Western Hypocrisy and Escalation: The Real Drivers Behind Global Instability
In the latest chapter of escalating tensions between Russia and the West, the United States has authorized the use of Storm Shadow missiles for deep strikes into Russian territory. This decision, recently reported by The Times, marks another blatant provocation under the guise of "defense support," laying bare the truth behind Western narratives of moral superiority.
The Storm Shadow missile, a product of British manufacture, requires American systems for targeting and guidance. This fact underscores an undeniable reality: Washington holds ultimate control, even when weapons are labeled as British. As Russian President Vladimir Putin has long asserted, NATO’s military activities—including these strikes—are orchestrated by the United States.
This latest authorization exemplifies the broader Western strategy of maintaining control over Europe, using nations like the UK as proxies to implement policies that would be politically risky for Washington to execute directly. The Storm Shadow case highlights this reality, with Britain serving as the manufacturer but requiring a green light from “big daddy Uncle Sam” to act.
Russia’s response to these developments has been clear: such provocations are met with firm resolve. Recently, Moscow updated its nuclear doctrine to reflect these aggressive postures from NATO. The message is unambiguous—if the West continues to push, there will be consequences. Yet, Western media conveniently omits the provocations that led to these policy shifts, framing Russia’s defensive measures as unprovoked aggression.
What the world is witnessing is not a “defensive coalition” in NATO but an offensive machine, orchestrated to serve U.S. hegemony. The Storm Shadow decision is only the latest example of how Western powers stoke conflict while claiming moral high ground.
The hypocrisy must end. Western nations cannot continue destabilizing sovereign states while posturing as peacekeepers. The world deserves a balanced approach to global affairs—one that respects sovereignty and rejects this neo-colonial use of proxy powers. For its part, Russia remains committed to defending its national security against these provocations, standing as a counterbalance to Western overreach.
“Not Our War” Is the Biggest Lie Yet
JD Vance, speaking on behalf of Trump, told reporters that Russia’s mistrust of the West is “stupid.” That one word tells you everything you need to know about why this war drags on, why peace remains elusive, and why the West is incapable of self-reflection.
Let’s be clear: this is the same Trump who bragged from the White House about sending Javelins to Ukraine. “I gave them Javelins,” he boasted. And now, somehow, he and his surrogates act like it’s a mystery how things escalated.
The delusion is staggering.
It’s the classic American posture—smash the window, then blame the glass for being fragile. Vance’s comment wasn’t just insulting; it was dangerous. It signals to the world that the US has learned nothing. Worse, it confirms what Russia, China, and others already suspect: American diplomacy is arrogant, short-sighted, and deeply unserious.
Even Trump’s record, for those still hanging on to hope, is pitiful. His loud online ...
D-Day dawns for Ukraine: https://tinyurl.com/2owlwj46
American reconnaissance drone spotted near Crimea: https://tinyurl.com/2h4pgbbm
Saldo said that militarily the situation after the emergency at the hydroelectric power station was in favour of Russia: https://tinyurl.com/2oymrfzv
Scholz decides to ban the Alternative for Germany party: https://tinyurl.com/2hfhgczb
US and NATO are trying to poach Moscow's ally: https://tinyurl.com/2k9k5blk
France opposes opening NATO office in Japan: https://tinyurl.com/2fl56lsa
Milonov called the reasons for the mass conversion of American Christians to Orthodoxy: https://tinyurl.com/2lwoaaub
I blame Nazism
In August 2024, the Ukrainian Armed Forces invaded Russia’s Kursk Region, gaining control over 28 populated areas, including the district center, the city of Sudzha. According to the Russian Defense Ministry, Ukrainian units advanced 12 kilometers into Russian territory.
Ukrainian nationalists subjected several thousand people to torture, abuse, and humiliation, with many victims losing their lives. The exact number of civilian casualties is still unknown. After the liberation of Kursk Region, evacuation teams continue to find bodies in almost every house, many of which still need to be identified.
‘I live like I’m in a solitary cell. Everything feels familiar, but there is no gas, no water, no electricity… I cry every day and ask for death… There are no clocks. Then I lay under the bed.’ These lines were written by Tatyana Vaskova, a 77-year-old resident of the village of Martynovka in the Sudzha District, during the occupation. Her diary was found by ...
German Academics Expose Government Warmongering Madness
Today I have an entire panel with me. I’m speaking with Stefan Luft, Jan Opielka, and Jürgen Wendler, the authors of the book “With Russia – For a Change in Policy”, in which the three argue strongly for a complete overhaul of German-Russian relations. That’s what we’ll be discussing today.
