Marcus King - The War Against Putin

With this “big picture” always in mind, we can better understand what was about to be done to Russia. An entire army of economic hit men, masquerading as economic advisors, was dispatched to “help” Russia. Many would actually embed themselves in State offices, from which they would oversee the “shock therapy” and “privatization” schemes which were to soon bring hungry Russians to their knees.

The Wall Street-Harvard colonizers found eager criminal collaborators to work with. This class of white collar criminal came to be known as “The Oligarchs”. The Globalist invaders’ idea of “privatization” was to transfer, all at once and in whole pieces, entire State run industries into the hands of their Oligarch partners. Billions of dollars worth of State resources fell into the hands of the ruthless Oligarchs for pennies on the dollar, or even for free! The already struggling Russian State found itself suddenly starved of revenue. When the monetary printing presses were turned to full capacity, inflation inevitably followed.

David Satter, author of Darkness at Dawn: The Rise of the Russian Criminal State , describes the farcical tragedy of “privatization”:

“What drove the process (of privatization) was not the determination to create a system based on universal values but rather the will to introduce a system of private ownership, which, in the absence of law, opened the way for the criminal pursuit of money and power.” {38} 38 Search Term: Satter what drove the process was not the determination

In some cases, criminal groups (Russian Mafia) assigned front men to serve as ‘legal’ owners of the companies that they secretly controlled. During Yeltsin’s presidency, the Oligarchs became increasingly influential in politics and played a significant role in financing the re-election of Yeltsin in 1996. With the insider information about financial decisions of the government, the Oligarchs could easily increase their wealth exponentially. A few even furthered their influence by buying up Russian media.

Extreme lawlessness and political corruption reigned in Russia. By the late 1990’s, old pensioners had been wiped out, birth rates were plummeting, vulnerable children and elderly were dying of malnutrition, the Health Care system was deteriorating, alcoholism was running rampant, and suicide rates were spiking. Demographers estimate that as many as 2 million vulnerable Russians died during these dark years.

Understandably, many Russians came to curse this bastardized version of “Capitalism” and longed for a return to the old system. In spite of the old Soviet Union’s inefficiencies and modest living standards, no one went hungry. This was not so under the rule of the Oligarchs and their easily manipulated drunken patsy, Boris Yeltsin.

Russian sentiments towards the Oligarchs were well expressed in the London Guardian; which described the Oligarchs as being “ about as popular with your average Russian as a man idly burning bundles of £50s outside an orphanage” . {39} 39 Search Term: Guardian a man idly burning bundles of £50s outside an orphanage

The most influential Oligarchs from the Yeltsin era were Boris Berezovsky, Alexander Smolensky, Mikhail Khodorkovsky, Alex Konanykhin, Mikhail Fridman, Anatoly Chubais, Vladimir Gusinsky, Vitaly Malkin and Vladimir Potanin. These financial gangsters controlled metals, oil, natural gas, timber, coal, manufacturing, government and much more; raking in billions as many citizens of oil-rich Russia went without heat during the winter. Hungry families were forced to move in together with strangers. Criminality was rampant.

There is simply no exaggerating the severity of the Russian collapse. Russia under the Ivy League-Oligarch Alliance was reduced to an absolute basket case. But that wasn’t the half of it. In addition to the rape of Russia’s economy and natural resources, the NATO war machine and its proxies were to soon encroach upon the borders of the slowly dying Russian nation, and even within Russian itself.

With Russia prostrate and weak, NATO was free to throw its weight around as it pleased. During the mid 1990’s, Yugoslavia was subdued by heavy NATO bombardment.

In 1998–1999, NATO and its proxy terrorist army, the KLA, then succeeded in chipping away the region of Kosovo from Russia’s ally, Serbia. Yeltsin’s demoralized and declining Russia was utterly powerless to prevent these events. The former Yugoslavia has since been chopped up into the US-NATO-EU puppet states of Croatia, Serbia, Kosovo, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Montenegro, Slovenia, and Macedonia. Russia’s former allies would all become Russia’s potential future enemies.

Now, let the upcoming statement of fact penetrate into your brain. For unless you can truly grasp this undeniable reality; a proper understanding of Western hostility towards Vladimir Putin and current events is not possible. Here it is:

One more time:

Understood?

Adding to Russia’s woes was an ‘Afghan style’ guerilla war which broke out in the Russian territory of Chechnya. Foreign Islamic terrorists joined well armed domestic guerillas in demanding “independence” from Russia. With so many regions and ethnicities based in the Asian portion of Russia, this separatist movement had to be suppressed. If history is any indication, it is likely that the clandestine services of Saudi Arabia were arming and training the Chechen “freedom fighters”. Of course, the Saudis don’t do anything without the approval of America’s own clandestine services. Russia’s “ethnicities problem” was, and still is, a situation which the Globalists had always worked to exploit; you know, the old “Divide & Conquer” routine? The chief strategist behind this insidious pressure tactic was Lev Dobriansky, a Georgetown Professor notorious for his pathological hatred of Russia. In 1967, Dobriansky (CFR) published The Vulnerable Russians , in which he advocated in favor of fomenting ethnic tension within the USSR. He referred to the diverse ethnic makeup of the Caucuses/Central Asian Russia as “weak spots” . {40} 40 Search Term: Lev Dobrianksy the vulnerable Russians amazon It is very telling that Dobriansky, a friend of Brzezinski’s, chose the word “Russians” instead of “Soviets” as part of the book’s title.

These types of Dobrianskyish-Brzezinskish proxy wars remain an important “ethnic weapon” in the West’s arsenal. Proxy wars allow the West to wage war through the buffering layers of Saudi Intelligence and their mercenary “rebels”; leaving no evidence as to who is actually pulling the strings. “Don’t look at me. It’s the Chechens!” The legal term is “plausible denial”. Or as Mafia hit man “Willi Cicci” from the classic film, The Godfather , so aptly put it; “Right. Yeah. A buffer. The family had a lot of buffers.”