Serious events took place this week, all of them bad, including Putin presented Medvedev as his prime minister, and Bibi Netanyahu invited to Moscow for the Victory Parade, despite the fact that only the day before, he bombed Syria, a Russian ally. Once in Moscow, Netanyahu compared Iran to Nazi Germany. How original and deep!
Then he gave the order to bomb Syria while still in Moscow. But then, what can we expect from a proud narcissist who sees fit to serve dinner to the Japanese prime minister in specially made shoes? The person is clearly going crazy (which in no way makes him less angry or dangerous). But it is precisely Russia's reaction that is so disgusting: nothing, absolutely nothing. Unlike others, I have made it clear that the responsibility to “protect” Syria (or Iran) from the Israelis lies with Russia. But in my mind there is no doubt that Netanyahu just publicly humiliated Putin and that Putin swallowed it. With all due respect to Putin, this time he allowed Netanyahu to treat him the same way Trump treated Macron. Except that in the case of Putin, he was treated like that in his own capital. This is even worse.
[Interestingly, when nagging about "Nazi Iran," Netanyahu did say something really deep and true. He said: "An important lesson in history: when a bloody ideology emerges, you have to abandon it before it's too late." This is indeed what most people around the world feel for Israel and its Zionist ideology, but alas, their voice is completely ignored by those who rule them. So yes, it seems to me that it is getting "too late" and that the consequences for our collective cowardice - most of us are absolutely afraid to speak the truth about our Zionist overlords - will cost us a terrible price.]
Then, of course, Donald Trump withdraws from the so-called Joint Comprehensive Action Plan (JCPOA), despite Iran's full compliance with all the clauses of the treaty and despite the fact that the United States does not have the authority to unilaterally withdraw from this multilateral agreement. But, suffering from the megalomaniac that he is, and not to mention the spineless servility to the Israeli lobby, Trump ignored it all and thereby created further tensions between the US and the rest of the world, which the US will blackmail and intimidate in order to try to force them to support the United States in spineless submission to Israel. As for the Israelis, their "complicated" "strategy" is primitive to the extreme: first to pull Trump over to their side in order to create maximum tension with Iran, and then attack the Iranians in Syria as clearly and brazenly as possible.lure the Iranians to retaliation and then raise “OI VEY !!!
How someone can respect, never admire, the Israelis simply do not understand. I can't think of a more despicable, nasty, psychopathic gang of tycoon thugs (and cowards) than the Israelis. You can?
However, it seems undeniable that the Zionists are powerful enough to simultaneously force not one but two (alleged) superpowers to depend on their demands. Not only that, they have the ability to do so while simultaneously putting these two superpowers in opposition to each other. At least this shows two things: The United States has now completely lost its sovereignty and is now a protectorate of Israel. As for Russia, well, it does it comparatively better, but the Russian people, in the hope of full sovereignty, have given overwhelming support to Putin and complete submission to Israel will not happen. The comment that I read on the Russian forum: "Putin threw the people - we did not vote for Medvedev" or "Putin betrayed the people - we did not vote for Medvedev." I'm not sure if the "betrayal of people" is fair,but the fact that he disappointed many people is, I think, simply undeniable.
It is too early to draw any conclusions, and there are still too many unknown variables, but I admit that I am very concerned about this and that for the first time in 4 years I have serious doubts about Putin's fundamental political decisions. I'm sure I am wrong. We will find out relatively soon. I just hope it doesn't take the form of a big war.
In the meantime, I want to refocus on the Skripal case. There is one blatantly weird thing that I initially missed, but which is really worrying: the fact that the British appear to be keeping Sergei and Yulia Skripal out of touch with the outside world. In other words, they were kidnapped.
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There was one phone call between Yulia Skripal and her sister Victoria, in which Yulia said that everything was fine with her (she was clearly trying to calm Victoria), but it was clear that she could not speak freely. In addition, when Victoria mentioned that she would like to visit Yulia, the latter replied "no one will give you a visa." After that, there is complete silence. The Russian consulate has repeatedly requested to visit, but all the British did was that Scotland Yard published a letter that apparently was not written by Julia and which said: I have access to friends and family, and I I learned about my specific contacts at the Russian Embassy, which kindly offered me their help in any way. At the moment I do not want to use their services, but if I change my mind, I know how to contact them. " What friends ?! What family ?!This makes no sense!
Her sister tried to contact her many times through various channels, including official ones, and then, in complete desperation, she posted the following message on Facebook:
There was no answer.
I just entered the following query into Google: "Skripal". On April 10 th there is a record that she was released from the hospital. This is the very last thing I found. I looked at Wikipedia, the same, there is nothing.
I must admit that when I first heard the complaints from Russia, I thought it didn't really matter. I thought: “The Brits told the Skripals that Putin tried to poison them, they are probably afraid and maybe still sick from the fact that it makes them sick, but the British would never have kidnapped two foreign nationals and certainly not in such conditions."
I'm not sure anymore.
First, let's look at the obvious: fear for the safety of the Skripals. This is complete nonsense. The Britons could arrange a meeting between a Russian diplomat in the UK at a super-protected British facility with tanks, SAS teams on standby, helicopters in the air, bombers, etc. The Russian diplomat could speak to them through bulletproof glass and on the phone. And since the Russians are so dangerous, he can be searched for weapons. All Skripal needs to do is to tell him, the diplomat, "thank you, your services are no longer needed." The conversation is over. But the British refuse even that.
But let's say that the Skripals are so afraid of angry Russians that they flatly refuse. Even from video conferencing. It would be traumatic for them, right? Okay.
What about a press conference?
Even more disturbing is that, at least to my knowledge, no one in the Western corporate media asks for this interview. Snowden can calmly speak from Russia and participate even in major conferences, but the Skripals don't talk to anyone?
But here's the worst part of it: It's been two months since the Skripals have been in complete secrecy from the UK authorities. Two months, that is, 60 days. Ask any interrogator or any psychologist what effect 60 days of “specialized treatment” can have on a person.
I no longer ignore Russian “kidnapping” claims. I see this: in fact, Skripal's fake flag crashed and burned, like the chemical attack in Duma, like MH17, but unlike MH17 or Douma, the Skripals are two witnesses whose testimony could lead to a giant scandal, not only for the government Theresa May, but for all those spineless Europeans who showed "solidarity" with Britain. In other words, the Skripals will probably never be allowed to speak freely: they must either be killed, or completely brainwashed, or disappear. Any other option will lead to a scandal of planetary magnitude.
I cannot pretend that my sympathies are on the side of Sergei Skripal: this man was a Russian officer who took the oath and then betrayed his country to the British (he was a British agent, not a Russian, as the press writes). Those who hold him today are his former bosses. But Julia? She is completely innocent and as of April 5 (when she called Victoria's sister) she was clearly in good health and with a clear mind. Now she is gone and I don’t know which is worse, the fact that she will never appear again or that one day she may appear after months of British "consultation". As for her father, he paid for his betrayal, and he, too, deserves a better fate than poisoning, exploitation, and then disappearance.
In the grand scheme of things (the Zionist war against our entire planet), two people like Sergei and Yulia Skripal may not matter. But I think that at least we can remember their plight.
It also raises the question of what kind of society we live in. I am not shocked that the British state uses such methods (they have always used them). I'm shocked that in a so-called Western "democracy" with freedom, pluralism and "European values" (whatever that means) the British could handle it.
How about some "solidarity" with the Skripals - you Europeans ?!
