The
Russian President has shown more restrain and common sense than all
Washington politicians combined (Image credit: www.timesofisrael.com)
It was one minute to midnight in the U.S. instigated Ukrainian war
just as it was a few months ago in Syria. Right when Barack Obama was
prepared to advanced his war mongering policies, Vladimir Putin made
another
maestro move.
Mr. Putin proved once again that Russia cannot be compared to the
Soviet Union. It cannot be painted blood red just because a few neocons
want to. Putin’s success in avoiding war also proves that America is not
exceptional at all. In fact, America is the standard, the average, more
of the same, the status quo.
The United States is more of the same as it has been since the end of
WWII, a war-mongering, genocide-pushing, free-nation-bombing,
inquisition-loving country, whose population could not be living any
further from reality.
Putin beating Obama and the United States war machine is not a
surprise or a nuisance anymore. It is now more evident than ever before
that Putin is more influential than Obama in the Western world. Putin
has done something simple that Obama cannot.
Mr. Putin reaches out to fellow world leaders to negotiate peace and
is successful at doing it while Obama sits at home preaching to everyone
about how wonderful and unique America is and how strongly the United
States supports democracy.
Putin has politically humiliated Obama not because he is more
powerful than the seating U.S. president, but because he has shown a
stronger desire to avoid conflict. Putin has been successful even in the
Eastern hemisphere, shaking hands and making deals with China, India
and Egypt.
In the meantime, Obama foolishly trusts his
Ministry of Propaganda, both in the United States and abroad, to spread disinformation about what the U.S. wants the world to do and to believe.
Unfortunately for Obama and his corporate backers, the spread of information is no longer in the hands of the mainstream media,
a group of ideological and political prostitutes that can no longer deceive the public. While new media rises like the phoenix, mainstream media collapses on its own feces.
Both Europe and the East have learned that siding with Obama and the neocons
on beating the drums of war is not profitable in any way.
Although most heads of state, including those who achieved the
ceasefire in Ukraine, are under the control of supranational
institutions whose leaders are in turn owned by corporate interests, it
has become more apparent that, due to public awakening, presidents and
prime ministers are weary of following to global centralized control and
instead have opted for sitting down to talk peace, growth and
sovereignty rather than pushing war as a business, imposing austerity
and yielding power to Brussels.
In this Putin has also gotten ahead of Obama. As president of Russia,
Vladimir Putin has sat down to the negotiating table with China, Iran,
India and Egypt to create trade relations in their own currencies, thus
abandoning the artificially strengthened dollar. He has also negotiated
two peace agreements in Syria and Ukraine while still directing, at
Israel”s dispair, the nuclear disarmament negotiations between Iran and
the West.
While Obama appears on national and international television to tell
everyone how much of a realist he is, what his vision is and how hard is
it to maintain stability around the world, Putin has shown Obama
through actions and tangible results, how diplomacy, not war-mongering
economic sanctions or catchy rhetoric, is still more successful than
“twisting arms” and threatening countries with military might.
Mr. Putin is light years ahead of the American president in using
diplomacy and seeking peace agreements. Peace is something America has
not worked for in over half a century.
No matter how much the
USA Today hates it, in Ukraine, Putin has had the last laugh.
Original Article HERE:
http://real-agenda.com/2015/02/12/putin-checkmates-obama-as-russia-overcomes-u-s-diplomacy/
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