NEO – US State Department “Greecing the Skids”
"...With Russia nowhere in sight west of the Donbass, and with Pyatt and
other US experts having had years to fix corruption, just how bad was
the country under Viktor Yanukovych? Let’s just hope Athens is not in a
colorful revolution mood...."
"...Now Pyatt is headed to Greece, another border nation dissatisfied with the IMF, bankers in general, and with its role in NATO. As the Putin-Russia sphere gains friends, US spoilers are sent to spoil..."
"...Peace and stability are
hated words among this phony US-coalition crowd. They are into the
chaos and mayhem game all the way, as there is where their money power
comes from — milking the public via endless manufactured security
threats… Jim W. Dean ]"
Waging War By Deception
Greece is a classic regime change target with its long-time deeply divided parliament
by Phil Butler, … with New Eastern Outlook, Moscow
Phil Butler works out of Germany
[ Editor’s note:
One of the methods the VT network uses to track false flag terrorism is
to keep close track on the tools and methods that we know have been
used successfully in the past.
And by that I do not
mean just the successful execution of the attacks, but getting away with
them without substantial, in-depth public investigation.
One of the clues we
track in the operatives category is where certain US ambassadors are
shuffled around to, as the placement of proven talent always precedes
the start of new mayhem.
NEO’s Phil Butler has
been doing this himself by keeping an eye of the recent move of Geoffrey
Pyatt of the Ukraine Maidan leaked-tape fame with Victoria Nuland.
Pyatt is going to Greece now.
We
will be looking for some major destabilization to get cranked up there,
which will throw a monkey wrench into the momentum of the Turkish
Stream pipeline that has been chosen to make land fall in Greece to give
Russia its long-desired Southern Europe supply chain.
A storm is gathering over ancient Greece once again
While the US wants to
paint this as a threat to Europe somehow, it is just the opposite. The
multiple pipelines will provide more energy security for Europe from
delivery disruptions, like we saw when Ukraine played that card in its
Western-backed showdown with Moscow.
It was a stupid move
that contributed to the country’s economic destruction, but those
involved never accept responsibility for their disasters. Democratic
representative government is just an empty word now, something that has
been corrupted beyond recognition from its original intended meaning.
The US anti-Syrian
coalition is having to reconsider their plans for a Saudi-Qatar oil and
gas pipeline through Northern Syria to feed into southern Europe to have
all those energy sale revenues stay in the US’ and Gulf States’
pockets, so they can continue buying tens of billions of dollars worth
of advanced US weaponry.
Peace and stability are
hated words among this phony US-coalition crowd. They are into the
chaos and mayhem game all the way, as there is where their money power
comes from — milking the public via endless manufactured security
threats… Jim W. Dean ]
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Will Greece once again be targeted by powerful outside invaders? “It worked before…”
– First published … September 29, 2016 –
News the US Ambassador to Ukraine Geoffrey Pyatt was replaced
by Marie Yovanovitch was initially uplifting for half of the world.
Then it was tentatively announced that President Obama suited the career
diplomat up to take over in Greece.
Geoffrey Pyatt
What makes matters even worse is the fact Yovanovitch has hit the ground running in Kiev, rekindling the anti-Russia blame game Pyatt helped get started.
If putting mediocrity in places surrounding Russia were not bad enough, guess who is rumored to be Hillary Clinton’s “Girl Friday” at the US State Department is she is elected.
Yes, F___ the EU Russophobe Nuland. The scary thing about all these postings for me, is the level of arrogance, illiteracy, and downright incompetence Washington sends to represent the American People. “Delusional” is the only word that comes to mind to describe Geoffrey Pyatt, who told Radio Free Europe the other day:
“The United States had played an important role in helping the Ukrainian people to take control once again of their own democracy.”
Victoria Nuland and the Syndicate
The Obama administration may brag about spreading democracy, but the intercepted telephone call between Nuland and Pyatt proved the two State Department officials were discussing removing Yanukovych, and deciding which U.S. puppet they would put in place.
Now Pyatt is headed to Greece, another border nation dissatisfied with the IMF, bankers in general, and with its role in NATO. As the Putin-Russia sphere gains friends, US spoilers are sent to spoil. “Oh boy!” I can just hear Greeks sighing.
Turning back to Ukraine’s woes, things don’t look to be improving anytime soon, with Yovanovitch already forting up to fight Russia. Even before she was confirmed by the US Senate, she parroted the same lies Pyatt, Nuland, and President Obama have for months.
Now that she is in Kiev, her proclaiming Lithuania was never considered Russia (Read the Yalta agreements), among other brilliant remarks, further punctuates the stereotypes the US puts in place around the world. She told the Senate, concerning the Minsk agreements:
“Ukraine has lived up to many Minsk commitments already. But Russia and the separatists have not.”
Meanwhile my colleagues in the Donbass report on UKROPS artillery
raining down almost daily, and Crimea is now in Poroshenko’s sights, as
well considered a recent sabotage attempt.
The Neocon Scourge – It was then Deputy Assistant Secretary of State for European Affairs Marie Yovanovitch
who helped draft the Strategic Partnership with Romania that sets ABM
weapons systems there, effectively painting a target on the Romanians
I guess we will see Aegis systems being built in Ukraine next, which will certainly prompt Russia to roll in 50 divisions. If patterns of history repeat, war is fairly imminent.
Finally, European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker’s idea to create a common European military force has triggered deep concerns among Eastern European leaders.
Some experts, including me, believe the Central European nations intend to create a sort of “Reich” in the heart of Europe, while leaving poorer and less formidable Eastern nations to fend for themselves should a major war break out.
In effect, such a central Europe alliance would leave former Soviet satellites in a kind of “dead zone”. Military theorists have long understood the obvious in a nuclear age – the scorched Earth the USSR used versus the Germans in WWII – it was not ignored. Poland and the Baltics and the Black Sea nations have always been the borderlands that suffered first and last.The news headlines read “Where will Russia invade next?” In Britain The Mail took a poll to see who Britain would want for an ally if Russia invaded! On the other end of the détente spectrum, Slovakia’s Prime Minister Robert Fico told reporters last weekend, “Ukraine is doing less than Russia to meet its obligations under the Minsk peace plan.”
With the IMF approving yet another $1 billion in loans to Ukraine recently, news the bankers are worried about ongoing corruption speak louder than State Department press releases.
With Russia nowhere in sight west of the Donbass, and with Pyatt and other US experts having had years to fix corruption, just how bad was the country under Viktor Yanukovych? Let’s just hope Athens is not in a colorful revolution mood.
Phil Butler, is a policy investigator and analyst, a political scientist and expert on Eastern Europe, exclusively for the online magazine “New Eastern Outlook”.