Ousting Putin is the ultimate ambition within political and security circles in the American and European West – after Putin exposed and exposed this world. Aspiration itself is a long-term hazard; for Putin has in fact limited the expansion of the Russian army so far and barred it from coercing the implementation of what was agreed upon at the beginning of the 1990s by force. It was agreed that the three Baltic States would be restored outside NATO, albeit by imposing pro-Russian governments on them. That’s what the Russian army will ensure if Putin departed.
Colluding for ousting Putin either through assassination or a coup d’état is based on the delusion that the war in Ukraine is a one – man war, suggesting that it will end with Vladimir Putin’s evaporation.
The domination of such an assessment reached a perilous point as it was suggested to prepare Putin’s political exile, or what a close U.S. senator publicly told Rothschild Jr. to form an assassination squad. This is really nothing more than a hope to befuddle attention away from the state of feebleness in which America and Europe appeared before the whole world. They were impotent to support an ally, nonetheless, they kept wailing over its havoc.
Most European governments have taken the United States as a model in swelling the personal of the current argument. Envisaging that it’s “Putin’s War” – just as all the Russian wars were personal to those who were before Putin in office – whether it was before or after World War II! Nonsense, lies, deceit, and highly exposed historical fallacies.
If so – and your war against “Putin’s warlord”, then why did you penalize scientists, artists, athletes, academics and even Russian students everywhere in Europe and the world?
The current major American-European discrepancy is represented by two phenomena that every citizen in the West now perceives: First, media approach on current events. It is based on promoting rumors, lies and presenting fractional facts; a reprehensible performance that has reached the point of the interdiction the Russian media from broadcasting in the West. Second, nourishing the monster of populist zest to accept that ousting the regime is the only applicable solution and that Putin’s departure may be a prelude to what no one knows except them. Two phenomena epitomize a real setback even from the Western concepts that the West has always bragged about.
The current severe economic sanctions that have befallen the Russian people, have affected all European peoples – something that is unheeded by the media in the entire West. Prices of goods, fuel and almost everything augmented in Russia, however, it rose even higher in the West. Inflation resulting from such broad sanctions knows no geographical borders. People are beginning to mutter not only in Russia, but more in the West. The current economic war against Russia has repercussions, not only for German Volkswagen factory labors in Russia, but also for tens of thousands of European labors in Germany, Austria and elsewhere – who suddenly find themselves unemployed as a consequence of shutting down factories that were importing raw materials and energy primarily from Russia. Moreover, tens of millions of European seniors are in need of supplementary succor and subsidies because of inadequate pension salaries after the increase of prices and the current wave of inflation. The West suddenly discovered that brainwashing people was not sufficient to provoke a war they sought and gambled on, as they had done before in Afghanistan and previously in Southeast Asia, Korea, and Vietnam.
Ostentatious delusions about what Putin’s absence could bring concerning the „regime toppling“ in Russia – already smashed large political and partisan circles and sectors in Europe at the beginning of the war. Though, it finally began to defect after the United States refused to simply take over Russian MiG aircraft in Poland and give them to Ukraine, claiming that there were no comparable number of American aircraft to give instead to Poland. Germany and France also declined to participate in a military war against Russia.
I asked a senior German politician about the German-French stance, he frankly replied: „The Russian generals are waiting for this step from us to expose the incompetence of the United States to defend its allies in Europe. The United States will not do anything unless Britain and its interests are attacked. Other than this, the US will stick to the current stance.”
The United States has gambled on some corrupt generals, a few Western – loving generals, who will connive out of concern for their smuggled and stolen money deposited in European and American banks; a kind of people who exist in every country in the world. The States also bet for a while on the KGB. But their bets fell hastily when they watched the Russian’s secret service head trembling after Putin reprimanded him. Putin calculatingly did so publicly to display the fragility of their bets.
Evidence of oligarchic ability to rally political forces to overthrow the Kremlin’s president does not exist. All the great symbols of the Russian army have made a straightforward and unblemished agreement with Putin long ago: „Conduct your business outside Russia unimpeded, free from politics, and those of you who breach the agreement will disappear.“ With this clarity, Putin deals with Russian oligarchs. That’s what the West didn’t understand until after the axe hit Ukraine’s head.
Only now, after the approval by the United States of the Russo-German-French-Ukrainian peace negotiations, has the political community begun a new kind of discussion regarding stable peaceful coexistence on the continent „shared with Russia,“ and the need to forge a new Russian – European social contract that does not ignore Russian national security as NATO has done for the last 30 years, to stop delusions and bets of separation between the Russian president and the military elite, at least for the time being. In the sense of abandoning ambitions of dwindling Russia as long as Putin continues to rule the Kremlin.
And when he disappears, we’ll see what can be done.
