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Johnson summarized [[the West]]'s relationship with [[Russia]] as such: | Johnson summarized [[the West]]'s relationship with [[Russia]] as such: | ||
| − | {{quotebox-float|[[Western alliance|Western leaders]] locked themselves into a narrative. And the narrative is basically, "here's poor [[Ukraine]], just minding its own business when this [[rapist]] thug that's [[Russia]] came along and decided to invade it. And they invaded in 2014. And the heroic Ukrainian people have been fighting back. And that's who we're fighting with". That has no relationship to [[reality]], at all. That is that's just complete manufactured [[crap]]. And it is [[the West]] that has been constantly meddling in [[Russia]]'s internal affairs. It's been the West that has put together an organized [[intelligence agency|intelligence effort]] to try to [[subvert]] and destroy Russia. But the way we sell that in the [[[United States]] is, we flip it and maintain that that's exactly what Russia's doing to us. "Russia's trying to destroy us". And [[truth]] be told, if we had our hands in our pockets and were minding our own business, we wouldn't have a problem with Russia. But that's not the case. | + | {{quotebox-float|[[Western alliance|Western leaders]] locked themselves into a narrative. And the narrative is basically, "here's poor [[Ukraine]], just minding its own business when this [[rape|rapist]] thug that's [[Russia]] came along and decided to invade it. And they invaded in 2014. And the heroic Ukrainian people have been fighting back. And that's who we're fighting with". That has no relationship to [[reality]], at all. That is that's just complete manufactured [[crap]]. And it is [[the West]] that has been constantly meddling in [[Russia]]'s internal affairs. It's been the West that has put together an organized [[intelligence agency|intelligence effort]] to try to [[subvert]] and destroy Russia. But the way we sell that in the [[[United States]] is, we flip it and maintain that that's exactly what Russia's doing to us. "Russia's trying to destroy us". And [[truth]] be told, if we had our hands in our pockets and were minding our own business, we wouldn't have a problem with Russia. But that's not the case. |
The [[United States]], not [[Russia]], has launched [[war]] after war after war in the aftermath of that [[Second World War]], which is supposed to put an end to this kind of madness. And whenever Russia gets punched in the face, and then decides to defend itself, then [[the West]] hollers, "Ah, see, it's an aggressor." | The [[United States]], not [[Russia]], has launched [[war]] after war after war in the aftermath of that [[Second World War]], which is supposed to put an end to this kind of madness. And whenever Russia gets punched in the face, and then decides to defend itself, then [[the West]] hollers, "Ah, see, it's an aggressor." | ||
Revision as of 17:47, July 28, 2025
Larry C. Johnson is a veteran of the CIA and the U.S. State Department’s Office of Counter Terrorism. He is the founder and managing partner of BERG Associates, which was established in 1998. Johnson provided training to the US Military’s Special Operations community for 24 years.
Johnson has been included on the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) kill list.
Johnson summarized the West's relationship with Russia as such:
| Western leaders locked themselves into a narrative. And the narrative is basically, "here's poor Ukraine, just minding its own business when this rapist thug that's Russia came along and decided to invade it. And they invaded in 2014. And the heroic Ukrainian people have been fighting back. And that's who we're fighting with". That has no relationship to reality, at all. That is that's just complete manufactured crap. And it is the West that has been constantly meddling in Russia's internal affairs. It's been the West that has put together an organized intelligence effort to try to subvert and destroy Russia. But the way we sell that in the [[[United States]] is, we flip it and maintain that that's exactly what Russia's doing to us. "Russia's trying to destroy us". And truth be told, if we had our hands in our pockets and were minding our own business, we wouldn't have a problem with Russia. But that's not the case.
The United States, not Russia, has launched war after war after war in the aftermath of that Second World War, which is supposed to put an end to this kind of madness. And whenever Russia gets punched in the face, and then decides to defend itself, then the West hollers, "Ah, see, it's an aggressor." It's just, you know, I'm tired of it, frankly. All of us, we can't stand it anymore. It's the same playbook with the same script. They use the same words, the same narrative. Yeah. Russian aggression. Russian aggression. Russian aggression. Russian. And no wonder European populations that are completely brainwashed. Completely brainwashed. It's impossible to have a serious discussion about geopolitics anywhere around here. Anywhere.[1] |