Ukraine Just Opened Its Doors to NATO ‘Training’ Missions. What Could Possibly Go Wrong?
Why does Russia insist on putting its country so close to NATO training missions? Curious minds want to know.
Richard Brandt
Russia-Insider.com
1/28/2016
What is Poroshenko’s escape plan, considering that he is now less popular than facial herpes, and the right-wing goons that he has cynically used to carry out terror in the Donbass are quickly turning on him?
The answer is very simple: Do everything possible to provoke Russia (an actual war would be ideal). This solves the problem of right-wing goons lynching him (because they will all volunteer to go fight Russia, and immediately die), as well as provides a convenient distraction while Porky and his oligarch friends vacuum up the last crumbs of wealth from Ukraine before high-tailing it to London or wherever.
Yes, we’re being a bit dramatic here. But the fact remains: No one would benefit more from a NATO-led conflict with Russia than Poroshenko. Actually, he doesn’t even need a real war. Just some good ol’ fashioned Cold War provocations, to keep the Ukrainian people properly scared out of their wits. A good citizen is a scared citizen. They ask fewer questions, too.
A NATO confrontation with Russia is the golden parachute that Poroshenko desperately needs and yearns for.
And so, in keeping with his longstanding policy of being a terrible person, Poroshenko has signed a new decree, allowing troops from the United States and other NATO countries to carry out training missions in Ukraine.
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