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False flag operations are for offensive operations, not defensive operations. And given that Russia has a minuscule military budget compared to ours, and minuscule forces, meaning combined weaponry and human forces, and NATO’s, which Trump was zealously twisting
arms to raise it even more before he left office, and in every regard, Russia is far behind us in offensive weaponry, though not nuclear armed missiles for potential retaliation, but advanced enough in genuinely defensive weapons, to include tactical nuclear
weapons (they don’t have to go very far, when the “enemy” is racing toward your positions in M-1 tanks), and far behind in every measure of military strength, except for defensive war, I don’t find all the claims being made by NATO’s “cognitive campaigns”
credible.
“I’ve seen this movie before,” in person in 1990-1991 when we had Hill & Knowlton producing pro-war propaganda/lies (and I was told before I had even landed in S.A. with the computer van I was in charge of that it would be staying there, along
with the US forces we left in place) to sell the war to the American people; again in 2001 when it was clear we weren’t in Afghanistan only to hunt down al Qaeda, or even to topple the Taliban, but were there to stay, as part of a long term plan to control
“Eurasia” as American “strategists" like Brzezinski had long advocated, and the same with Iraq in 2003, as I stood by as a JAG Officer watching that "train wreck in slow motion,” as we deployed there with all our lies, once again, of WMD, tortured Guantanamo
prisoners like al Libi connecting Iraq to al Qaeda, etc. I will stop here as the list is too long to go on but has this august group really forgotten all that the US has done to destroy so much of the world over the last 20 years? And then watched as Trump
prepared for the next stage of aggression by moving US forces ever closer to the perimeter to both China and Russia, while waging a "clandestine war" with Israel against Iran, according to the NYT.
Add this all up and it begins looking like a pattern pretty soon, and Russia and China noticed that a long time ago and pulled together because of it, along with India for a while (and maybe again), and South Africa and Brazil, all back in the
aughts. And we have never slowed down with our military aggressions since 9/11, and now we’re finally on the verge of destroying ourselves, due to our deference to the most militaristic, radical-right, leaders the world has seen since 1945, both our military
leaders, the CIA, and the extreme militarists we have in both political parties, all bent on expanding global hegemony and the US “Pointillist Empire.” And we have the chutzpah to accuse Russia of planning war, when any military tactician/strategist can tell
what they have been doing is, in essence, “securing their lines” against attack, to include denying us Sevastopol, which was what our plan clearly was, to have it for ourselves, and to turn the Black Sea into one of our "Great Lakes."
The claims we’ve made for the last decade or more have just been too “inherently incredible” to fall for these lies again. The only responsible position we should be taking now is upholding the Minsk Agreement, so that Russia can’t claim a need
to defend ethnic Russians, and to de-escalate, and if we succeed, heave a sigh of relief that we didn’t destroy ourselves and half the world, instead of ratcheting up tensions until there is no going back. And to back off from the claims of the combined pro-war
“networks” of the Trumpites, and those Democrats who wish to take advantage of his vast military buildup now.
But I have no hope of that as the US with a war-fevered population and its leaders who fomented the war fever will continue on its present, unsustainable course, until it comes to what is most likely a cataclysmic end, because we have no leaders
left with any sense, or actual morality, and I don’t mean the so-called “constitutional morality” the Right uses to argue against the “real” Constitution.
Pardon typos and grammarship in the above
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