LanceFreeman
Mayor
Vladimir Putin might be a power-hungry politician, but, unlike our own leadership, he has a genuine love for his country, and wants to turn it into an industrialized society, with a large middle-class. That makes him an enemy of the Globalists, who are busy destroying our own industrial base and middle class, and turning it into the world's largest Banana Republic. Moreover, Putin is not associated with the Council on Foreign Relations (CFR), the Bilderberg Group, the World Economic Forum, or any other globalist organization. He is not conspiring in the shadows to eliminate Russia's sovereignty and incorporate it into a New World Order; i.e. a world government controlled by international bankers and technocrats.
The CFR conspirators hate Putin for the same reasons they hated John Kennedy, and sought to remove him from power. Kennedy was our last good president, and was not so easy to push around. He stopped the planned invasion of Cuba, did not want to involve America too much in Viet-Nam, and was seriously thinking of eliminating the vampiric Rothschild FED. Putin wants no part of the globalist New World Order, or surrendering Russia's sovereignty to a world government run by international bankers. That is why the Western press is continually demonizing Putin, and making him out to be an Ogre. However, it will not be as easy for them to get rid of Putin, as it was to get rid of Kennedy.
I have no doubt that those same Globalists had in mind to make more trouble for Putin in Ukraine, as they had attempted to do in Georgia, in 2008. It does not take a rocket scientist to figure out that Putin would not sit still for a Ukraine that might become a member of the EU, and have either a NATO base on its soil, or Ukrainian troops training with NATO forces. That would be a slap-in-the-face to Russia. Putin's move into the Crimea was a logical counter-move to the EU's move on the Eurasian Chessboard. That move has put Putin in a very uncomfortable position internationally, making him look like a land grabber and usurper, picking on poor, little Ukraine. Which is where the Globalists want him to be. The next few weeks will be interesting to watch, as Russia attempts to take back the Crimea.
It would not surprise me if Putin uses the Crimea to draw a promise from Kiev that they will put a stop to their attempts to join the EU, and retain a position of neutrality, while maintaining strong economic links with Russia. In return, Russia will accept the ousting of Victor Yanukovych. The West has no stomach for a military confrontation with Russia, as of now, and an economic boycott will have limited results. But you can never discount what the Globalists might do next. These bastards are intent on moving their program forward, even if it means war, and the sacrifice of hundreds of thousands of people.
The CFR conspirators hate Putin for the same reasons they hated John Kennedy, and sought to remove him from power. Kennedy was our last good president, and was not so easy to push around. He stopped the planned invasion of Cuba, did not want to involve America too much in Viet-Nam, and was seriously thinking of eliminating the vampiric Rothschild FED. Putin wants no part of the globalist New World Order, or surrendering Russia's sovereignty to a world government run by international bankers. That is why the Western press is continually demonizing Putin, and making him out to be an Ogre. However, it will not be as easy for them to get rid of Putin, as it was to get rid of Kennedy.
I have no doubt that those same Globalists had in mind to make more trouble for Putin in Ukraine, as they had attempted to do in Georgia, in 2008. It does not take a rocket scientist to figure out that Putin would not sit still for a Ukraine that might become a member of the EU, and have either a NATO base on its soil, or Ukrainian troops training with NATO forces. That would be a slap-in-the-face to Russia. Putin's move into the Crimea was a logical counter-move to the EU's move on the Eurasian Chessboard. That move has put Putin in a very uncomfortable position internationally, making him look like a land grabber and usurper, picking on poor, little Ukraine. Which is where the Globalists want him to be. The next few weeks will be interesting to watch, as Russia attempts to take back the Crimea.
It would not surprise me if Putin uses the Crimea to draw a promise from Kiev that they will put a stop to their attempts to join the EU, and retain a position of neutrality, while maintaining strong economic links with Russia. In return, Russia will accept the ousting of Victor Yanukovych. The West has no stomach for a military confrontation with Russia, as of now, and an economic boycott will have limited results. But you can never discount what the Globalists might do next. These bastards are intent on moving their program forward, even if it means war, and the sacrifice of hundreds of thousands of people.
