SOMEBODY Must Really Want A War In Ukraine, And We Should Remember That Both Previous World Wars Were Sparked In Eastern Europe by for The Economic Collapse Blog
Well, that sure escalated quickly. Early on Wednesday, it was being reported that Russia was moving forces away from the Ukrainian border and that both sides would try to give diplomatic talks another chance. But somebody out there must not have been too pleased with that, because by Wednesday evening everything had changed. The Ukrainian military and the separatists in eastern Ukraine started shelling one another relentlessly, and according to the latest information that I have been able to find it is still going on as I write this article. In previous articles, I have expressed my opinion that war in Ukraine will not begin this month, but it appears that somebody out there is trying to get it going as soon as possible.
I think that this is a good time to remember that both previous world wars were sparked in eastern Europe.
The assassination of Austrian archduke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo on June 28, 1914 is generally recognized as the event that initiated World War I. [GNN Note – total lie / propaganda]
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And the invasion of Poland in 1939 is generally recognized as the event that initiated World War II.
So will a conflict in Ukraine by the event that initiates World War III?
As far as I can determine, the widespread shelling in Ukraine began some time on Wednesday evening.
On Thursday, photos of a kindergarten class that had been hit by a shell were being widely circulated by western media…
A “Kindergarten” junior school in Stanytsia Luhanska, Ukraine, was struck by shellfire that impacted several villages and towns near the Donbas region in Eastern Ukraine on Thursday morning. According to the Ukranian government, as of Thursday afternoon, there had been “42 cases of shelling” recorded which had not caused any deaths, but had seen buildings damaged and seen several people injured, including at least four civilians and one soldier.
Western news sources are focusing on the shelling that is being done by the separatists, but Russian news sources are claiming that it was actually the Ukrainians that started shelling first…
The Russian government provided their own take on events, saying in a release from state media service TASS that the shelling was not by Russian forces but from “forces of the self-proclaimed Donetsk People’s Republic” — in other words forces loyal to and equipped by Moscow — and was initiated in response to Ukraine shelling them first.
I wish that I could prove to you which side started shooting first.
But what we do know is that both sides are now firing at one another.
Could all of this shelling be a prelude to something bigger?
During a discussion with reporters on Thursday, Joe Biden made some rather startling claims…
President Biden on Thursday said the U.S. has reason to believe that Russia is “engaged in a false flag operation,” and said he believes that an invasion into Ukraine “will happen in the next several days.”
After all of the false flag operations that the U.S. has been involved in over the years, it is quite ironic that the U.S. is now publicly accusing the Russians of doing the same thing.
And we shall see if Biden is correct about “the next several days”.
I don’t think that he will be.
But I do think that the possibility of a major conflict in the region happening this year has just gone way up.
U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin says that the Russians now have more than 150,000 troops in the region…
‘We see them add to the more than 150,000 troops they already have,’ Defense Sec. Lloyd Austin. ‘Even in the last couple days.’
‘We see some of those troops edge closer to that border. We see them fly in more combat and support air craft. We see them sharpen their readiness in the Black Sea. We even see them stocking up their blood supplies,’ Austin said.
‘You don’t do these things for no reason. You certainly don’t do them if you’re getting ready to pack up and go home,’ the secretary said.
U.S. officials certainly seem to be acting as if they believe that we are on the brink of war.
