Spirit Of Truth
Deceased
I see there's a lot of important threads running this evening, but I thought I better give you all a heads up since it looks as if WORLD WAR THREE is about erupt in Georgia.
I'm somewhat surprised no one else is worried. I just picked myself up off the floor after three days of complete despondency because I'm fairly certain of what is about to unfold in human history and there's apparently not a thing I can do about it. I sure wish I could entertain myself to death like the rest of the West, but I have a terrible addiction to the hard truth, so I'll just continue this futile effort of trying to save a civilization apprently not interested in saving itself.
The first important point to keep in mind is that the events you are seeing unfold in Georgia, if anyone were watching that is, are contrived by the Kremlin. This tiny nation on Russia's periphery is but the newest Potemkin masquerade put on for gullible Western audiences by Russia's military intelligence services, the GRU:
http://www.spiritoftruth.org/astrology.htm
The newest tale we are being told is that protesters are seeking the ouster of Georgian President Mikheil (Misha) Saakashvili and have barricaded themselves on the main streets of Tblisi. Then, on Wednesday there was a supposed Russian-backed mutiny by a tank battalion (note that "Misha" is Russian for bear):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_Y1QUlhc18
http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/world/la-fg-georgia-mutiny6-2009may6,0,3796773.story
In the last part in the video, where Saakashvili is supposedly dressing down the mutineers, one of the soldiers is busy checking his cell phone. Also, video footage of Saakashvili with this set of troops aired on Al Jazeera showing the Georgian president shaking hands with one of the supposed mutineers:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nGkIdKux3sM
Meanwhile, talks between Russia, Georgia, Abkhazia and South Ossetia have broken down just as joint NATO-Georgian military exercises have begun.
Whatever way Moscow and Tblisi spin this, you have the ingredients for Russian military action in Georgia with NATO troops on the ground. I'm afraid we've been successfully lured into a lethal trap.
Imagine if we were this close to a military confrontation between Russia and NATO 20 or 30 years ago?! Yet, today almost no one notices...not even in a preps forum.
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Russia, NATO in battle of wills over Georgia
Wed May 6, 2009 12:34pm BST
By David Brunnstrom - Analysis
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The real conflict as NATO holds military exercises in Georgia is an increasingly tense battle of wills between the Western defense alliance and Moscow that could affect efforts to improve U.S.-Russian relations.
Ties between the former Cold war foes have soured over the exercises and an espionage case in which NATO has expelled two Russians and Moscow has thrown out two alliance officials. Russia has also pulled out of a meeting scheduled with NATO.
NATO says broadening ties with former Soviet republics such as Georgia, with whom Russia fought a brief war last year, breaks down barriers with countries long dominated by Moscow and strengthens security and stability in Europe.
But Russia regards such moves as a security challenge and wants to roll back Western influence in areas it considers part of its traditional sphere of influence.
MORE...
http://uk.reuters.com/article/gc07/idUKTRE5452M920090506?sp=true
I'm somewhat surprised no one else is worried. I just picked myself up off the floor after three days of complete despondency because I'm fairly certain of what is about to unfold in human history and there's apparently not a thing I can do about it. I sure wish I could entertain myself to death like the rest of the West, but I have a terrible addiction to the hard truth, so I'll just continue this futile effort of trying to save a civilization apprently not interested in saving itself.
The first important point to keep in mind is that the events you are seeing unfold in Georgia, if anyone were watching that is, are contrived by the Kremlin. This tiny nation on Russia's periphery is but the newest Potemkin masquerade put on for gullible Western audiences by Russia's military intelligence services, the GRU:
http://www.spiritoftruth.org/astrology.htm
The newest tale we are being told is that protesters are seeking the ouster of Georgian President Mikheil (Misha) Saakashvili and have barricaded themselves on the main streets of Tblisi. Then, on Wednesday there was a supposed Russian-backed mutiny by a tank battalion (note that "Misha" is Russian for bear):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x_Y1QUlhc18
http://www.latimes.com/news/nationworld/world/la-fg-georgia-mutiny6-2009may6,0,3796773.story
In the last part in the video, where Saakashvili is supposedly dressing down the mutineers, one of the soldiers is busy checking his cell phone. Also, video footage of Saakashvili with this set of troops aired on Al Jazeera showing the Georgian president shaking hands with one of the supposed mutineers:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nGkIdKux3sM
Meanwhile, talks between Russia, Georgia, Abkhazia and South Ossetia have broken down just as joint NATO-Georgian military exercises have begun.
Whatever way Moscow and Tblisi spin this, you have the ingredients for Russian military action in Georgia with NATO troops on the ground. I'm afraid we've been successfully lured into a lethal trap.
Imagine if we were this close to a military confrontation between Russia and NATO 20 or 30 years ago?! Yet, today almost no one notices...not even in a preps forum.
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"It is as if we were scientists studying the workings of a volcano," Russia's NATO envoy, Dmitry Rogozin, said of the NATO-Russia relationship. "It proves it is a very unpredictable natural phenomenon and we can expect an eruption at any time."
Russia, NATO in battle of wills over Georgia
Wed May 6, 2009 12:34pm BST
By David Brunnstrom - Analysis
BRUSSELS (Reuters) - The real conflict as NATO holds military exercises in Georgia is an increasingly tense battle of wills between the Western defense alliance and Moscow that could affect efforts to improve U.S.-Russian relations.
Ties between the former Cold war foes have soured over the exercises and an espionage case in which NATO has expelled two Russians and Moscow has thrown out two alliance officials. Russia has also pulled out of a meeting scheduled with NATO.
NATO says broadening ties with former Soviet republics such as Georgia, with whom Russia fought a brief war last year, breaks down barriers with countries long dominated by Moscow and strengthens security and stability in Europe.
But Russia regards such moves as a security challenge and wants to roll back Western influence in areas it considers part of its traditional sphere of influence.
MORE...
http://uk.reuters.com/article/gc07/idUKTRE5452M920090506?sp=true
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