Ukraine’s President Zelensky addresses the British parliament on March 8, via video link<\/p>\n
At every turn the Western media is doing its utmost to disparage and smear President Putin and Russia, just as they once did with Saddam Hussein and Iraq. If history is any indication this means that war has already been decided on. In fact that decision was probably made even before Russian troops entered Ukraine.<\/p>\n
War with Russia was Plan B. It has been on a back burner ever since Russian-backed President Viktor Yanukovych was ousted from power in 2014. But now with opposition to the vaccine mandates\u2019 mounting worldwide, Plan B is back on the agenda.<\/p>\n
No doubt the elite would have preferred mass vaccinations and lockdowns to continue but public resistance was turning into mass protests around the world, so they had little choice. They HAD to provide a diversion or face opposition growing to dangerous proportions.<\/p>\n
So just as protests against vaccine mandates grew louder and more vociferous, Russian troops began gathering near the border with Ukraine. As the weeks went by more troops and armour appeared.<\/p>\n
If events in Canada were any indication, it would have only been a few months before relatively restrained regional protests turned into an international protest movement. Moreover, many who were opposed to the vaccine mandates were beginning to understand that Covid-19 was part of a wider agenda, with global depopulation the ultimate goal.<\/p>\n
This couldn\u2019t be allowed to continue so Plan B, war with Russia, has been put into gear.<\/p>\n
You may have noticed that stories about Covid-19 and the need to get vaccinated have all but disappeared from the mainstream media. Only weeks ago they were a staple. Now, almost overnight they’ve been replaced by numerous stories about those evil Russians: how they shelled fleeing Ukrainian refugees<\/a>, or how they fired missiles at helpless civilians<\/a>.<\/p>\n That\u2019s not to say these horrors aren\u2019t occurring. They are, they occur in every war but they didn\u2019t get such wide coverage when they happened in Iraq, or Afghanistan, or Libya, or Syria (unless they were carried out by Russians, of course).<\/p>\n Now, these reports are getting around the clock coverage and they are being used to condition the Western public to view Russians as \u201cbad\u201d.<\/p>\n Then having induced us all to see Russia as the enemy the next step has been lined up. Persuade us to accept the idea that war with Russia is inevitable.<\/p>\n As if to underline this, Ukrainian President addressed the British Parliament by video link yesterday. No doubt the Russians will view it as a cynical, calculated appeal, and we share that view because Zelensky made a deliberate point of echoing Churchill<\/a> when he told MPs that Ukrainians would fight Russians in Ukraine\u2019s cities, fields and riverbanks.<\/p>\n It was of course a paraphrase of Churchill’s famous speech in the early days of World War II when Britain stood alone against Nazi Germany. We would suggest that the object was to appeal to Briton’s collective memory and cast Putin in the role of a new Hitler.<\/p>\n Make no mistake the drive to World War III is underway. Expect to see an increasing number of reports, like the following, in the weeks ahead as the media prepares the Western public for what they want us to believe is \u201cinevitable\u201d. Meaning that war with Russia, and China and probably Iran too, is now most definitely on the agenda. Ed.<\/p>\n The Nato<\/a> security alliance faces a stark choice between fighting Putin<\/a> now or fighting him later, a former senior British military chief has said.<\/p>\nNato fighting Putin \u2018is matter of when, not if\u2019 as he\u2019s \u2018hell bent on escalation\u2019, former UK general warns<\/h1>\n
Holly Bancroft \u2013 The Independent March 8, 2022<\/h2>\n