How long until Russia responds?

Russian President Putin warned the Russian people about a year ago that the CIA had Russia in their sights for political destabilization. He stated they expected the same tactics as elsewhere. The same tactics the CIA had used in the Arab Spring countries : mass protests, a 'democracy movement' AND LOTS of coverage by western media to make the best of it and apply pressure to the Russian government to comply with the CIAs agenda.

It's not really clear who was behind the opposition rally in Moscow that caused such a ruckus recently. Although I recognize President Putin rules with a heavy hand, and doesn't permit alternate church denominations for example, I have my doubts that the current unrest is a genuinely Russian phenomena.

When things like this happen, the influences behind them may be unclear, but as time progresses, tell tales can give us insight. I'm sure if we keep our eyes open, and don't buy into it or get consumed by the agenda, the underlying forces will become more apparent.

The underlying risk though, is that with THE USA pushing against Russia militarily via NATO, economically via sanctions, the Saudis with oil prices and now the CIA possibly fabricating covert destabilization, Putin may in fact decide its come to the stage Russia must take action.

The action we can expect, if it materializes, is probably military ; both as a clamp down inside Russia's borders to deal with the destabilization, and possibly internationally on the western to southern borders, in retaliation to NATO's surrounding Russia militarily.

Let's keep our heads level and eyes clear as we seek to comprehend what's really going on under the surface. It may not be long before hidden events break loose very much above the surface for all to see.

Faith & Geo-politics

An interesting video that shows little seem news and links US &  NATO activity to that of the Vatican. Very interesting to yet again see the hands of the Roman Pontiff in worldly affairs.
https://youtu.be/BJFHK2bzXmI

Putin & Trump on same page

https://youtu.be/rTUx4UczzFI

If Hilary loses - blame the Russians and nullify the result?

https://youtu.be/WaWDZOhRftc

Putin Warns Of War!

What would happen if Russia was successful in shutting down any real news the US Government was trying to share globally? The US would not be heard, and Russia’s point of view would be taken as reality. In actuality, the tables are turned, and Putin has been desperately trying to be heard about avoiding a major war that he believes the USA and NATO are intent on pursuing to gain ultimate geo-political control of much of the world.

This clip was captured at the St Petersburg International Economic Forum, June 2016, and has a retro-view of a speech Putin made in the early 2000s for context and proof at the end. Putin is appealing to the major world media to report not just what the US feeds them, but what Russia is desperately trying to air also, with the aim of avoiding a massive conflict.

We get 99% of our news from media owned by the same people that fund and largely control US Presidential Candidates and much of what goes on in the Council Of Foreign Relations (CFR) and other massively influential bodies in the USA. Money = Power in the USA.

It's important to get multiple points of view to understand what's going on in the world. Years ago, people used to get international papers delivered to them in order to understand multiple points of view and try to understand what's really going on. As things are today, the Russia Today network and Al Jazeera are two major alternative media sources. There is also a massive alternative & citizen media movement with on the ground reporting; for example Steven Ben-Nun captured footage of NATO tanks in Poland a few days ago, and has recently captured huge NATO military convoy moving through Czechoslovakia, where he lives. Steven hosts Israeli News Live, available on YouTube. Along with some other channels like Alex Jones’ Infowars, it provides material that helps supplement the limited view and balance the bias of our incumbent western media.

Back to the clip : I think now and then there's something really wish sharing. This is one of those ‘somethings’. I encourage you to share it with family and friends so they have a more informed view of what may them into a massive war because KNOWLEDGE = POWER. It's when we know what's going on that we can stand and make a difference at a local level that may have a global impact.

https://youtu.be/kqD8lIdIMRo

Talk about the pot calling the kettle black!

USA/BBC says Putin is hiding wealth and has dodgy connections. All move over Bush family, Cheney, Clintons and more in the good old USA Military Industrial Complex! It's amazing how many times the NWO front men will try to tar someone else with the very behaviour they are guilty of!

‘Pure fiction’: Kremlin comments on BBC’s probe about ‘Putin’s money’ https://www.rt.com/news/330114-putin-money-claims-corruption/

Putin & Russia: "Time To Do Something"?

I got the below as part of an email from Bill Bonner at The Daily Reckoning. I'm sharing it because he offers a perspective unadulterated by Obama/USA and international cronies (including the media!). The post also alludes to the USA/NATO promising to stay out of Eastern European states which were previously part of the USSR. Read on...

In Defense of Vladimir Putin
By Dan Denning
Dear Diary,

‘Russia is behind it. They were the ones who shot down that plane.’

That was the line given to us by one of our fellow parishioners at the 8 am service, in Maryland, on Sunday.

Oh my...he is losing his mind, we thought. How would he know who shot down a plane over 4,000 miles away? And why would he care?

But in the US media...dinner time chat...and after-church conversations, Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, is condemned. Without trial. Without due process.

The rush to judgment was so fast even the kangaroos hadn't gotten to the courthouse when the verdict was handed down.

Time to ‘do something’

In the lobby of the Hilton Hotel, here in London, we overheard a conversation:

‘What do you think the international community should do,’ asked an earnest voice. The speaker — a middle-aged woman who seemed to care more about her ideas than her appearance — seemed to want to ‘do something’.

Her interlocutor took her simpleminded interrogation and threw it back at her, wrapped in so many good intentions it took her a while to figure out what was in it.

‘We in the international community need to focus attention on these things. We need to develop a dialogue. We need to build faith in our institutions...generate a consensus...work with aid agencies and NGOs...focus on civil society...’blah, blah.

‘Putin can't be allowed to get away with this!’

So universal is the opposition to the Russian president...so fiercely is he set upon by the world improvers...and so many are the fingers that point in his direction, we feel a compulsion to come to his aid.

We are for the underdog...the lost cause...and the die hard — whether he's guilty or not.

Passing over the obvious objection — that it's none of our business — we take up a defence of Russia and of Vladimir Putin. We do so not in pursuit of justice (we've given up on that), but on the trail of mischief and provocation.

A long history of misery

Russia has a long history of misery — most of it self-inflicted.

One of the episodes, not entirely self-inflicted (though greatly self-aggravated), was during the Second World War.

The USSR lost over 20 million people in that ghastly war. It only survived because it was able to pull back across the Steppes...wearing out its enemy in mud, cold and extended lines of communications.

Distance...space...and time are Mother Russia's historic allies. So, it is perfectly understandable for Vladimir Putin to want to at least hold onto eastern Ukraine as a buffer against NATO and the EU.

Meanwhile, despite the assurances given by President H.W. Bush and subsequent US presidents and secretaries of State, the new Russian Federation's periphery states have been drawn toward NATO...the EU...and its potential enemies.

Also, the EU and the US meddled in Ukraine, helping to unseat its democratically elected president, Viktor Yanukovych, so that he might be replaced by someone more agreeable.

Why shouldn't Putin meddle back?

In the second place, what is a passenger jet doing over an active war zone?

Shooting it down was probably an accident. But it is the kind of accident you'd expect.

A bunch of trigger-happy rebels are on the ground shooting at Ukrainian military airplanes. One of them is bound to do something stupid sooner or later. None of the people on the ground had an interest in shooting down the airliner. Except those who wanted to pin it on Putin.

But who knows? Everybody makes mistakes. And if it turns out it was Russian separatists, it is extremely unlikely that they were operating under direct orders from Moscow.

Besides, compared to the reckless and murderous way the US and its allies throw their weight around, Russia has been remarkably restrained and civilised.

Give the guy a break. Whether in jailing people...or killing them...Putin is not the worst.

Regards,

Bill Bonner
For The Daily Reckoning Australia