While everybody talks about Trump's firing of Comey, Luke Rudkowski doesn't hesitate to call this a distraction from bigger scandals that are happening from withing the Trump administration. Especially his close ties to globalists and his disastrous foreign policy. Luke talks about Henry Kissinger visiting the White House, pointing out his influence reaching back to the 60's and well into Obama's and Trump's administration.
In just about 6 minutes he exposes, how today's US-foreign policy fits the "pattern of bad play in the theater of war", a strategy of Divide & Conquer Arms trafficking and prolonging of Conflict, which someone like Kissinger seems to be the go to guy as such. He does so, very professionally, sharp and concise, that I actually am not able to narrow it down even further.
So I'll ask you to just watch the video instead, if you are interested in the latest news about the conflict in Syria, which was deliberately stirred up by the US, Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Israel:
Kissinger At White House Signals a Bigger Scandal Than Comey from @LukeWeAreChange
More Information on Syria, Iraq and origins of the Islamic State. A translated excerpt of a speech by Middle Eastern expert Michael Lueders :
The latest Steemit article and video on Chemical Weapons Expert Exposing False Flag from @joshsigurdson
The long-lasting US Support of Saudi Arabia and its effect on worldwide Wahabi terrorism
(A Topic I will explain in detail in future articles, alongside with the influence of Israel regarding US-foreign policy and Terrorism)
I don't trust @lukewearechange. When he came to Steem, it looked interesting but then I went and checked out more articles from the website. There was so much Russian propaganda that I don't consider him as a reliable source for anything.
The problem is that, especially in the German speaking area, most people do not know what Russian propaganda really stands for. Probably one has to read anticommunist or antisocialist literature to get behind their way of deceitful propaganda. But in reality no one does that, except people who are interested in that field.
In German newspapers there are not many good articles published recently about the topic. Most of the actual ones look like dumb brainwash. They just say, that there are Russian trolls in the internet and that RT is an institution of propaganda that should be feared. These publications look like agitation, after the approach of Germany and Russia in the years when Gerhard Schröder (SPD, from the Hannoveraner Zirkel) was chancellor in Germany. During these years the atmosphere in Germany became more and more friendly towards Russia. This is a reasonable development, if one looks at the horrors of WW2, which has been revised since the end of 2012. This revision began at a time when practically no German speaking person had been confronted with Russian or Soviet propaganda for nearly two decades. It should also not be forgotten, that Germany was not deeply involved in Geopolitics since the end of WW2. Additionally, anticommunist literature has never been popular in Germany and there is practically no one who knows about Soviet long term strategies of subversion and their will to acquire worldwide power.
If one takes a look on the German peace movements, one can see people demonstrating for peace. But what kind of peace? There are many different kinds of it:
1st. Peace in freedom, the most favourable one for ordinary people, which I call the only true peace;
2nd. So-called Peace under submission;
3rd. So-called Peace under oppression.
Since the peace movement consisted of many so-called old communists I am tempted to think they are feared by version 1, but ok with version 2 as long as the regime is a socialist or communist one.
Interesting, that anyone would say that. Well, I know and I trust Luke.
The accusation of Russian propaganda is in all cases just silly propaganda from our part and easily debunkable, if you're not absolutely brainwashed by western lackey media. And accusations of Russian propaganda are even more so baseless, when it comes to Luke Rudkowski.
Other than that, he always has a very neutral approach in his reports, the only heated stances he takes are against war criminals and globalist puppeteers, but that has nothing to do with Russian propaganda, does it?
p.s.: Just to understand, where you're coming from: Do you also believe the Russian "hacked" the election and Trump is an agent of Putin? ;)
I don't follow "western media" much. I know very well that it's very corrupted and biased. But that doesn't mean that everybody who also oppose it are the good guys. On the contrary, some of the bad guys are using this fact to spread their own propaganda.
Actions of Russia and Putin are very clear. It stole Crimea from Ukraine and it's continuing the war in the Eastern Ukraine without giving a shit about peace negotiations. Thousands have died and more than million individuals have had to flee and lose their homes. Russian army shot down a passenger plane and haven't admitted it yet even though the evidence is clear.
Putin is a classic mafioso. Being a head of the state makes him even more dangerous to everybody. Anybody who is even a little bit leaning towards libertarianism should be hating the Russian state and Putin. Some of the so-called "anti-war" people oppose only actions of USA and don't say a word against Russia which makes their integrity very shallow.
I live in Finland which is a neighbor country of Russia. Maybe that explains something? We actually have a reason to be afraid.
I know Luke and I do not think he is "a good guy, just because he opposes the bad guys". I research on my own and I saw him being a neutral reporter on any topic and being at the core of the news much more, than most other alternative media.
The claims you make against Russia about Ukraine I do keenly disagree Any reporter worth his reputation clearly tells you, how wrong the recent claims against Russia, regarding Ukraine or also Syria are. Well, I live in Germany and I think it's an absolute false fear to think, that Russia will invade(?) your Country these days. I'd ask you to research the downright fascist situation in Ukraine, before pointing fingers at Putin. All in all, I think we have to agree to disagree.
The single thing I can agree with you is, that Putin is a mafioso and a corrupt politician. But that isn't anything big news, and no politician I know of is any better. And I'm well sure it doesn't make him the initiator or warmonger of all the conflicts. As corrupt as he is, he puts up much more diplomatic efforts at eye level, than any other global player. And the russian officials are the ones being far more transparent in any occasions, than our side. There is no way to deny this, unless you agree with "western media".
Best wishes
That is exactly the kind of Putinist bullshit that pisses me off. Yeah, politicians of Ukraine suck like they do everywhere, but at least they don't actively kill people who disagree with them. The narrative of "fascist Ukraine" is pure Putinist propaganda.
If you want to see real evidence what is happening in there, follow groups like Bellingcat. They have done great job by publishing open source intelligence reports that undeniably show how Russia is the aggressor who is attacking while denying everything (which also pisses me off – if you want to attack somewhere, fine, but at least don't lie about it).
Especially Bellingcat's reports on MH17 are very well done.
Sry, I don't get my info from putinist propaganda.
I told you already, we have to agree to disagree. I'll look into bellingcat for the sake of being open about new info, but I made up my mind about Russian actions and especially Ukraine years ago. It will be quite hard to convince me otherwise.
I am also vary of making statement about the MH17 incident. Let's see what Bellingcat has to say about it, because it is *intriguing *, that you are so sure about this.
The language you use indicates that you do.
Don't you think it's a problem if you can't change your mind even when you see evidence that shows you haven't been right?
Here is the direct link to the report from last year: MH17 – The Open Source Investigation, Two Years Later