2014-12-07 Cold War 2.0: would Germany be dragged along for a US agression against Russia?
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[via Anonymous Berlin] Bing translation.
70 years after the end of the second world war, German soldiers might be again involved in the near future in a war of aggression. After resolution has just the Congress [1] number 758, passed, it should be clear that United States and NATO are not concerned with securing any allies or borders in Eastern Europe. On the contrary, the military-industrial complex here takes the first attempt to subjugate Russia to pull themselves to the rich resources of the country under the gunpoint. The intended "spearhead" of NATO in the East, which will consist of 4,000 German Bundeswehr soldiers, in a completely different light appears from this point of view. Another manufactured incident such as the downing of flight MH17, may be enough, and German soldiers would have to pull for American interests in a war against Russia.
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[via Anonymous Berlin] Bing translation.
70 years after the end of the second world war, German soldiers might be again involved in the near future in a war of aggression. After resolution has just the Congress [1] number 758, passed, it should be clear that United States and NATO are not concerned with securing any allies or borders in Eastern Europe. On the contrary, the military-industrial complex here takes the first attempt to subjugate Russia to pull themselves to the rich resources of the country under the gunpoint. The intended "spearhead" of NATO in the East, which will consist of 4,000 German Bundeswehr soldiers, in a completely different light appears from this point of view. Another manufactured incident such as the downing of flight MH17, may be enough, and German soldiers would have to pull for American interests in a war against Russia.
by Dr. Paul Craig Roberts
70
Jahre nach Ende des Zweiten Weltkriegs, könnten deutsche Soldaten in
absehbarer Zeit wieder in einen Angriffskrieg verwickelt sein. Nachdem
Resolution[1] Num...
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