Controlled chaos
NATO expansion to the east as a cause of problems in modern Europe and the Ukrainian crisisThe world is on the verge of a drastic change - a new industrial revolution, a change in the technological structure. Global changes are accompanied by all sorts of wars - hybrid, traditional and cyber war.
The desire of a part of supranational structures, the United States to preserve world domination, based on a losing US dollar, like EMC, leads to the creation of large-scale "controlled chaos". Today, the United States is unleashing a war against Europe, with whose hands the United States wants to weaken both the Russian Federation and Europe. The war of trade and economic sanctions, unleashed by the US, leads to an aggravation of relations and a significant weakening of Europe and Russia.
The change of the global technological order creates the fundamental prerequisites for a new world war or a new mixed type war, the growth of cyberwar. Artificially created by the United States, the global players in Ukraine, the conflict and the crisis is designed to postpone the existence of a “financial bubble”, which is ten times larger than the global economy.
The world today is on the verge of a new arms race, where hybrid and traditional wars that are currently underway will continue to play a major role. weapons.
The detriment of the weakening of the Eurozone and Russia due to the situation in Ukraine and the economic war unleashed by the US and the satellites is to a certain extent reflected in the letter “Not on our behalf”, published in December 2014 of the year. The authors of the text rightly write about the need for detente of the West in relations with Russia, that the US is destabilizing the world order. More than 60 people - politicians, economists, journalists and representatives of culture - signed a letter in which they opposed the war with Russia and for the new policy of detente in Europe.
The ex-adviser to Chancellor Horst Telchik, former Secretary of State for Security Walter Stützle and former Vice-Chairman of the Bundestag Antje Vollmer initiated the letters from Germany. In addition to a number of famous figures and famous economists, the text of the document was signed by veterans of the political elite from various parties, among them former federal president Roman Herzog, Klaus von Donanie (SPD), Eberhard Diepgen (CDU), Manfred Stolpe (SPD), Burkhard Hirsch (SVPG), Otto Schily (Greens, later SPD) and former Chancellor Gerhard Schroeder.
This position was supported by Helmut Schmidt, as well as Helmut Kohl and Hans-Dietrich Genscher. In the United States, this opinion is generally shared by Henry Kissinger and Zbigniew Brzezinski.
Criticizing the annexation of the Crimea to the Russian Federation, the signatories to the document, much like Kissinger, believe that the West has made a serious mistake by developing "a threat to the East that the West has extended to the East without simultaneous deepening of cooperation with Moscow."
The signatories to the document rightly point out that in violation of international and bilateral agreements, NATO systematically moves to the East, including Ukraine, Georgia and Moldova in all the main programs of the Alliance, which have received special preferences from the US and NATO since December 2014.
The choice of pro-European or pro-Russian development imposed on Ukraine by the West, including a significant number of security provisions in the association agreement with the EU, and the program decisions of the NATO summit in Wales confirmed Moscow’s assumptions about bringing Kiev closer to the EU as a hidden NATO expansion.
60 signatories offer to "stop spinning the spiral of threats." The authors of the document emphasize that the annexation of the Crimea is no longer reversed. And they ask a rhetorical question, is it necessary because of this to cut off all ties with Moscow?
In today's turbulent world, it is proposed to discuss together with the Russian Federation many aspects - Iran’s nuclear file, Syrian and Iraqi conflicts, ensuring the withdrawal of peacekeeping forces from Afghanistan, limiting the arms race, North Korea’s nuclear arsenal, cooperation in space.
A possible way out is to offer constitutional status acceptable to Kiev and Moscow, guaranteeing the integrity of Ukraine and at the same time granting the eastern regions autonomy, which would exclude their separation.
It is also proposed to return to negotiations on constructive relations between the EU and the Eurasian Union, a return to the idea of creating a common European security structure, in which the issue of Ukraine’s membership in NATO is losing its importance, focusing on creating a single space from Vancouver to Vladivostok (for more information).
Defrosting, at the initiative of the West, smoldering and the creation of new conflicts in the Balkan-Black Sea-Caucasus region, intensified the struggle between Russia and the West for domination in the post-Soviet space. A month after the signing of the Treaty on the Eurasian Economic Union by the Russian Federation, Belarus and Belarus, Brussels associates Georgia, Ukraine and Moldova, expanding the free trade zone with them. At the same time, steps to draw Moldavia and Georgia into the zone of European political and economic control are accompanied by their rapprochement with NATO.
As I wrote in 2011, the US national security strategy, presented by US President George W. Bush in 2002, considers the Black Sea and Caspian regions as an important strategic source of oil, as well as a springboard for subsequent US access to promising markets in China, India, Pakistan and the South -Eastern Asia. The importance of the Black Sea region and the attention to it naturally increases its military significance, the danger of military conflicts, which makes experts talk about the importance of building a regional security system.
Earlier, the United States officially declared the Black Sea-Caspian region a zone of its special energy interests, as an alternative source of oil and gas products to the Persian Gulf region. As part of the National Security Council under the President of the United States, a special department was created, the position of special adviser to the president and secretary of state for the Black Sea-Caspian region was introduced, and a special operational unit was established within the CIA to monitor political processes in the Black Sea and Caspian countries. In turn, the European countries of NATO pay considerable attention to the region also on the basis of energy security considerations, and in view of the limited military capabilities of the EU, at this stage they rely on their military presence in the region through the Alliance’s military initiatives.
In accordance with the strategic plans, the United States intends to develop the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TTP), turning it into a military-political alliance. The United States seeks to maintain control, replacing weakening economic positions with military force.
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