatening messages\u201d<\/em> and various depictions of the country\u2019s \u201cmilitary might.\u201d<\/em> Among the most frightening examples, according to the British tabloid, are Russian missiles and female soldiers.<\/span><\/p>\n One might think the calendar is just a light-hearted way of showcasing military achievements, but don\u2019t be fooled. It is a warning, deliberately timed to \u201cmock the West,\u201d<\/em> because even Christmas isn\u2019t holy for the Russians: They celebrate New Year instead, spending December 25 as a normal working day (presumably toiling at Putin\u2019s missile assembly lines, though the Daily Mail author stops short of stating this outright).<\/span><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n