Parham Div

Here's what you should know about the Ukraine war, because not everything is as it seems to the untrained eye: - Regardless of who you think is right or wrong, the conflict could've easily been avoided. Since it wasn't, that means it was desired to happen. - Coming from the West, nobody in positions of power who were serious actually believed that Ukraine was going to defeat Russia. - The US has no interest in defeating Russia in the first place. Therefore, the US is funding and investing into this war knowing that Ukraine won't win. - Because that's not the real objective of the Ukraine war. - It's a proxy war waged by the United States, not against Russia, but against Europe and Ukraine. - The US and Russia are not on opposite sides in this conflict. The US exploits economic interests in Europe whereas Russia continues to win on the battlefield. - Think of Russia being the US' hedge in this case. - As a matter of fact, the entire point of the US restricting what weapons Ukraine can use on Russian soil is precisely for this reason. - The US' a-national private sector (APS) is using the Ukraine war to subjugate Europe for profitable industries such as the military industrial complex and liquified natural gas (LNG). - Aside from enabling the corporate pillaging of Ukraine via Wall Street, IMF, etc... - The real point of the war is to accelerate the destabilization of Europe, rendering it irrelevant and as a complete dependency of the United States. - One of the ways to destabilize Europe is to cut Germany off from Russian energy. - Germany is Europe's top industrial producer. Without Germany, there is no European Union. - Without Russian energy being replaced, the lights go out in Europe. Simple as that. - When the war started, it wasn't a coincidence that the Nordstream 2 was destroyed 'by Russia'. - Translation: The US did it and told Europe to amplify phony animosity towards Russia. - If you don't believe me, Biden said on TV in 2022 that the US would bring an end to Nordstream 2 pipeline terminals from Russia to Germany. - Animosity and fear towards Russia drives weapons sales from US manufacturers. - Weapons sales is conducive to drafting, conscription, and so on. - All of this is ideal for weakening Germany, which is the real linchpin of the operation. - Since the beginning of the Ukraine war and the severance of Russian energy, Germany has seen massive economic instability. - Thousands of corporate bankruptcies including their biggest companies such as Thyssenkrupp, Seimens, BASF, etc. are the signal that not all is well in the German economy. - Tens of thousands of families losing their jobs, increased inflation, and societal decay will be used to determine just how much the German people will take. - The longer that the Ukraine war can be stretched out, the better it is for all the interests I'm talking about. - It means more land, resources, state assets, and capital flows fall under western corporate control. - Another business sector that's extremely sensitive to the Ukraine war is agriculture. - One of the countries that is sensitive to agribusiness in the EU is France. - US corporate control over Ukraine's vast amounts of wheat and grain will be used to wipe out French farmers. - This means the ability to create artificial scarcity and the ability to profit from such. - After Germany, France would be the next most important country to weaken. - The European Union leadership isn't incompetent. They know the outcomes of these policies. - The European Union leadership is complicit. - They've all been given exit deals behind the scenes while Europe continues its collapse. - Zelensky is entirely irrelevant. He's an effigy being used to continue the conflict under the guise of being a Ukrainian patriot. - Once it's time for him to go, you'll know. - Meanwhile, the real negotiations between Trump and Putin have nothing to do with solving the conflict. - There's barely anything to talk about. Ukraine has been gradually losing the war ever since it started. - What Trump and Putin are actually talking about is the future of Europe and negotiating the details. - For example, Russia will want continued access to Europe's energy markets, but that would drive the US out. - Among other things. - In a period of US decline, the rest of the world wants it isolated as much as possible. That means keeping it occupied in Europe while it becomes dependent on US weapons and energy. Trump is in on this. - As a result, we'll likely see the US offer major concessions to Russia should they stay out of Europe as much as possible. - That means leaving countries closer to it (Belarus, post-war Ukraine, Georgia, and others) alone. -- The center of gravity of the global economy is shifting away from Europe. The Ukraine war has been tremendously powerful in accelerating this. Sometimes, the answers lie in plain sight but need to be translated.