Tag: Cold War

Joachim Hagopian, The Not So Brief History of City of London’s Western Agenda: Provoking Apocalyptic WWIII Fear, Madness and Terror

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Joachim Hagopian Ever since the collapse of the Soviet Empire in 1991 marking the end of the Cold War, the United States and NATO have demonstrated a fixed pattern fomenting conflict opposing their “axis-of-evil” enemy Russia, China, Iran and North Korea. The year prior on February 9th, 1990, US Secretary of State James Baker under President George H.W. Bush delivered the reneged promise to the last Soviet Premier Mikhail Gorbachev that NATO would not move “one inch eastward.” But since that fateful historical deception, the NATO alliance has busily doubled…

Joachim Hagopian, IN SATAN’S UPSIDE-DOWN WORLD, WEST ARE ‘GOOD GUYS’ AND EAST ARE DEMONIZED ‘BAD GUY’ ENEMIES

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Joachim Hagopian Without fail, every week global tensions keep heating up on two kinetic warfronts Ukraine and Middle East, while the next designated third warfront Taiwan also ratchets up. The globalists’ long planned, now staged, grand fireworks endgame finale, their conjured-up West vs. East WWIII Armageddon showdown, at the not so OK Corral, by the day looms ever more imminent than ever. It’s all being centrally scripted by the same bloodline controllers, you know, the same usual suspects. Since the Napoleonic Wars, the City of London moneylender central banksters maintain…

Paul Craig Roberts, One Mistake Before Armageddon

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PAUL CRAIG ROBERTS  Each of us faces each day threats to our health, happiness, and life. Overarching it all, we collectively face death from nuclear weapons. The development of nuclear weapons was a human stupidity. They cannot be used, but their existence threatens the life of the planet. So why have them? Accident, emotional response, loss of reason are all human faults that can come into play at any time. During the 20th century Cold War these dangers were underlined by the Cuban Missile Crisis. President Nixon led the way…

David Neal, Why the Assassination of JFK Matters to Us Today

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By David Neal To keep the peace and defend the country are a U.S. President’s primary duty. Contrary to many shallow historians, President John F. Kennedy was not going into Vietnam with ground troops; he was pulling 1000 “advisors” out in Dec 1963, all the rest of them by 1965. (see NSAM 263).  He was murdered on Nov 22, 1963, one month before the first 1000 could be pulled out.  Lyndon Johnson reversed this order with NSAM273 four days after the murder and by March 1965 500,000 American soldiers were in Vietnam. The…