Putin Responds To Syria Escalation: May "Reinforce Naval Grouping in Mediterranean" following US Buildup
24
August, 2013
Newton's
third law strikes again.
Yesterday,
when describing the
latest US developments in
the Syrian "liberation" and "WMD elimination" we
pointed out that the "use of war as a culmination point to end a
depression is nothing new. Just look at the first Great Depression.
And just like then, the only cost to perpetuate the myth of the
Keynesian and monetarist religion and the pillaged wealth of the
0.01% status quo elite, will be a few hundred thousand innocent men,
women and children. Or, as they are known in the Beltway, collateral
damage. That
is, unless, Putin decides to retaliate."
Moments
ago Interfax reported that Russia is starting to pre-emptively, for
now, retaliate.
Russia may reinforce naval grouping in Mediterranean in response to U.S. buildup - expert
4:24 AM - 25 Aug 2013
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Russia can increase its military presence in the Mediterranean in the case of the possible enlargement of the U.S. naval grouping in the region in the event of the aggravation of the situation in Syria, President of the Academy of Geopolitical Problems Leonid Ivashov believes.
“Russia can increase its naval grouping in the Mediterranean as a reply measure. I think that nothing else remains to prevent the development of the factor of aggression,” he said to Interfax-AVN on Saturday commenting on media reports of the possible increase in U.S. naval presence in the Mediterranean.
In his opinion, Russia should point out to the world the most crying violations of the UN Charter concerning Egypt and especially Syria.
“We should be speaking more strongly of noninterference in the internal affairs of Syria,” Ivashov said.
He said that deliveries of Russian defense systems to the Syrian armed forces could become a lever of influencing the United States and of averting the threat of an attack on Syria.
Will
Obama's misreading of the "New Normal" geopolitical balance
of power, in which America is rapidly relegating itself from global
superpower status and in which Putin most
certainly does not see himself as inferior to the US,
yet in which there is no actual game theoretical winner if everyone
defects (but lots and lots of losers, except
for the Fed)
force America into a milltary confrontation from which there is no
easy and simple way out?
We
will find out over the next several days.
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If
there is still anyone
confused about what the true underlying dynamics behind the "Syrian"
question are, we
urge you to read
this.
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Finally,
due to popular demand here is Barack Obama in 2009
with the Nobel Peace Prize medal and
diploma
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