THE RAGING JAZARO

Washington’s betrayal of its puppet in Kiev: what consequences might this have for Europe and the world?

 

By Sir Charlattam 

Whilst Europe is in turmoil and the protests are growing in number and spreading like a torrent that sweeps away everything  in its path (to Italy, Spain, Albania), few in the Western media  and, of course, their echo chambers are willing to see the root of the matter and instead try to explain it with superficial arguments such as discrimination, underfunding of education, rising unemployment, soaring fuel and heating costs, and so on and so forth. But what is the real reason behind all this?

There are two triggering factors behind this: the aggression against Iran over control of the Strait of Hormuz and the terrorist attacks by Zelensky’s neo-Nazi regime against Russian refineries. And although at first glance they appear to be two unrelated situations, the reality tells a different story.

The gradual deterioration in Europeans’ living standards is closely linked to their governments’ blind adherence to Washington’s agenda, which has forced them to pour enormous sums of money a significant proportion of their GDP into propping up Mr Volodymyr Zelensky and Co. (who, in addition to fattening their bank accounts and making property purchases in Montenegro) whilst simultaneously waging a proxy war against Russia through NATO. On top of that, the EU has bowed to the arrangements proposed by Trump, under which it must buy the most expensive weapons and LNG on the market, simply because of the whims of a bunch of corrupt bureaucrats in Brussels who harbour the fantasy of being the anti-Russian power at any cost.

At the same time, the brilliant Donald beholden to the Zionist factions in Washington DC who answer to Bibi Netanyahu (who is, incidentally, a cut from the same cloth as Zelensky) had the marvellous idea of attacking Iran; this disastrous move has caused the collapse of international markets and led to a consequence the Iranians had warned him about: ‘fuel shortages’ and a surge in crude oil prices far beyond the standard rate.

These situations, and the latter in particular, have helped create a huge economic hole in European governments, leading to budget cuts in social services (particularly in France and Germany) which, as well as impacting the most vulnerable sections of society, are destroying those who were once considered privileged. One could say that Europe is being weakened by the purely ideological ambitions of politicians such as Úrsula Von Der Leyen, Emanuel Macron and Friedrich Merz, who, on the surface, appear to be trying to replace the gravitational pull of the US something which strikes me as far-fetched and pretentious.

Realising he had made serious mistakes, Trump has tried to rectify them with his improvised, last-minute ideas such as, undoubtedly, the phone call to Moscow to beg Putin for Diesel, thereby sidelining Zelensky. What was the reaction? More and even more brutal attacks, using drones and missiles supplied by the British, against Russian border cities such as St Petersburg. Obviously, this infuriated the orange-faced bloke, who sent his wheeler-dealers (not negotiators) Witkoff and Kushner to try to appease their Ukrainian counterparts, warning them that if they did not put an end to their campaign of attacks, strategic intelligence support would be cut off.

As we are seeing, Zelensky is ignoring Trump, and that could mean two things: either Zelensky has commensurate support from the EU and NATO (which is rather unlikely), or Donald Trump has lost his political clout, not just with the Ukrainians but with the Establishment he serves, and this could hasten his political downfall and leave the Republicans holding the bag. I don’t think these people are planning to go down with the orange-faced bloke, and that is where the reports contradicting Washington’s policies might be leaking from.

The facts show that the Khazar from Kiev isn’t listening to Trump, and the world is watching. At the same time, this is being watched by the Democrats, who see all this as a golden opportunity to give him a thrashing in the mid-term elections, which will spell the end of MAGA.

It is also important to point out that Prime Minister Andy Burnham is mistaken if he believes Britain can take the place of the US. Boris Johnson already had that sort of idiotic thinking with Brexit, and today it is being repeated by that buffoon Nigel Farage, who speaks as if Britain could mobilise a powerful army to assist the Ukrainians. Is that thinking realistic? You only need to take a stroll around Marlborough Lines to see the state of the barracks and the armoury. There’s a shortage of staff, a lack of spare parts for the lorries, and the internal memos sent to the Ministry of Defence (MoD) requesting that stocks of ammunition and SA80-L85A3 rifles be replenished – many of which have been taken off to the East. Do you see what I mean, mate?