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Thread[.post]: 27
TACKER: flonlo ()
SUBJECT: Cold war
DATE: 05-Oct-22 13:33:34
HOST: sdf
ELEISON COMMENTS
by His Excellency Richard Williamson
CURRENT ISSUEMISLED, MISLEADINGOctober 1, 2022
Number DCCXCIV (794)
Men want instead of God to run the world.
Watch the disaster being by men unfurled!
There is a famous old saying of the Latins: “Whom the gods wish to
destroy, they first make mad.”
By the present moral decadence and suicidal foolishness of Europe, we
know that it is going mad. It is much to be feared that it is letting
itself be misled in a way for which is has only itself to blame, and
is then helping to mislead the entire world. That is the argument of a
certain Patrick Foy in a circular letter to friends and interlocutors
from the end of last August. Notice how, typically for modern man, he
makes no reference to the gods or to the one true God, but nothing in his
clear analysis of the present state of Germany (where he lives) on the
natural level contradicts a fully supernatural analysis, on the contrary.
Oh my goodness, Is Germany about to hit the wall? From what I’ve been
reading, outside the inner precincts of the American mainstream media,
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the answer to that question appears to be, “Yes, if nothing changes, the
wall will be hit this winter.” Certainly, the possibility is there. It
all comes down to the Washington-instigated war in Ukraine and the fact
that Germany as well as the rest of Europe have been foolish enough to
swallow Washington’s false narrative and follow its self-destructive
lead.
The off-ramp to a negotiated settlement with Ukraine, prior to the
Russian intervention on February 24th, was blown up when the EU and NATO,
basically Germany and France, walked away from the Minsk II agreement in
2014. That agreement, which Ukraine signed, with France and Germany as
guarantors, would have provided a degree of autonomy within Ukraine for
parts of Russian-speaking eastern Ukraine. If you look at the current
battlefield map, it is this limited area which Russia now occupies. It
is this area that wanted to break away from Ukraine and join the Russian
Federation. The Russian population there had been asking Putin for help
ever since the CIA and Neo-con battle-axe Victoria Nuland orchestrated
the 2014 coup in Kiev, which overthrew the elected government.
There is no need to go into the sorry details. The point is, Washington
picked up the phone to Berlin and Paris, and said, quash Minsk
II! Negotiations with Moscow were throttled. Minsk II was jettisoned. This
led directly and logically to the war we now have, and to the subsequent
overwhelming sanctions against Russia, dictated again by Washington. It
seems to me to have been part of a plan. That clown in London, Boris
Johnson, encouraged Berlin and Paris in their folly. Now Europe’s
economy is collapsing from lack of energy which Russia routinely
supplied. Russia was not (and is not) an enemy of Europe. It was a
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led directly and logically to the war we now have, and to the subsequent
overwhelming sanctions against Russia, dictated again by Washington. It
seems to me to have been part of a plan. That clown in London, Boris
Johnson, encouraged Berlin and Paris in their folly. Now Europe’s
economy is collapsing from lack of energy which Russia routinely
supplied. Russia was not (and is not) an enemy of Europe. It was a
partner. But as soon as Germany and France threw Minsk II overboard,
and let Washington dictate the agenda, Europe was doomed. Evidently,
European leaders cannot conceive of their own best interests. It is so
much easier to take orders from Washington.
David Stockman, President Reagan’s budget guru in the 1980’s,
summarized the economic consequences best in his August 23rd posting,
“ Winter is coming .” He wrote that Europe’s self-inflicted
loss of Russian energy supplies, promulgated by Washington, will mean
“literally millions of dark and freezing homes in Europe, and energy
prices shooting to the moon.”
Maybe things will not be that bad, says Foy, but it was all unnecessary,
both the war in Ukraine, and the sanctions against Russia that have
boomeranged, and the ultimate results for the entire world. It may be,
concludes Foy, that Berlin, Paris and London have all become lap-dogs
that can no longer think for themselves, but mainly to be blamed are the
masterminds in Washington, meddling in European affairs, ever since the
end of the Cold War in 1989.
Kyrie eleison.
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