The Ukraine Situation and the World Chess Board

If you haven’t figured it out yet, we’re on the side of the Nazis in this conflict. Back in WW2, Nazis from Ukraine were relocated to the United States and their children were integrated into our intelligence agencies. These are the people pushing for war with Russia. This is why there is so much disinformation coming from mainstream media about Ukraine and Russia.<br><br>This war is part of a larger conflict between East and West. China, India, and Russia are on one side; and the United States, Europe, and Saudi Arabia on the other. China wants Taiwan back and Russia wants Ukraine. This is part of a larger realignment of the global chess board. The West is becoming a minority in terms of global power and we’re being ceded out of positions of influence everywhere.<br><br>The United States hasn’t been an honest broker in world affairs for over a century. Our mode of operation is to lie and deceive to get what we want. Back in the day, we’d invade some small country in Central America and overthrow their democratically elected leader to install a puppet government.<br>Today, it’s more about manipulating public opinion through propaganda.<br>The mainstream media is full of lies to manufacture consent from the public to support Ukraine. They don’t want Russia to be independent and want to break them up into smaller vassal states like Yugoslavia.<br><br>The United States’ foreign policy revolving door is heavily influenced by think tanks. Not just any think tanks, but those that are heavily funded by the defense industry.<br>This means that our foreign policy is centered around starting wars to feed the defense industry. The US defense industry is a huge money making sector, and given that money talks in Washington D.C., defense contractors have a lot to say on Capitol Hill.<br><br>Our foreign policy is not about democracy. It’s about regime change. It’s not about freedom. It’s about breaking up nations into vassal states.<br>We want a weakened Russia that we can influence.<br>We want a Taiwan independent from China.<br>We want a Middle East with fragmented Sunni and Shia states.<br>We want a Latin America that is subservient to the United States.<br>We want a weaker and more divided world so that the United States can maintain its place in the global order.<br><br>China, Russia, Saudi Arabia, India, Turkey, Germany, and others are rejecting this vision and are seeking a multipolar world where nations can be independent and not beholden to the United States.<br>The US is not a global leader, it never has been. We’re only a leader for Western nations that are allied with our vision.<br>The US has no friends. We only have allies.<br>If the global south is going to be free, they need to protect themselves from the United States.<br><br>This is the context of the Ukraine situation - a world heading towards conflict.<br><br>We cannot trust anything we hear from mainstream media.<br>We need to seek alternative sources of information to see the big picture.<br>We need to challenge the foreign policy assumptions that we have been taught, like that the US is promoting democracy around the world.<br><br>What does a multipolar world mean for you and your family?<br>What does it mean for freedom and self-determination across the global south?<br>What does it mean to be subservient to the United States and Europe?<br><br>These are questions you should be asking yourself.<br><br>In the end, it’s not about Ukraine. It’s about where you stand in the conflict between East and West, and the role the US and Europe will play in it.<br>Will you fall for the lies and deceit from mainstream media?<br>Or will you challenge your assumptions and seek out the truth on your own?