IN PUTIN'S OWN WORDS
With the threat of war, and, yes, even nuclear war with Russia ,hanging over our heads I think it is important to know how Putin thinks about these possibilities.
The 2 videos below will tell you exactly what he thinks about this possibility In Putin's Own Words
Instead of simply believing everything you have heard from the MSM about Putin.. I think it is important to hear from him in his own words and decide for yourself what you think about him,
I do not trust the Mainstream Media, MSM, especially when they tell me someone is bad, I have to do some research for myself . I like to find ways that I can hear or see what that person says for myself instead of simply believing what someone else tells me that he says. I KNOW the media lies. I know that they are NOT there to inform. I know they have only 1 purpose, to disseminate propaganda.
“We’ll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false. =Former CIA Director William Casey
I have been listening to Putin's own words for years, though one has to be careful that the translation that you are seeing or hearing is actuallly an accurate tranlation. There are ways to do that.
In my opinion, Putin is the most honest leader on the world stage in what he says. He does not do politically correct. There is no doublespeak. His words are intended to communicate and not intended to deceive. He shoots straight from the hip. In other words, he says what he means and he means what he sys. He is extremely intelligent and knows a lot of history of many countries. He is very rule oriented when it comes to treaties and the UN and tends to evaluate actions in terms of them He knows when rules are not followed and considers those actions to be precedents that are being set. He is not impulsive. His actions are usually well thought out and he can explain tnem in terms of all the rules. He tends to see actions as part of a wider context.
In my opinion , he is a principled and moral man. He is a Christian or at the least he sees great value in the Judeo Christian morals and indeed, in the morals of religions in general. He believes a civilization cannot endure without them. I think he is a good man!
Why did Putin go into Ukraine?
Putin did not make a mistake in going into Eastern Ukraine. He wanted the Donbass Region to remain within Ukraine and Ukraine to remain neutral. Neutral is a line in the sand that he will not tolerate b be crossed. He sees it as Russia'a survival as a sovereign nation He has waited 8 years for Ukraine to implement the Minsk agreements that they signed.which was the necessary condition for their agreeing to remain within Ukraine But we did not want the Minsk agreement to be implemented. just as we do not want to negotiate for peace. We do not want a neutral Ukraine because we do not want to coexist with Russia. We want to subjugate and dominate them. It would not have been the right decision to surrender the Donbass Region because we will not stop. It would not have been the humane decision either because the Nazi controllers of Ukraine HATE the Russian Ukrainians. They want to kill them and will kill until their is not one iota of resistance left. They have been executing a genocidal ethnic cleansing in Eastern Ukraine for the last 8 years. So Putin finally recently recognized the 2 republics who declared their autonmy in 2014. They have been asking for Putin's help for years and now he has gone into the Donbass Region to help them an get rid of the Nazi Azov battalion that has ben fighting and killing them for years an he has taken out a few of OUR biolabs as he goes. Putin is defending Russia and the Eastern Ukrainians; we left him no other choice!
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Annual Presidential Address to the Federaql Assembly
March 1, 2018
Nuclear words: Putin's FINAL warning
Nuclear words: Putin's FINAL warning
IIn 2002, the United States unilaterally and without consultation, withdrew from the landmark Anti-Ballistic Missile (ABM) Treaty. President George W. Bush noted that the treaty is “now behind us,” describing the ABM Treaty as a Cold War relic. Signed in 1972, the ABM Treaty barred both the US and the USSR from deploying national defenses against long-range ballistic missiles. The treaty was based on the premise that if either superpower constructed a strategic defense, the other would build up its offensive nuclear forces to offset the defense. The superpowers would therefore quickly be put on a path toward a never-ending offensive-defensive arms race, as each tried to balance its counterpart’s actions.
Until Bush Jr took office, the Treaty was referred to as a “cornerstone of strategic stability” because it facilitated later agreements, reducing U.S. and Russian strategic nuclear arsenals.
The US, assuming that a weakened Russia will never again be in a position to counter US hegemonic power, proceeded to encroach on Russia’s borders through its manipulation of NATO objectives.
Today, there is no instrument in international law that prevents the possibility of mutually assured destruction. Putin has been sending out warnings for over 10 years – all of which fell on deaf ears. Last year – he appealed to international journalists at the St Petersburg Economic Forum, to deliver the message of imminent danger to their respective news outlets. “I don’t know how to get through to you anymore” – he said. The video is linked at the end of this video.
Nevertheless, NATO continues to encroach on Russia’s doorstep, utilizing wording such as “strategic defense” when it is in fact “offensive offense”, in light of all prior agreements.
At this year’s annual address to the Federal Assembly, Putin showcased a number of new Russian technologies, in the nuclear sphere, that according to him, have no analogues in the world. “Nobody was willing to listen to us then – but they should listen now.” - he said.=====================================================================
Putin's Warning: FULL SPEECH
St Petersburg International Economic Forum, in June 2016
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