That explains why the guy I was talking to yesterday, who had just flown in from Finland, had heard nothing about the nuclear threat made by Putin.
I had listened to reporting by the UK, I thought the threat was aimed at Finland and Sweden, he said that was nonsense and argued reasons why Putin wouldn't do that. I thought it was odd.
Yup the nuclear threats are complete fabrication
That's where the anti-complicity theorist in me says "wait a fucking second":
-West ignores that Putin has actual logical reasons for the war
-West ignores that letting Russia into NATO back in 2000 when Putin first asked would have prevented this conflict
-West gives terrible translations of every single Putin speech (just some live voiceover, and then they never change it)
-West says he threatened the world with nuclear war
-West says they don't know of any Ukrainean Nazis(even though they are part of the military now), at least Germany
still says that.
-West showed fake images of the war (in Germany the biggest news station showed footage from China and from 2014, just the thing that some history nuts, myself included can actually put a date and place to many explosions)
-West says the war is unprovoked, after provoking Russia for 23 years, longer if you count some other shit.
-West leaves out the fact that they had
nothing to gain from medding in Ukraine's business
before 2014 other than to provoke Russia.
Good or bad aside, Putin is most definitely an evil man, I don't want to deny that at all.
But saying the war was unprovoked is just ridiculous. This is the final result of a 30-year-old plan to worm Russia into a war to weaken its forces. Just since when is it a good idea anyways to provoke the bad guy, especially if the bad guy can blow up the world 70 or so times? Even if the West
were the "good guys"
They're both evil, NATO and Russia, of course they are, I don't think anyone can possibly deny it. I just don't approve of these weasel tactics of the West. Build a trap, then blame the one who fell in.