“BORIS AND ZELENSKYY”.
The show must go on
even when the wood and paper scenery falls apart.
By Sir Charlattam
Perhaps you think I have
made a mistake in the title and should have said "Boris and Ukraine",
but I have not. There is a very different and totally unrealistic relationship
between the two, so believe me and read carefully to understand what I am
trying to tell you.
Since the Russian
Operation began, London has set in motion all its counter-intelligence and
intoxication media to generate anti-Russian sentiment and, at the same time,
against those of us who speak out of the "Downing Boris Street"
plans. The last thing Boris and his gang care about is the peace and physical
integrity of the poor Ukrainians. But neither does he care about the British
themselves, who, if they continue their irresponsible harassment of Russia, will
end up generating a global war that will be impossible to avoid.
And it is undoubtedly
laughable to see how officials fill their mouths with words like
"freedom" and the worn-out invocation of ghosts like Winston
Churchill to generate empathy among the apathetic British society.
But that's the way
things are here. It is in the interests of Johnson and his Foreign Office to
keep the comedian Zelenskyy in the race to be their trump card in Ukraine. The
stakes are too high for someone else to take that place. Of course, the
Ministry of Defence approves of this with total complacency. No surprise there,
even one of my contacts in "WhiteHall" tipped me off a few days ago
that the volunteer groups the SAS had trained were already finished. When I was
told that I asked, "You mean dead?
He was even more tragic
in his description of the situation when he told me that "even many of our
advisors are already down". I wondered what the hell does the Parliament
know about this? Or maybe they are looking the other way because their asses
are dirty.
For Boris Johnson and
his clan Zelenskyy is their man. On the other side Volodymyr Zelenskyy believes
this but not because he believes the Tories' praise of Boris but because he
needs what the Americans and the EU have not given him. I think we are feeding
a little monster that will cost us dearly later on.
My source tells me that
there is a clear perception about what Boris is trying to do. That perception
would be that Britain alone can cope without NATO with the adventure against
Russia over Ukraine and even go after China. In that plan Zelenskyy puts the
flesh and blood of the Ukrainians and we put the guns. It sounds like a good
deal, don't you think, but it shows a shift in loyalties. It seems that NATO is
no longer the "cornerstone of defence for London" until they hit us
hard. When I retorted by saying "Are you all insane? He said, "oh no,
believe me there is a lot of excitement".
According to this, the
weapons and missiles we have been sending to the Azov battalions and other
groups of dubious identity are not enough. The next step for scarecrow Boris
and his second-in-command Ben Wallace will be for our men to officially set
foot on Ukrainian soil, by which I mean for our units in uniform and flag
vehicles to roll across the Ukrainian countryside and engage Russian marines
and militias in Lugansk and Donetsk. You know, I think that would be a bad
idea," I said.
So far only ex-S.A.S.
military advisors, S.B.S. for Ukrainian regulars and clandestine cells of
ultra-nationalist gunmen from all over Europe run by MI6 are involved on the
ground and as I said they have not fared well. For many of these Kharkov and
Mariupol are their graves.
If our armed forces are
to be part of direct operations against Russia I see certain problems that the
boys in the Ministry have not solved. The first and not insignificant one is
the absence of a naval air force and the budget cuts that are being exacerbated
by rising inflation. This means that cheap purchases are once again hitting our
own naval industry.
Many were deluded into
believing that BREXIT would revive the shipbuilding industry and reactivate the
steel plants to build the new frigates for Her Majesty's war fleet.
I must confess that
when he told me that I remembered the serious problems in the procurement for
the flawed construction of the frigates (Duke Class) that were to be replaced
by Type 26s, the destroyers (Daring Class) and the operational failures that
left our crews at sea. Did Boris forget that? It is still being swept under the
government rug who took those thousands of pounds worth of extra material and
spares that were saved.
I think this could be
sorted out with Ukrainian crews as the Russians have sunk their navy. We give
them our frigates and let them cope when Russian naval aviation or one of their
surface ships finds them. When the weapons systems jam or their circuits burn
out we will see if the gentle Zelenskyy is still so cavalier with Boris and his
gang.
By the way, I don't
think this will help Boris Johnson escape impeachment for the Covid party in
parliament. In case he hasn't noticed, his colleagues have already deserted
him.
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