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July 11, 2023
By: Sorcha Faal,
and as reported to her Western Subscribers
A compelling new Security Council (SC) report circulating in the Kremlin today first noting top Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov observing about the 2023 NATO Summit: “This is about the summit of an alliance which is vehemently anti-Russian in nature; Russia is also perceived by them as an enemy, as an adversary, and the discussions will be held precisely in this spirit...We are tracking events at the NATO summit very thoroughly because, of course, a lot of remarks will definitely be carefully analyzed in order to take measures directed at ensuring our own security”, says in response to the socialist Western colonial powers possibly inviting their puppet state Ukraine to join the NATO military bloc, he warned: “Potentially, this is very dangerous for European security and this really harbors very big dangers...Those who make such a decision, should be aware of that”—a warning quickly followed by German news outlets reporting: “The draft of the NATO final statement that will be published following the summit in Vilnius contains requirements for Ukraine, but does not indicate the timeframe and specific details on the possible admission of Ukraine to NATO membership”.
As it pertains to the socialist Western colonial “Vaudevillian Visitors In Vilnius”, this report notes, the NATO Summit is taking place in Vilnius, the capital of Lithuania, and runs over two days: 11 and 12 July—The meeting will be attended by some 40 heads of state and over 150 other high-ranking officials from 48 delegations, bringing with them an army of 2,400 diplomatic workers, paper-shuffling, number-crunching bureaucrats, and of course, military officers—Lithuania will provide the delegations with 800 vehicles, and deploy up to 11,000 troops and police officers gathered from across the country, plus as many as 1,000 NATO troops from other countries, including Poland and Spain, to ensure security—Patriot and NASAMS air defense systems and a Combined Joint Chemical, Biological, Radiological and Nuclear defense task force have also been deployed.
When the NATO Summit began earlier today, this report continues, the Wall Street Journal observed: “Biden has emerged as the leading opponent to granting Ukraine speedy membership in the alliance, or even offering clear guidance on when membership might be considered, putting him at odds with several key American allies...The U.S. president has spent much of the past year rallying the world behind Ukraine, funneling billions of dollars in aid to the war-torn country and strengthening ties with President Volodymyr Zelensky...But for Biden, Kyiv’s campaign for rapid NATO entry is a bridge too far”, and revealed: “President Biden is taking flak for sending cluster bombs to Ukraine, and over the weekend he blurted out the truth that both Kyiv and the U.S. are running low on firepower...The U.S. has given Kyiv more than two million 155mm artillery rounds, and the Pentagon says Ukraine is burning through 3,000 shells a day...The U.S. is ramping up to produce more than 20,000 shells a month this year and more in 2024, the U.S. Army says...But America’s adversaries can do the math and understand the U.S. may struggle to support a long war”.
Also joining the opening of the NATO Summit today, this report details, was the news: “Kiev hasn’t received enough military assistance from the West to succeed in its counteroffensive against Russia, a joint investigation led by a Ukrainian news outlet has claimed...Some EU member states acted too slowly and selfishly to produce and ship enough supplies, the probe, which was funded by Brussels, has found...The scathing report was released by several media organizations, including the Western-backed online newspaper the Kyiv Independent...The outlets detailed problems that Ukrainian troops are facing in their fight against Russia...A shortage of munitions has been a key factor behind Russia’s superiority in artillery, they said”—news that was immediately followed by puppet leader Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky posting the message to his socialist Western colonial masters:
“We value our allies.
We value our shared security. And
we always appreciate an open conversation.
But
And I would like to emphasize that this wording is
about the invitation to become NATO member, not about
It’s unprecedented and absurd when time frame is not set neither for the invitation nor for
It seems there is no
readiness neither to invite
This means that a window of opportunity is being left
to bargain
Uncertainty is weakness. And I will openly discuss this at the summit.”
At near the exact moment puppet
leader President Zelensky was
slamming his socialist Western
colonial masters attending the NATO
Summit, this report notes, the Global
Firepower (GP) defense
analysis organization released its 2023
rankings of the world’s militaries, which saw the United States maintaining its top spot, while Russia
remained the world’s second largest military force, and it revealed: “Key NATO states have lost strength amid massive aid campaigns
for Kiev…France dropped from seventh in the 2020-2022 rankings to ninth place
in 2023...Germany, which ranked in the top ten as recently as 2019, tumbled to
25th, falling behind the likes of Thailand, Taiwan and Spain...NATO ally Canada
slid from 23rd to 27th place”—seemingly lost to the attention of President Zelensky is the fact that NATO is a political weapon the United
States uses to enforce its will on others, as best documented today in the
leftist New York Times article “NATO Isn’t What It Says It Is”, wherein it reveals:
NATO, from its origins, was never primarily
concerned with aggregating military power.
Fielding 100 divisions at
its Cold War height, a small fraction of Warsaw Pact manpower, the organization
could not be counted on to repel a Soviet invasion and even the continent’s
nuclear weapons were under Washington’s control. Rather, it set out
to bind
Many observers expected
NATO to close shop after the collapse of its Cold War rival. But in the decade after 1989, the
organization truly came into its own.
NATO acted as a ratings agency for the European
Union in Eastern Europe, declaring countries secure for development and
investment. The organization pushed
would-be partners to adhere to a liberal, pro-market creed, according to which — as President
Bill Clinton’s national security adviser put it — “the pursuit of democratic institutions, the
expansion of free markets” and “the promotion of collective security” marched in lock step. European military
professionals and reform-minded elites formed a willing constituency, their
campaigns boosted by NATO’s information apparatus.
When European populations proved too stubborn or
undesirably swayed by socialist or nationalist sentiments, Atlantic integration
proceeded all the same.
The
The new century brought
more of the same, with an appropriate shift in emphasis. Coinciding with the global war on terrorism,
the “big bang” expansion of 2004 — in which seven
countries acceded — saw counterterrorism
supersede democracy and human rights in alliance rhetoric.
Stress on the need for liberalization and public sector reforms remained
a constant.
In the realm of defense, the alliance was not as
advertised. For decades, the
The war in
More than a year after the
German government publicized the creation of a special $110 billion fund for
its armed forces, the bulk of the credits remain unused. In the meantime, German military commanders have said that they lack sufficient
munitions for more than two days of high-intensity combat.
Whatever the levels of
expenditure, it is remarkable how
little military capability Europeans get for the outlays involved.
Lack of coordination, as much as penny-pinching,
hamstrings
By forbidding duplication
of existing capabilities and prodding allies to accept niche roles, NATO has
stymied the emergence of any semiautonomous European force capable of
independent action.
As for defense procurement,
common standards for interoperability, coupled with the sheer size of the
The alliance, paradoxically, appears to have
weakened allies’ ability to defend themselves.
Yet the paradox is only
superficial. In fact, NATO is working exactly as it was designed by postwar
Far from a costly charity program, NATO secures
American influence in
With truthful articles now appearing like “Seven Times Biden Lied On Ukraine”, this report concludes, they’ve now been joined by the analytical document “Underestimate Russia At Your Own Risk: A Comparison Of Hubris By Germany During WWII And Today’s Collective West”, wherein it proves that the lies told by the Nazi German Regime about Russia are identical to the lies told today by the socialist Western colonial powers—a fact noted by world-renowed Pulitzer Prize winning legendary American investigative journalist Seymour Hersh, who just observed:
Pity the
There is an enormous gap
between the way the professionals in the American intelligence community assess
the situation and what the White House and the supine
The current battlefield
statistics that were shared with me suggest that the Biden administration’s
overall foreign policy may be at risk in
The
Putin now has within his
grasp total control, or close to it, of the four Ukrainian oblasts—Donetsk,
Kherson, Lubansk, Zaporizhzhia—that he publicly
annexed on September 30, 2022, seven months after he began the war. The next step, assuming there is no miracle
on the battlefield, will be up to Putin.
He could simply stop where he is, and see if the military reality will
be accepted by the White House and whether a ceasefire will be sought, with
formal end-of-war talks initiated. There
will be a presidential election next April in Ukraine, and the Russian leader
may stay put and wait for that—if it takes place. President Volodymyr
Zelensky of
Biden’s political problems,
in terms of next year’s presidential election, are
acute—and obvious.
The looming disaster in
Democratic support for the
war is another example of the party’s growing disengagement from the working
class. It’s their children who have been fighting the wars of the recent past
and may be fighting in any future war. These voters have turned away in increasing numbers as the
Democrats move closer to the intellectual and moneyed classes.
If there is any doubt about
the continuing seismic shift in current politics, I recommend a good dose of
Thomas Frank, the acclaimed author of the 2004 best-seller What’s the Matter with
It may be prudent for Joe Biden to talk straight
about the war, and its various problems for
[Note: Some words and/or phrases appearing in quotes in this report are English language approximations of Russian words/phrases having no exact counterpart.]
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