Exactly two months ago, after conducting extensive research and preparing the Ukraine Special Report, I presented patriot club members with 10 pages of historical context and political considerations that cast an entirely different light on the Russia-Ukraine narrative. Revealing the long history of regional tension, rooted in the collapse of the Soviet Union, the report explores how western forces have been trying to stake their claim in Ukraine for decades.
After a series of suspicious "revolutions" -- like the Orange Revolution in 2004 and the Revolution of Dignity in 2014 -- it became clear that the Ukrainian people were deeply divided over maintaining their own independence, versus forfeiting sovereignty and joining the European Union. Obviously there were very powerful global forces pulling for the later, including the U.S. government. That the West wants Ukraine is no secret.
Since the writing of February 26th report, I've been looking at the Russia-Ukraine headlines from a different angle. Isn't it interesting that after several weeks of being bombarded and invaded by the Russians, President Zelensky was still not willing to join with NATO? Could it be that the majority of the Ukrainian people feel more threatened by a western takeover, than by a Russian takeover? I've suspected that it was the EU, UN, and the US -- who are the seat of the global elite, hellbent on taking over the world -- were actually the ones who are up to no good.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying that Putin is innocent, or that Russian isn't bombing innocent civilians. What I'm saying is that there is more to the story -- that the real power struggle at play is between those who want global control, and the Russian Bear who is not easily controlled.
