Analysis of Political Developments in Europe

You've spoken a lot about the BRICS nations today.

I have a question about a country that may be farther from here,

but is likely closer to home for you, Germany.

As is well known, elections were recently held in Saxony.

An alternative for Germany won by a wide margin.

It looks as though something similar is brewing in Pomerania.

What is your take on this?

I do not wish to, nor will I, comment on domestic political

developments taking place, in this case, in the Federal Republic.

Having said that, there is nevertheless something to be said on

the matter,

and here is why. I believe that everything

currently unfolding across Europe as a whole

is the product of systemic errors made by the so-called West, or

more accurately, the West globalists in politics, security,

and the economy.

Everyone makes mistakes. We have made plenty of

mistakes, as has the rest of the world.

But

the problem for the globalist West is that after the end of the Cold War and the

collapse of the Soviet Union, they felt

atop Mount Olympus

and

evidently believed that, A, anything was permitted to them, and

B, they were incapable of ever making

mistakes.

And these errors began to compound, snowballing over time.

Well, in the realm of security, it is obvious what was going

on.

It was an attempt to finish off the Russian Federation.

First using terrorists and separatists in the Caucasus,

then using

other tools,

and now through the neo-Nazi regime in Ukraine.

This has not stopped. At one point, they

included us in the G8.

But as I've already pointed out, it was never a full membership.

We saw that perfectly well. I saw all of it perfectly well.

On the surface, all the right words were

being spoken.

But in practice, I repeat, they were directly supporting separatism

in the Caucasus, trying to finish dismantling Russia.

That is a fact. And today's crisis in Ukraine

was also provoked by them.

These are constant ongoing forms of pressure.

After all, we said many times that the eastward expansion of NATO was

unacceptable to us. Eventually, they reached Ukraine.

They removed President Yanukovych from power through a coup

d'état.

Now, I am not rendering judgment here on

President Yanukovych's

performance.

There were probably plenty of mistakes, and there were likely grounds for

public discontent, but he was against Ukraine joining NATO.

As soon as they changed the regime through a bloody coup, I repeat, they

immediately made it their goal to drag Ukraine into NATO.

And

that, in the end, was the actual root cause of today's

tragic

events in Ukraine.

They, the Western globalist elites, are to blame for this.