Oekraïne,
Moldavië en Georgië (3 corrupte boevenstaten) hebben besloten een oud
partnerschap te doen herleven, het zogenaamde GUAM-blok. Je hoeft
niet te vragen wie er op de achterhand bezig is geweest om e.e.a. voor
elkaar te krijgen >> juist: de VS!

Nu
de genoemde landen (nog) geen lid kunnen worden van de NAVO, zouden
deze landen (uiteraard zwaar gesteund door de grootste
terreurentiteit op aarde, de VS) samen een vuist kunnen maken tegen
‘Russische agressie……’ ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! ha! Als je nu ziet wie van de
genoemde landen het meest agressief is in haar buitenlandpolitiek, is
het de VS wel!!.

Oekraïne dat
godbetert een smerige oorlog voert tegen eigen onderdanen, die niet
onder de door de VS geparachuteerde junta wensen te leven, mensen die
kwaad zijn daar de door hen democratisch gekozen president onterecht
werd afgezet, middels machinaties van de VS (Hillary Clinton maakte
daarvoor destijds zelfs 4 miljard dollar vrij…..)…….

Uiteraard
zal de VS allerhande militair materieel leveren en daar een paar
honderd militaire adviseurs aan toevoegen, zoals dit ‘land’ dit nu al doet in Oekraïne……….

Lees
het volgende artikel van Alex Gorka, op 6 maart gepubliceerd op
Strategic Culture Foundation (SCF), daarin vertelt Gorka o.a. over samenkomsten van deze landen (overigens met banden met andere landen, zoals die met Japan). Zo vond er op 2 maart jl. een conferentie van dit GUAM-blok plaats, waar een aantal bobo’s uit de VS natuurlijk niet konden ontbreken, zoals het uiterst rechtse geteisem van de Atlantic Council……. Je snapt dat er vooral veel anti-Russische propaganda werd gevoerd op deze bijeenkomst, niet op feiten gebaseerd, maar gemaakt om Rusland zo veel mogelijk zwart te maken en de eigen situatie te promoten en te legaliseren…… Je weet wel, wat betreft Oekraïne de zojuist genoemde smerige strijd tegen de eigen bevolking in het oosten van het land…… Overigens heeft Azerbeidzjan (de A uit GUAM) zich teruggetrokken uit dit verbond, juist vanwege de sterk anti-Russische propaganda op de laatste bijeenkomst, zodat er nu eigenlijk gesproken zou moeten worden van het GUM-blok. (zeer toepasselijk gezien het weg gummen van de eigen kwalijke acties)

Moldova,
Georgia, Ukraine Create New Anti-Russian, Pro-NATO Alliance

Moldova, Georgia, Ukraine Create New Anti-Russian, Pro-NATO Alliance

ALEX
GORKA |
06.03.2018 | WORLD / EUROPE

All
over the world, public attention has been riveted on Russia’s
reemergence as a military superpower, now that President Vladimir
Putin has revealed his new weapon systems in his address
to the Federal Assembly on
March 2. The US ambitions to attain arms superiority have come to
naught. But its anti-Russian policy cannot be reduced to mere
attempts to achieve military supremacy. The countries of the former
Soviet Union have become a political battlefield, with the US and its
allies doing their best to decrease Russia’s influence.

With
America’s tacit approval, the GUAM bloc,
chaired this year by Moldova, is being revived. Last March, the prime
ministers of Georgia, Ukraine, Moldova, and Azerbaijan held a meeting
(Baku was represented by its deputy PM) in Kiev. It was the first
high level meeting since 2008. The cooperation agreement signed by
those foreign ministers last October mentions a free trade zone. The
GUAM organization is expected to hold a summit this June. Three of
its members – Ukraine, Moldova, and Georgia – act as tools for
advancing America’s interests in the region. With the blessing of
the US, they signed EU association agreements in 2014. The
2018 foreign-policy
priorities list drafted
by Moldova includes mention of the US, the Visegrad group, and Japan.
According to Chisinau, the countries of the former Soviet Union –
long-standing partners with which it shares historical ties – don’t
deserve such an honor.

The
speakers of parliament from these three countries took part in a
security conference in the Moldovan capital titled “Georgia,
Moldova and Ukraine: Eastern Partnership and Current Security
Challenges,”
which was held on March 2 and attended by about 150 senior officials
and experts from different countries. Of course US lawmakers and
pundits were among the participants. As usual, the Atlantic Council,
an American think tank that always supports neo-cons and anything
anti-Russian, could not miss the chance to kindle anti-Moscow
sentiments. Damon Wilson, its executive vice
president, announced that the US was carefully watching over
Moldova, Ukraine, and Georgia, claiming that they “wish to become
part of our family,” as he put
it.

The
parliamentary leaders seized the opportunity to issue a joint
statement condemning
Russia’s military presence in what they believe to be their
respective states’ territories. The document was published in
English to reflect the pro-Western tilt of the three-state group.
They are “concerned
profoundly”
over Russian troops in Moldova (1,000 troops and 500 peacekeepers
stationed in Transnistria) and what they call “occupation” and
“intervention” in some parts of Ukraine and Georgia.

As
usual, Moscow is blamed for supporting “separatist movements” and
other nefarious acts. The speaker of the Georgian parliament, Irakli
Kobakhidze, said an anti-Russian alliance is needed, because only if
they are united can these nations stand up to the “challenges”
coming from Moscow. “We need joint strategies to face Russia’s
aggression,” chimed in Andriy Parubiy, the speaker of the Ukrainian
Rada. To dispell any doubts about the new groups’ allegiance to
NATO, he emphasized that
“On this occasion I would like to speak of the threats faced not
only by our region, but also by the Euro-Atlantic zone.”

The
idea of reviving this alliance that was designed to counter Russia
has failed. Azerbaijan refused to take part in any conference with
such a clear anti-Russian agenda. That event demonstrated that there
is no unity on Russia within the ranks of GUAM. So, GUAM is actually
GUM – a group of three states that have been heavily influenced and
pressured by the Americans and which are being used to “contain”
Russia and forced to serve as NATO springboards.

These
three states could maintain friendly relationships with everyone and
stick to a neutral policy. Cooperation with the Eurasian Union could
benefit their economies. Good relations with Moscow would not hinder
their ties with the EU or other institutions or states, including the
US. They could simply refrain from taking sides and concentrate on
the well-being of their people. But no, they have chosen to adopt an
attitude that is hostile to Russia and join those who are
confrontational toward Moscow.

On
March 2 the three member states actually announced the creation of a
new anti-Russian alliance that will negatively affect the political
landscape in Eurasia. The immediate objective is to push Russia out
and pull the US in. Ukraine is a divided nation, plunged in crisis,
and unable to fight its own entrenched corruption. Moldova is facing
an election in the fall and the so-called pro-Russian forces are
predicted to win. In Georgia, the idea of NATO membership does not
have the support of the majority of the population, according
to a
recent poll. But the governments of these states are pushing the NATO
agenda. They coordinate their political activities in order to
counter Moscow in any way they can. For instance, they always vote
for Ukraine in the PACE*, strongly oppose the Nord Stream gas project (NS2),
and continue to move closer to NATO.

Moldova
has announced its decision to buy lethal weapons from NATO members.
Its government is
chomping at the bit to
join “Western institutions.” Ukraine is
home to a
US naval facility and
is scheduled to receive American lethal arms. Tbilisi is
pursuing a “more NATO in Georgia and more Georgia in NATO”
policy.

What
brings them together? All three states are
ruled by oligarchs who obstruct reforms. With
their economies in dire straits, the ruling elites promise their
people paradise if they join the EU and NATO and become good friends
of the US. Adopting an anti-Russia policy is their payment for
Western aid and support. Their own national interests and sovereignty
are being exchanged for crumbs dropped from the master’s table.

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