Vanessa Beely Talking With Alex Thomson

This whole thing put me in mind of Bertrand Russell who spent most of WWII writing The History of Western Philosophy.

See the video description:

An intelligent analysis of Putin, WEF and the Ukraine NATO alliance.

An illuminating conversation with Alex Thomson, former GCHQ (Government Communications Headquarters), Russian speaker and regional expert, a regular guest on UK Column News.

We cover the Russian incursion into Ukraine and the preceding history that will put the Russian initiative into context. We also cover the Putin-WEF connections that many analysts are highlighting - Alex brings a little more nuance, history and insight to the overall global parasite class composition.

UK Column News https://www.ukcolumn.org/

You can follow Alex on Telegram - Eastern Approaches https://t.me/EastApp

Patrick Armstrong Patrick Armstrong was an analyst in the Canadian Department of National Defence specialising in the USSR/Russia, having started in the time of Chernenko.

"TACTICS, STRATEGY AND OPERATIONS

So far the Russian military operation in Ukraine has been a reconnaissance in force preceded by the destruction of the supplies and headquarters of the Ukrainian Armed Forces by standoff weapons. The object being to suss out where the Ukrainian forces are, to surround them, to check existing Russian intelligence against reality and, at the same time, destroy known headquarters, air and naval assets, supplies and ammunition depots. And, perhaps, there was the hope that the speed and success (Russian/LDPR forces dominated an area of Ukraine about the size of the United Kingdom in the first week) would force an early end (aka recognition of reality)."

Read more here:

https://patrickarmstrong.ca/2022/03/04/russia-ukraine-2/

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These last two items were prompted by my listening to John Sawer talking at the Oxford Union from March 1, 2022:

Sawer sounds like he's using a playbook written by young children. And it's not at all that bad. I found it far easier to listen to him than most of the stuff coming out of the House of Commons and 10 Downing Street.

For more on Chechnya, see Putin on Creating an Attractive Business Environment. See also Happy Birthday Princess Basmah Bint Saud.


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