While the world is wriggling around over how to blame
Donald Trump for WW2 and/or how to get Hillary Clinton to justice, or in the
Oval office because albeit she’s corrupt, a liar and really fucking incompetent
she can at least pretend like she can talk policy or some shit, some important
things have happened.
These important things are a lot more important than what you see in the Western
media, yet they’re barely mentioned.
First there was the Turkish coup. Now I will be the first to say that I was
wrong about it. In my defense, I have to say that I had completely disregarded
how utterly awful and incompetent the Obama administration is.
So what happened while the West is still complaining about how Trump says mean
things?
Well, there was a coup in Turkey. And Turkey’s president and tyrant in Chief
Erdogan seems to have known about it and used it to basically long knife the
hell out of his opponents and their sympathizers.
Now, Erdogan claims the coup had US backing. Erdogan pretty much accused the US
of it openly.
He also blocked and searched the US base
at Incirlik, blocked access to it and after he solidified his power… guess
what?
He went and had a nice meeting with Vladimir Putin and Bashar Al Assad, the
democratically elected president of Syria that the west has bene so eager to
replace they helped ISIS arm against him. A meeting about how to get rid of
ISIS.
As if the West doesn’t even exist or matter in that region.
Now, this is understandable. The West, namely the US and whoever they could
strongarm this week, have managed to fail in Syria miserably. Assad held his
own and is slowly recovering his country. The only result the western bombings have
on Isis is an increase in islamist attacks on western civilians on their own
countries and whatever progress has bene made against Isis in Syria has a
Russian signature.
Furthermore, Russia straight out bombed a secret American base in Syria and got
as a result … an offer from the US to cooperate better on attacks against Isis.
Then we have the president of China straight out saying
“The world is on
the verge of radical change. We see that the European Union is gradually
falling apart, how the US economy is crashing, and that all this will end with
a new rearrangement of the world. In 10 years we can expect a new world order
in which the key factor will be the alliance between China and Russia.”
This is an offer of a military alliance right there.
And then Turkey threatens to leave NATO unless it’s being given “more support”
which translates in Erdogan speech as “
bribe me to stay”, the same trick he pulled when under the pretense of a
refugee agreement he got the EU to pay for his reelection.
This of course meaning that the south wing of NATO is
broken. Without Turkey to hold the south flank, Russia will continue to have
access to the Mediterranean and will probably easily get back the control of
the Black Sea, basically nullifying all of the effort the USA put into pulling
Ukraine out of the Russian sphere.
What does this mean?
Add to this Russia’s old and continuing relations with Iran - and what do
you get?
We also know Putin has been courting Israel, been to visit
Azerbaidjan and Kazakhstan and Russia just finished building a nuclear power
plant in India
Obviously Russia is attempting to pull Asia together in its cold war against
NATO. As the US is fastly falling out of its position of world’s first superpower,
Russia is obviously vying to fill the void.
While the US has been reducing its military power while at the same time arming
its enemies, Russia has steadily continued to update and increase its arsenal.
The US has been recently failing miserably in all its endeavours. Afghanistan
is still a mess. The pseudo attacks against ISIS are bringing no results. Iran
takes US prisoners with impunity, and by the looks of it gets huge ransoms for
them too.
Basically, turns out the US can be pushed around, and some of the US’ closest
allies are starting to reposition too.
This week, British Prime Minister Theresa May called Putin.
“The Kremlin announcement said that Putin
congratulated May on her appointment, following David Cameron’s resignation in
June, and said that the leaders agreed “to step up joint work in some areas,”
including issues of aviation security. They also discussed cooperation in the
“political, trade and economic spheres.”
This is a major development. After Britain’s vote to
leave the EU, Britain seems to be looking at repositioning all its alliances
not just the economical ones.
Of course, as of now Britain is still part of the sanctions block against
Russia. Will Theresa May move to drop
the economic sanctions? It would make sense.
The world is changing. I have written before about the impending war
on Russia that the US seems to be so eager on.
BUT as the alliances are shifting and changing, the US appears to become isolated. Nobody likes failing
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