Western Aggression Pushed Russia Over The Edge

A Quick Overview of the Recent Lead Up to the New Russia-Ukraine Conflict

Russia has begun a “military operation” on Ukraine. If you read or watch American MSM (Main Stream Media) you’ll come across the headline “Russia’s Unprovoked, and Unjustified Attack on Ukraine” circulating right now. To the average MSM consumer, although worrisome, it probably comes as no surprise with the way Russia has been vilified over the past 60+ years. But make no mistake, this attack was provoked unjustifiably by NATO with Washington at the wheel.

Let’s make one thing clear. This is not a good guy vs. bad guy scenario. It is two super powers (US & Russia) being used to push an agenda by elite bankers for an outcome that has yet to truly reveal itself. That being said, the US has been reinvigorating, and re-escalating the tensions between the two Cold War adversaries since the 90’s.

In a meeting on March of 1991 regarding Germany’s reunification, Russia (then still the Soviet Union) was assured by foreign ministries of France, Germany, UK, and US, that NATO would not expand eastwardly in Europe. Although the promise was made, it was not actually written into policy. Just one year later America’s true aspirations for NATO were leaked to “The New York Times” in the “Wolfowitz Doctrine” that outlined the establishment of military bases throughout Europe under the pretense to thwart any possible authoritarian regimes that may rise.

In 1994 during a NATO summit, an “open door policy” was implemented, and NATO reneged on their eastward European promise to Russia. In 1999, the Czech Republic, Hungary, and Poland joined NATO, followed in 2004 by Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Bulgaria, Romania, Slovenia, and Slovakia. Russia, now encroached by NATO countries, correctly saw this as a blatant scheme by the US to establish a constant looming military threat, and push their stranglehold on European policy.

With this relatively recent history in mind, is it any wonder why Russia is so adamant about keeping Ukraine out of NATO?

The US and NATO have had Ukraine in their sight for some time. The Orange Revolution which had the C.I.A’s fingerprints all over it, (mainly in the form of presidential candidate Viktor Yushchenko and Neo-Nazi party Svoboda) was a coup designed to further divide the nation into more extremists on both sides (Pro Ukrainian, Pro Russian) and promote an anti-Russian sentiment.

In 2013, after Ukrainian president Viktor Yanukovych refused an EU financial agreement and instead turned to Russia for financial help, US backed fascist groups funded by George Soros led protests against the president.

Protests soon became violent as Ukrainian chief of staff Serhly Lyovochkin (who by the way has numerous Washington ties) ordered the police to put up the national Christmas tree in Maidan. Conveniently, a group of armed Neo-cons appeared seemingly out of nowhere and started to attack the police. This in turn led to Yanukovych seeking asylum in Russia after the protests turned violent, and a plot to assassinate him was discovered. The US (after an improper impeachment) recognized the head of Ukraines parliament as the new president.

America’s involvement in 2014 was further solidified as a leaked conversation between Victoria Nuland (US state department), and Geoffrey Pyatt (US ambassador to Ukraine) revealed what can only be described as them discussing candidates of their choosing for the newly vacant presidency.

Following the protests in Maidan, Russia issued a democratic vote for Crimea on whether to become a part of Russia again. This was primarily done to secure the strategic military base, and port over the Black Sea. Over 95% of Crimea voted to be absorbed back into Russia.

In 2020, C.I.A puppet and Ukrainian president Volodomyr Zelenskyy put sanctions on Russian social media for the second time since 2017.

Early 2021, Zelenskyy begged Joe Biden to let Ukraine join NATO. This angered Putin who responded by amassing troops on the Ukrainian border.

In late January of 2022, the US sends two shipments of “lethal aid” over to Ukraine, totaling over 350,000 pounds of various weaponry and ammunition.

Feb 22nd 2022, Putin recognized the independent states of eastern Ukraine, Donetsk, and Luhansk. Putin now starts a slow military push towards Kiev. Biden, Trudeau, Johnson, followed by others, slap sanctions all over Russia.

The West just couldn’t help themselves. Already surrounding Russia with NATO military, they drew the final straw that broke the camels back, completely over stepping their bounds, and encouraging Ukraine to become part of NATO.

What is the goal here? Surely flirting with nuclear war is not worth the strategic land Ukraine has to offer. Nuclear war? Probably not. World War? Probably.

Involvement in war has been extremely beneficial for the United States for the past 105 years, both economically, and geopolitically. With the impending inflation bubble seeming to be ready for explosion, this war may be just the thing to get the US out of an economic catastrophe.

We can’t quite say yet the overall motives for everyone involved (including the “real” super powers behind the whole fiasco), so we’ll have to keep a close watch and see how this plays out.