MICHAEL WALSH EDITORIAL: Most people are familiar with the War of the Roses, the One-Hundred Years War, American and Spanish Civil Wars. Will the existing People vs. Corporate Globalism conflict become known as The War of the Memes?
The morale of troops serving under the NATO flag is at a historically low point after a top German admiral applauds Russia’s right to defend itself against NATO aggression and speaks out in support of the conciliatory Russian President.
The world’s smallest continent home to the earth’s most endangered species is unlikely to survive existing trends. Posterity will recall that the Death of Europe in an ethnic sense was an act of self-immolation.
A peaceful neighbour of Russia for 30 years, accompanying NATO provocations of Russia in Ukraine, Kazakhstan was rocked into chaos virtually overnight. It is claimed by the media that the disquiet is the consequence of rising gas prices.
Moscow has expressed concerns about the concentration of Western alliance missile systems, troops, warships, and aircraft near Russia’s borders, and NATO’s decades’ long eastward expansion. This month, the Russian Foreign Ministry formally signalled that it considers Ukraine to be a red line for Moscow that NATO is strongly advised not to cross.
‘We are all so hungry for leadership and common sense that if Putin went to the presidency of the United States, he would have won,’ said an American commentator.
Mainstream media, ‘the keyboard government plays on, notoriously leads the charge against Russia and China. Nothing shames the poison pen scribblers. Caught constantly telling blatant untruths about Russia, criticism and even outrage at Press lying runs like water off a duck’s back.
Minsk has expressed concerns about escalating tensions between Moscow and the West amid absurd sabre-rattling claims by officials in the US and NATO that Russia may be preparing to invade Ukraine. Russia has dismissed these allegations as a false attempt to further deteriorate relations between Moscow and the Western alliance.
The Russian and Chinese presidents vowed to reject interference by the West during a video call on Wednesday which came eight days after Russian President Putin spoke to Biden in another video call.
NATO provocations and EU sanctions have raised tensions in Europe to unprecedented levels in recent months amid media-fuelled claims by the US and its allies that Moscow is ‘preparing to invade’ its neighbour. Russia has dismissed the allegations and accused Washington and NATO of destabilising the situation in the Eastern European country.
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