Saint Petersburg, Russia
The AngloZionist propaganda machine is constantly warning us that Russia is about to invade some country. The list of candidates for invasion is long and ranges from Norway to the Ukraine and includes the Baltic statelets, Poland and even countries further West. Of course, we are also told that NATO and the US are here to prevent that. Well, thank God for them, right?
But what is conspicuously missing from this narrative is a discussion of the possible Russian motives for such a military move. Typically, we are merely told that Russia has broken the European post-Cold War order and borders by "annexing" Crimea and by sending military forces into the Donbass. Anybody with an IQ at room temperature or above by now realizes that both of these claims are total bunk. The ones who indeed broke the post-Cold War international order and borders were the NATO member states when they used military force, in complete illegality, to break-up Yugoslavia. As for the people of Crimea, they had the opportunity to vote about their future in a referendum, very much unlike the inhabitants of Kosovo which had no such opportunity. As for the 08.08.08 war, even the Europeans who eventually, and very reluctantly, agreed that it was, in fact, Saakashvili who started this conflict, not Russia.
But let's set all this aside and assume that the Russian leaders would not hesitate to use military force again if it was to their advantage. Let's assume that, yes, the Russians are up to no good and that they might well try to bite-off some other piece of land somewhere in Europe.
Such an assumption would immediately raise a crucial question:
why would the Russians want to do that?
Comment: It could be their paranoidal or belligerent nature that would have them stalking Russian planes like that. Either way, neither Russia nor the host country could perceive these actions as anything but unsettling, and it just goes to show how arrogant the perpetrators are thinking that international norms of conduct don't apply to them:
- Pentagon pledges to continue belligerent operations in South China Sea
- Belligerent Britain to send more troops to Ukraine claiming 'Russia threat'
- US media loses it when Russian 'spy' ship makes annual trip to the Caribbean
- War signals? US Navy Destroyer approaches Syria, buzzed by Russian jets
- 'Making Norway less safe': 50,000 troops engage in largest NATO drills in decades
Also check out SOTT radio's: NewsReal: Israeli-French Deception Downs Russian Spy Plane Off Syria, US Escalates 'Regime Change' Against Iran