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    The struggle for world hegemony goes on forever in Eurasia.

    "Who rules East Europe commands the Heartland
    Who rules the Heartland commands the World-Island
    Who rules the World-Island commands the world" ---- Professor John Halford MAckinder father of modern geo strategy
    Heartland = Siberia World Island = EURASIA

    Now you know why Eastern Europe is important besides beautiful woman


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    Russia does have two red lines and that is the de-jure inclusion of Ukraine into NATO and expansion of the Missile Defense Shield to the country. Mr.Korybko distinguishes between de-jure official NATO incorporation and de-facto Shadow NATO absorption. He sees the former as being impossible so long as Ukraine does not recognize Crimea’s reunion with Russia, while the latter is proceeding at breakneck speed under the orders of Washington. Simultaneously with this, Kiev’s forces have been shelling Russian territory and border checkpoints as a provocation to goad Russia into a stalemated military intervention in Ukraine. Brzezinski did something similar in Afghanistan by advising President Carter to support the Mujahadeen there nearly 6 months before the Soviet intervention. Details on how Brzezinski, head of Foreign Affairs advisory committee during his 2008 presidential campaign, taught Obama during his time in Columbia. There are even allegations that he staffed the White House and other influential places with his ideological supporters after Obama’s victory. Thus it is not farfetched to consider that Brzezinski’s teachings are deeply rooted in current American foreign policy.
    The entire paradigm of the Ukrainian crisis is a containment of Russia with the eventual goal of dismantling it from within. For this purpose, Color Revolutions may be attempted not just to seize power over the center, but to destabilize the internal periphery of the country. It will unlikely to succeed under the current circumstances owing to the strength of the Russian state and the patriotism of its people, but in a future scenario where Russia’s Eastern European, Caucasian, and Central Asian near peripheries are being destabilized in unison, this could change. The US is also fostering fifth columns of political and social support in the country, and learning from their experiment with extreme nationalist forces in Ukraine, it is probable that they may try to co-opt similar movements in Russia to pursue their internal divide-and-conquer goals.
    For now, Russian and US rivalry will be limited to proxy conflicts in the former Soviet space, but things could take a dangerous turn towards a conventional war or a US nuclear first strike if the Missile Defense Shield is completed. The prerogative for exacerbating or lessening tensions is thus on the US, which has continually been expanding its military, economic, and political presence in a noose around Russia since the end of the Cold War. This resulted in Russia having to defensively react to the US’ developments, but due to intensive information warfare, its counter-moves are instead painted as the opening aggressive salvos of a new Cold War. Under such a state of affairs, the rivalry cannot be stopped and Russia must continue, regardless of manipulated Western opinion, to defend its interests, sovereignty, and by extension, its very existence.
    http://orientalreview.org/2014/08/13...e-for-eurasia/

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    oh, fuck off, please. they just helped us to return our native cozy disorder.

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    One of the United States' greatest geopolitical imperatives is to prevent the rise of regional hegemons with the ability to challenge it. Russia's historical dominance of Eurasia, the Soviet Union's rise as a superpower after World War II and its resulting political, economic and military rivalry with the United States have long made it a target of Washington's actions abroad. But the onset of the Cold War and the expansion of Soviet power — itself an outgrowth of Russia's own strategic imperatives to buffer its heartland from invasion — gave rise to a U.S. strategy known as containment. The policy, championed by U.S. diplomat George F. Kennan and made public in 1947 in a then-anonymous article in Foreign Affairs magazine, essentially boiled down to blocking and countering the Soviet Union and its allies "whenever and wherever they posed a risk of gaining influence." It applied to every corner of the globe and went on to serve as the principal U.S. strategy for dealing with the Soviet Union until its collapse in 1991.

    Yet by 2008, when NATO pledged to expand its membership into former Soviet republics abutting the Russian heartland such as Ukraine and Georgia, Russia had recovered much of its economic and military might. An economy buoyed by high oil prices and the consolidation of political power by President Vladimir Putin gave Russia the opportunity to take advantage of the West's distraction by wars in Iraq and Afghanistan to send the message that it had resumed its role as a regional power. With its invasion of Georgia in August 2008, Moscow demonstrated its willingness to intervene militarily in a NATO ally while simultaneously exposing the West's lack of commitment not only to Georgian security but also to that of other territories on the Russian periphery.

    At first the relationship did take a turn for the better: Both countries agreed to reduce their nuclear arsenals, and Washington pulled back on the ballistic missile defense plans promoted by Obama's predecessor. Russia, however, continued its regional rise. In 2010, its burgeoning influence in Ukraine was made clear by the election of pro-Russia President Viktor Yanukovich. Russia also launched a customs union that year with Belarus and Kazakhstan that became the core of the Eurasian Economic Union. Meanwhile, U.S. support for Russian opposition groups helped foment mass anti-Kremlin protests in 2011 and 2012. By the end of Obamas first term, the reset had all but failed as Russia not only challenged the West's position in Eurasia but also inserted itself into other matters such as the Syrian civil war.

    In February 2014, the Euromaidan uprising in Ukraine marked a major turning point in U.S.-Russian relations. The United States was a primary backer of protests that led to the overthrow of Yanukovich's government, a stinging strategic defeat for Moscow. In the West's eyes, Russia had grown too strong, and Washington's support for the uprising and the subsequent pro-West government in Kiev — which Moscow viewed as illegitimate — heralded a resurrection of its containment strategy.

    These events precipitated a major standoff between Moscow and the West and a post-Cold War nadir for U.S.-Russian relations. Moscow responded to the political upset in Kiev by annexing Crimea and supporting a pro-Russia rebellion in eastern Ukraine, spurring military buildups by both Russia and the West along the European borderlands. The United States and the European Union imposed economic sanctions against Russia while stepping up support for Western integration efforts by Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia, each of which signed EU association agreements in June 2014. These measures indicated the United States' incremental return to its policy of Russian containment, a shift that accelerated in the last years of the Obama administration as the United States ramped up military deployments to NATO states in Eastern Europe, increased its political and security backing of Ukraine, and stepped up its competition with Russia in Syria.
    https://www.stratfor.com/analysis/wa...alive-and-well

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    Quote Originally Posted by ЛыSSый View Post
    oh, fuck off, please. they just helped us to return our native cozy disorder.
    they just took advantage of your low iq to divide and conquer your country.. they know peasants are easy to manipulate and put into war. they laugh at how easily you are to manipulate.. you get killed, your country gets fucked up and they profit from your dumbness

    cold war tactics 3.0


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    Quote Originally Posted by ЛыSSый View Post
    oh, fuck off, please. they just helped us to return our native cozy disorder.
    you know zero about war strategy. there is not enough capacity in your peasant brain to understand how strategic warfare is used to divide a country against itself by third parties..


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    greet your american friends who divided and conquered your country not because they give a fuck about security and democracy in ukraine, but because they are in cold war with russia and want to expand their power in eurasia.. you are played with, ukraine is nothing but a pawn in the chess game for eurasian domination


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    revealman, little bro, your behavour makes me sad. in 2014 we with some other users talked about reasons and conclusions of maidan and you kept calm. but now, after you have heard some shit from usa resources you're posting different "conspiracy theory" garbage here. Are you fat troll or just have the same low iq as some bulgaristan users here?

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    ... different day



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    Quote Originally Posted by revealman View Post
    greet your american friends who divided and conquered your country not because they give a fuck about security and democracy in ukraine, but because they are in cold war with russia and want to expand their power in eurasia.. you are played with, ukraine is nothing but a pawn in the chess game for eurasian domination

    actually i believe it is russia whoncaused the division...
    http://www.theapricity.com/forum/att...0&d=1471874957

    Quote Originally Posted by al-Bosni View Post
    I also have nails that I can use as a weapon.
    https://www.theapricity.com/forum/at...8&d=1509531094


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