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The victims of the current political events in Baltic States will not be politicians or oligarchs, but the so-called ordinary people who, as usual, will pay the highest price for their political ignorance. They were always paying for it, usually by their own death, the death of the loved ones, political and economic repression, etc.
Like everything in this world, the so-called 'peace of mind' has its own price, and it is usually paid by those people who just want to have the 'peace of mind'.
Ukrainians have already paid and will pay a price for their 'ignorance'. But it will not stop on them only.
The Baltic States are increasingly drawn into the scenario of war. Where the public opinion, day after day, is being prepared for a scenario chosen in advance by the US.And as my last interlocutor geopolitical analyst Mr Konrad Rękas said:
As we know, the second war has started in Poland, it seems that someone in Washington probably had an idea that it would be good to start the third war from Poland as well.
Propaganda that is used to carry out this purpose is similar to propaganda of Joachim Goebbels in Public Relations, a man who said that our propaganda should not comment on the facts already occurred, but create their own facts. So the opposition will be busy pulling down only those facts which are made up in advance. Take for instance never confirmed information about the Russian troops in Eastern Ukraine.
The truth does not count, important is only who control the narrative - its amount and intensity. This operation repeated day after day of even the most idiotic narrative makes you start to get used to it. It is slowly become something acceptable, normal and finally something for what you're gonna fight as a useful idiot, as Kiev pawns bombing civilians in eastern Ukraine in the name of a few most rich guys on the planet like Poroshenko, $1.3 Billion according to Forbes.
Comment: Yup, 2015 will be fascinating to watch as the world power players begin their moves in earnest on the grand chessboard. It seems like an all-or-nothing scenario.