. tired of western propaganda against russia? here's vladimir putin<u+2019>s perspective vladimir putin in particular, and russia in general, have been the focus of an intensive high-drama ... print email http://humansarefree.com/2016/11/tired-of-western-propaganda-against.html vladimir putin in particular, and russia in general, have been the focus of an intensive high-drama propaganda campaign of late. are you buying it? for the time being, russophobia has replaced islamophobia as the driving force behind the lies. various us officials have been frantically warning americans that the russians are behind everything: hacking the dnc, controlling trump, influencing the election and breaking the syrian ceasefire agreement. they might as well add making your girlfriend break up with you, making your toast get burnt and making your car run out of fuel for all the evidence they have presented.many of these totally unfounded allegations stem from (naturally) the clinton campaign, home to career criminals bill and hillary clinton , who are desperately seeking to find something to gain some sort of shred of popularity or advantage over trump, who fills up arenas with 1000s of people more easily than clinton can fill a high school gym with 50. many us officials and war hawks are trying to get in on the action; cia man mike morell indicated it would be a good idea to covertly kill russians to make them <u+201c>pay a price<u+201d>. hillary clinton called vladimir putin the <u+201c>grand godfather of extreme nationalism<u+201d> and blamed him for the rising popularity of right-wing leaders; and even standing vp joe biden came out and said that: <u+201c>we<u+2019>re sending a message to putin <u+2026> it will be at the time of our choosing and under the circumstances that have the greatest impact.<u+201d>it seems there is no depth to which some us leaders won<u+2019>t stoop in order to gain some political advantage, even it means lying, demonizing and destroying geopolitical partnerships in order to garner a few brownie points. russophobia is in full swing before the us presidential election to distract american voters vladimir putin: it<u+2019>s all about distraction during election season you would think russian president vladimir president would be agitated by all of this mud-slinging.at times he has been, for instance when he issued a warning a few months ago about an impending ww3 due to nato<u+2019>s constant aggression and advancement towards russian borders.however, judging by his own words and mostly calm demeanor, he has seen through the agenda and understands what is going on. putin spells out how it<u+2019>s all inflamed rhetoric before an election season, an old trick used by politicians to distract when they have no meaningful solutions for internal and domestic problems. thus, the russophobia drama may well die down after the election.here is vladimir putin in his own words :<u+201c>you can expect anything from our american friends <u+2026> the only novelty is that for the first time, on the highest level, the united states has admitted involvement in these activities, and to some extent threatened [us] <u+2013> which of course does not meet the standards of international communication. <u+201c>as if we didn<u+2019>t know that us government bodies snoop on and wiretap anyone? everyone knows this <u+2026><u+201c>apparently, they are nervous. the question is why. i think there is a reason. you know, in an election campaign, the current government carefully crafts a pre-election strategy, and any government, especially when seeking re-election, always has unresolved issues. <u+201c>they need to show, to explain to the voters why they remain unresolved. in the us, there are many such problems <u+2026> for example, the massive public debt is a time bomb for the us economy and global financial system <u+2026> more examples can be cited in foreign policy <u+2026> in these conditions, many choose to resort to the usual tactics of distracting voters from their problems <u+2026> try to create an enemy and rally the nation against that enemy <u+2026><u+201c>iran and the iranian threat did not work well for that. russia is a more interesting story.<u+201d>and that<u+2019>s exactly what this whole thing is: a giant story. however, as voltaire once said, if you can make someone believe absurdities, you can make them commit atrocities. let<u+2019>s see what else vladimir putin has to say on other topics of interest. blame everything on the russians russian hacking: a laughable claim so the clintons and dnc can try to avoid culpability let<u+2019>s face it: the whole russophobia affair is about avoiding blame, dodging responsibility and evading liability.thanks to wikileaks, project veritas and many other sources, we know the entire hillary clinton campaign has been rigged beyond belief. fake primaries, fake speeches, fake images, fake videos, fake crowds and fake supporters.there is seemingly no depth of criminality to which that woman won<u+2019>t sink. she<u+2019>s selling out the presidency before she even gets there, such as the stunt of trying to promise future presidential executive orders to mega donors. there is not a shred of evidence that russia is affiliated with wikileaks or behind any of the dnc hacks. as this zero hedge article nsa whistleblower: us intelligence worker likely behind dnc leaks, not russia states:<u+201c>on <u+201c>judge napolitano chambers,<u+201d> the judge said that while the dnc, government officials, and the clinton campaign all accuse the russians of hacking into the dnc servers, <u+201c>the russians had nothing to do with it.<u+201d>napolitano then mentioned binney, arguing the nsa veteran and whistleblower who <u+201c>developed the software that the nsa now uses, which allows it to capture not just metadata but content of every telephone call, text message, email in the united states of every person in [the country]<u+201d> knew the nsa had hacked the dnc <u+2014> not the russians.<u+201c>if judge napolitano and binney are right and the nsa did hack the dnc, what was the motive?according to the judge, <u+201c>members of the intelligence community simply do not want [clinton] to be president of the united states.<u+201d><u+201c>she doesn<u+2019>t know how to handle state secrets,<u+201d> napolitano continued. and since <u+201c>some of the state secrets that she revealed used the proper true names of american intelligence agents operating undercover in the middle east,<u+201d> some of these agents were allegedly captured and killed, prompting nsa agents to feel compelled to act. <u+201c>whether nsa agents hacked the dnc or not, one thing is clear: there<u+2019>s no real evidence linking the dnc and arizona and illinois voting system hacks to the russian government.<u+201d> the mythical <u+201c>russian threat<u+201d> vladimir putin directly addressed another mythical story, that of the so-called russian threat and russian aggression, at the recent valdai forum in sochi from october 24-27, 2016:<u+201c>there is another mechanism to ensure the transatlantic security, european security, the oc security and their attempt at turning this organization (nato) into an instrument of someone<u+2019>s political interests. so what the oc is doing is simply void. mythical threats are devised like the so-called russian military threat. <u+201c>certainly this can be (used to) gain some advantage, get new budgets, make your allies comply with your demands, make nato deploy the equipment and troops closer to our border <u+2026> russia is not trying to attack anyone. <u+201c>that would be ridiculous <u+2026> the population of europe is 300 million <u+2026> and the population of the us is 300 million, while the population of russia is 140 million, yet such menaces are served as a pretext. hysteria has been fueled in the us with regard to russia<u+2019>s alleged influence with the current presidential election.<u+201d><u+201c>is there anyone who seriously thinks that russia can influence the choice of the american people? is the us a banana republic? the us is a great power. if i<u+2019>m wrong please correct me.<u+201d> here<u+2019>s what he had to say about who the real aggressor is when it comes to the us and russia: <u+201c>is it know to you that russia, in the 90s, completely halted (as did the ussr) any strategic aviation in the further afield regions of patrol, i.e. not in the closer abroad. we halted such activity completely. <u+201c>us geostrategic aviation however, with nuclear weapons on board. they continued to encircle us! what for? who are you concerned about? or why are you threatening us? <u+201c>we continued with the non-patrol year after year. it is only since about 3 years ago that we restarted aviation patrol further abroad. which party is the provocateur here? is it us?<u+201c>we have only 2 military bases abroad. they are known areas of terrorism dangers <u+2026> us bases on the other hand are all over the world. and you are telling me that i am the aggressor? have you any common sense?<u+201c>what are us forces doing in europe, including nuclear weaponry? what business have they got there? listen to me. our military budget, while increased slightly from last year, in the dollar equivalent, is about us$50 billion.<u+201c>the military budget of the pentagon is almost 10 times that amount. $575 billion, i think congress singed off on. and you<u+2019>re telling me i<u+2019>m the aggressor here? have you no common sense at all? <u+201c>is it us putting our forces on the border of the us? or other states? is it nato, or who, that is moving their bases closer to us? military infrastructure! it<u+2019>s not us. <u+201c>does anyone even listen to us? or try to have some kind of dialogue with us? the repeated answer we get is <u+2018>mind your own business<u+2019> and <u+2018>each country can choose its own security measures<u+2019>. very well, so will we <u+2026><u+201c>and finally, on the antiballistic missile defense system, who was it that exited from the treaty which was vital to the entire system of international security? was it us? no. it was the states. <u+201c>in a one-sided way, they simply withdrew from the treaty. now they are threatening us, turning their missiles towards us, not only from alaska, but also from europe too <u+2026><u+201c>we want to develop normal relations in the sphere of security, in the fight against terrorism, in the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons. we want to work together with you <u+2026> so long as you want that too.<u+201d> more david icke humor: right now everything is the fault of vladimir putin and the russians us repeatedly broke its promises to russia and destroyed trust the western msm is so one-sided in its coverage of geopolitical events like ukraine and syria. anyone not toeing the line with us-uk-nato interests is painted in a bad light. in point of fact, it has actually been the us who has been breaking agreements with russia since the end of the cold war. us leaders lied to russian leaders at the time, by promising that nato would not extend any further eastward, and possibly even hinting that russia could join nato.as eric zuesse explains in his article america trashes nato founding act; rushes weapons to russia<u+2019>s borders :<u+201c>the nato founding act was agreed to between the us and russia in 1997 in order to provide to russia<u+2019>s leader boris yeltsin some modicum of assurance that america wouldn<u+2019>t invade his country. <u+201c>when his predecessor mikhail gorbachev had ended the soviet union and its warsaw pact military alliance in 1991, the representatives of us president ghw bush told him that nato wouldn<u+2019>t move <u+00ab>one inch to the east<u+00bb> (toward russia), but as soon as gorbachev committed himself to end the cold war, bush told his agents, regarding what they had all promised to gorbachev (bush<u+2019>s promise which had been conveyed through them), <u+00ab>to hell with that! we prevailed, they didn<u+2019>t<u+00bb>.<u+201c>in other words: bush<u+2019>s prior instructions to them were merely his lies to gorbachev, his lies to say that the us wouldn<u+2019>t try to conquer russia (move its forces eastward to russia<u+2019>s borders); but, now, since gorbachev was committed and had already agreed that east germany was to be reunited with and an extension of west germany (and the process for doing that had begun), bush pulled that rug of lies out from under the end of the cold war <u+2026><u+201d>bill clinton carried on the great american legacy of exceptionalism (that is, excepting themselves from obeying international law) spearheaded by daddy bush of surrounding and dominating russia by allowing nato into the czech republic, hungary and poland. russia got shafted by trusting the us numerous times after the fall of the soviet union. here<u+2019>s vladimir putin once again on america<u+2019>s broken promises (in april 2016):<u+201c>in the early 2000s, we agreed with the americans to destroy weapons-grade plutonium, on both sides. we were talking about the excessive amounts that were manufactured by both the us and russia. this is the enriched uranium from which nuclear weapons are made. 34000 tonnes, from both sides. <u+201c>we signed an agreement, and decided that this material would be destroyed in a specific manner. it would be destroyed in an industrial way <u+2013> for which special plants needed to be built. we fulfilled our obligations <u+2013> we built the necessary plant. our american partners did not. <u+201c>moreover, recently they announced that rather than destroy the enriched material in the manner that we agreed, and signed an international agreement on, that they would dilute it and store it in a holding capacity. this means they retain the potential to bring it back <u+2026><u+201c>surely our american partners must understand that, jokes are one thing, such as creating smear campaigns against russia, but questions of nuclear security are another thing entirely <u+2026> they must learn to fulfill their promises.<u+201c>they once said they would close down guantanamo. and? is it closed? no.<u+201d>incidentally, this is the exact same plutonium agreement which made the news last month, when as reported on october 3rd, 216, russia suspended their deal with the us on disposal of plutonium from decommissioned nuclear warheads.a decree signed by vladimir putin lists <u+201c>the radical change in the environment, a threat to strategic stability posed by the hostile actions of the us against russia, and the inability of the us to deliver on the obligation to dispose of excessive weapons plutonium under international treaties, as well as the need to take swift action to defend russian security<u+201d> as the reasons for why russia chose to suspend the deal. conclusion: wake up and smell the russophobia expect vladimir putin and russia to keep being demonized by the clintons <u+2013> and more importantly the nwo manipulators who so desperately want them in power. although the clintons are a powerful modern american mafia family, replete with a long body count behind them, it<u+2019>s important to remember they are lackeys for far greater and more pervasive powers (check out some of hillary<u+2019>s lovey-dovey letters to lynn forester de rothschild here ). there<u+2019>s a lot at stake here. right now, vladimir putin and russia are being used with the sole purpose of getting clinton elected. although putin is not perfect and has his own dark side, he deserves respect for standing his ground and refusing to become another us puppet. if we are to believe his own words, he has no qualm with americans or even america itself, but rather the selfish, imperialistic and murderous agenda of the nwo agents running the usa:<u+201c>we have a great deal of respect and love for the united states, and especially for the american people <u+2026> [however] the expansion of jurisdiction by one nation beyond the territory of its borders, to the rest of the world, is unacceptable and destructive for international relations.<u+201d>it<u+2019>s up to the american public to switch off cnn (clinton news network) and all the other duplicitous msm channels and get truly informed. vladimir putin is reaching out his hand to america, in the hope that enough americans can reclaim their country and work together with other nations in peace. on the issue of vladimir putin and russia, the msm is not just one-sided, it<u+2019>s outright lying. by makia freeman dear friends, humansarefree is and will always be free to access and use. if you appreciate my work, please help me continue. 




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