Putin Says Ukraine Army Is NATO “Foreign
Legion”!
With pro-Russian forces
mounting a campaign to take the key port city of Mariupol — a vital link
between Eastern Ukraine and Crimea — and the United States threatening more
sanctions aimed at the financial ruin of Russia, the world is moving rapidly toward
an all-out conflict between Russia and the West. In other words, nuclear war.
(See: “The World Is on the Brink of a Nuclear War”.)
Russian President Vladimir
Putin recently addressed students in St. Petersburg. He told them that what is
called the Ukrainian military is a patchwork of government forces and so-called
“volunteer” groups and constitutes a NATO force whose sole aim is to diminish
Russia’s power and influence. (See: “Putin: Ukraine army is NATO legion aimed
at restraining Russia”).
NATO officials, of course, rejected the characterization. Meanwhile, the
Ukraine Freedom Support Act (see: “Statement by the President on the Ukraine
Freedom Support Act”) has authorized 350 million dollars of aid to Ukraine,
including “lethal” military aid. This means that ethnic Russian forces in
Eastern Ukraine (who object to the coup d’état of February 2014) may soon be
killed with weapons provided by the United States. Russian government officials
have said the supply of weapons from the United States to Ukrainian forces
cannot go unanswered by Moscow.
Meanwhile, the United States
continues to drive down the price of oil, Russia’s major source of revenue
(see: “Crashing oil prices could crush Vladimir Putin”). Putin has an ambitious
military program that calls for increased spending, but lower oil prices, the
crash of the ruble and sanctions imposed by the West may make it more difficult
to carry out such plans. But should Russia feel itself threatened militarily,
as well as economically, it could make military spending a priority. The
authorization of the supply of weaponry to Ukraine from the West, as specified
in the Ukraine Freedom Support Act, is seen by Russia as deliberate provocation
to which it must respond. Not to do so would be tantamount to abject surrender
to U.S. hegemony (see: “Ukraine act in US poses further provocation to delicate
relationship”).
The Ukraine Freedom Support Act
also assigns to the United States the right to sit in judgment on Russia’s
economic and foreign policies. One of its provisions allows the U.S. to monitor
Russian gas exports to its neighboring nations friendly to the West, including
Ukraine. Should these exports decrease below levels the U.S. deems acceptable,
President Obama is empowered to punish Russia with further economic sanctions.
This amounts to a direct assault on the sovereignty of Russia. The U.S. has
appropriated the right to determine Russian economic policy. Russia will not
let this stand.
In fact, Russia has announced
plans to cancel its proposed Black Sea pipeline that would bring gas to Europe
and instead to build a gas depot in Turkey. (See: “Russia Presses Ahead With
Plan for Gas Pipeline to Turkey”.) This could be a way for Russia to reduce its
dependence on moving gas through Ukraine, thus weakening that nation’s economic
importance to (and leverage on) the Russian economy. The Turkish depot would
also force Europe to find its own means of moving the gas from the depot to its
ultimate destinations.
Russia also signed a huge deal
— $400 billion over 30 years — with China to supply that nation with natural
gas (see: “Russia signs 30-year gas deal with China”). This opens up a new
market for Russia that could reduce the importance of its European gas exports.
And as Europe is declining economically and China is assuming the status of the
world’s new manufacturing and marketing giant, the partnership with China could
place Russia in a position to weather Western sanctions with increasing
impunity.
The West still has considerable
power to inflict economic pain on Russia, but the political calculus of the
U.S. and its NATO allies makes certain assumptions that may not be justified.
The West is so immersed in materialism, it cannot imagine that a nation would
be willing to endure severe economic privations for the sake of something so
intangible as national pride. And there is something taking place in Russia of
which the West is oblivious: a growing sense of its spiritual mission in the
world. (See: “Russia has experienced a spiritual resurrection”.)
We know that Russia is the key
to world history in our time. Our Lady of Fatima assigned to Russia its central
role, saying that it would eventually be converted after the consecration She
requested was performed by the Pope and the bishops, and that conversion would
usher in a period of world peace. But Our Lady also warned that should that
conversion be delayed by a failure to perform the consecration, Russia would be
an instrument of chastisement. (See: “Prophecies Already Fulfilled: The Four
Chastisements”.)
The West shows no inclination
to retreat from its fierce aggression against Russian interests in Ukraine; nor
does Russia appear likely to surrender its sovereignty for the sake of its
economy. The trajectory can only lead us to a widening war that will engulf the
world. The Holy Father recently made the shocking claim that World War III has
begun, in piecemeal fashion. (See: Fatima News & Views.) But the world does
not appear to be listening. And local conflicts are growing, drawing in more
nations. It is already dizzying to try to keep track of the daily battles that
are raging. Unless something is done soon, World War III will graduate from
piecemeal conflicts to a full conflagration.
Obedience to Our Lady of Fatima
offers us the only way to avoid the “annihilation of nations” we were warned
will result if the consecration of Russia is not performed in time. And time,
it appears, is running out.
Vital Truth Presented in
“Looming Danger of World War III”
It is not easy to realize that
we live in an atmosphere of lies. It’s not just that we are occasionally
confronted with a more or less obvious fabrication, which is the inevitable
product of fallen human nature; it is much more than this: We are inundated by
a media presence that systematically generates false reports and repeats this
disinformation relentlessly until it becomes something like the very air we
breathe. It pollutes our mental atmosphere, like a toxic fog that is never
dispelled.
We may think we are not greatly
affected by this atmosphere of lies, but that assessment may not take into
account the fact that we unconsciously absorb environmental influences. Not to
be unduly graphic, but for the sake of clarity, we can imagine that we live
adjacent to a pig farm. One coming into the proximity of the farm notices
immediately the dramatic change in the odor of the air. But we who are
accustomed to it no longer notice it. To what extent are most people no longer
capable of noticing the extent to which they are being constantly manipulated
by government-orchestrated media coverage of supposed “news”, which purports to
be “objective”?
The first link to which this
e-letter refers the reader is a posting on The Fatima Center web page, “The
World Is on the Brink of a Nuclear War”. The information presented is this
posting can dispel the fog of lies in which the Western world is wrapped. This
is why you are being referred to it a second time and why you are being urged
to read it — or read it again.
It has been said that truth is
the first casualty of war. The corpse of the truth now lies buried under the
endless stream of Western media reports about Ukraine and Russia. As the crisis
grows bloodier and the stakes climb higher, the Western media continue to beat
the war drums, falsely vilifying Russia and providing a pretext for destroying
that nation economically and militarily. What we are witnessing is an attempt
to vanquish what is seen as the last foe of the complete domination of the
world by the United States and its allies — or puppets.
If the public — that means you
and me — become aware that we are being lied to; if we let the media and our
elected officials know we reject such lies, we may be able to spare ourselves and
the world much suffering. Wars seldom proceed when the people do not support
them. No one wants to die for a lie.
So you are implored to read
“The World Is on the Brink of a Nuclear War”. When you do, you will recognize
the unprecedented perils we face and what we must do to avert unthinkable
disasters. We must reject the lies and embrace the truth. And the truth is that
only Our Lady can help us now, and Her help is immediately available if only
the Pope and the bishops do as She commanded.
Read the Open Letter to Pope Francis (“Holy Father, The World Needs Your Intervention! Consecrate Russia as Our Lady Requested”), in light of Russia and the U.S., both armed with nuclear weapons, engaging in a growing conflict over events in Ukraine.
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