Μωρία ἡ ὁποία ἱσοῦται μόνον μὲ τὴν μωρία τοῦ μέσου Ἕλληνος ποὺ τὸν θεωρεῖ ἄξιο πολιτικὸ καὶ φίλο τῆς χώρας μας
Ἀπίστευτο καὶ ὅμως ἀληθινό: Ἡ
ἐξωτερικὴ πολιτικὴ τοῦ Μπάϊντεν μὲ τὸ νὰ σπρώχνει ἐναντίον τῶν ΗΠΑ μία στρατιωτικὴ
συμμαχία Ῥωσσίας-Κίνας, σὲ πλήρη ἀντίθεσι μὲ τὴν σώφρονα πολιτικὴ τοῦ Τραμβίου,
κατευθύνει τὴν χώρα του στὸν γκρεμὸ μὲ μαθηματικὴ ἀκρίβεια. Μωρία ἤ ἄνια;
Πάντως ἡ Βόρειος Κορέα ἀρνεῖται νὰ ἐπαναλάβῃ τὴν προσπάθεια συνεργασίας μὲ τὴν
Οὐασιγκτῶνα, ὅπως στὴν τὴν ἐποχὴ τοῦ Τραμβίου, ἀντιλαμβανομένη τὸ πλῆρες ἀλλοπρόσαλλο
πρόσωπο τοῦ κακόμοιρου Μπάϊντεν. Ὅσο γιὰ τοὺς αὐτοδιαφημισμένους ἕλληνες «γεωπολιτικούς»,
ποὺ θεωροῦν τὸν Μπάϊντεν φίλο τῆς Ἑλλάδος, ἐπειδὴ μᾶς πουλᾷ ὅπλα καὶ
ἰδιωποιεῖται ἑλληνικὲς στρατιωτικὲς βάσεις, δὲν ἀντιλαμβάνονται ὅτι ἡ πλανητικὴ
πολεμικὴ σύγκρουσις ΗΠΑ μὲ Ῥωσσία-Κίνα θὰ γίνῃ στὸ Αἰγαῖο ὁπότε ἡ χώρα μας θὰ
ἐξαφανισθῇ ἀπὸ τὸν χάρτη.
Chinese
Media Warns US Would Face ‘Absolute Nightmare’ in Conflict With China, Russia
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov
recently characterized Moscow’s relations with Beijing as “the best in their
entire history,” with the Chinese Foreign Ministry announcing last month that
the two countries enjoy a “comprehensive partnership” and would “support each
other in matters of protecting state sovereignty.”
China’s ruling Communist Party-aligned Global Times newspaper has published a
pair of editorials warning the US and its allies not to provoke aggression
against Moscow and Beijing, and suggesting that the two nations are now
significantly stronger than the old Eastern Bloc.
“The combined power of China and Russia
is far greater than that of the former Soviet Union-Eastern Europe bloc. The
economic, scientific and military strength of China and Russia is not only huge
in scale, but also has wider implications for the whole world. If anyone tries
to ride roughshod over this fact and pushes China and Russia to join forces in
a desperate fight, that must be its nightmare,” says the first of the
editorials, published 5 May.
Warning Washington that its “strategic
game with fire” would fail, the newspaper stressed that Moscow and China carry
themselves in a “strategically restrained” manner and “are committed to
upholding” the United Nations Charter and an “international order based on
international law.” (Οἱ δύο χῶρες ἀποφεύγουν νὰ φοβίσουν τὶς ΗΠΑ, ἐκθέτοντας ἀνοικτὰ τὴν στρατιωτική τους ὑπεροχή, γιὰ νὰ μὴν ἀποτρέψουν ἐνδεχομένο διάλογο μὲ τὴν Οὐασιγκτῶνα, ἄν καὶ τὸ ἀμερικανικὸ βιομηχανικό-στρατιωτικὸ κατεστημένο θέλῃ πάσῃ θυσία πόλεμο γιὰ νὰ πωλήσῃ τὸ ὑπέρμετρο ὁπλοστάσιό του καὶ μὲ τὸν Τράμβιο εἶχε παραμείνει ἀνικανοποίητο).
The article goes on to suggest that the
reason US elites have sought to isolate China and Russia and exclude them from
a new Western-dominated international system is because they “have either recognized or anticipated the aging and declining
competitiveness of the American and Western way of governance,” and seek to
simply jettison potential competitors.
The newspaper emphasized that while
Russia and China have resisted the
creation of a formal military alliance, “the more the Western countries
strengthen their antagonistic alliance” against them, the more they “will be
inclined to jointly deal with it. This is the basic rule of politics.”
The second editorial, published 6 May, focused on the
communique issued by the G7’s foreign ministers after their London meeting,
suggesting that “among various topics of no substance, China and Russia were the
real focus” of the talks. Admitting that the United States continues to be the
world’s single most powerful country “in terms of comprehensive strength” and
ability to force countries to bend to its will, Global Times argues that Washington’s “problem” is that it is “too
greedy,” with its desire for total hegemony outstripping its actual
capabilities and causing an “unprecedented sense of crisis and confusion.”
The editorial suggests that Washington’s
attempts to rally allies
to confront
both Russia and China simultaneously fail because “doing that is almost equivalent to
strategic suicide,” and that unlike the attempt at greater Western unity,
comparable to “the last few drops of water in a sponge.” Russian-Chinese cooperation is a “sponge”
that “has just been fully soaked with water.”
“China and Russia could make more
diplomatic coordination in opposing hegemony and take counteractions against US
attempts to strengthen alliances. The two can also tap the huge potential for
economic complementarity. In addition, the two countries have just begun in
moving closer to each other militarily, if necessary, there could be a lot of
cooperation that can cause shocks,” the editorial stresses.
Offering advice to leaders in Moscow and
Beijing, the newspaper argues that “as long as China and Russia don’t make
mistakes, do their own things well, reinforce comprehensive strategic
coordination with each other and continuously deepen integration with the
world,” the US will
be unable to realize its ambition of “replicating” its victory in the Cold War.
The pair of editorials comes amid the
continued cementing of Russia-China ties, demonstrated last month as
Beijing expressed a commitment to
further boost cooperation with their Russian counterparts as Washington and its
allies ramped up its sanctions war against them. Washington slapped major new
restrictions on Russia last month amid fresh unsubstantiated claims of election
meddling and hacking, and the US and its allies hit China with sanctions
earlier this year over the alleged “genocide” in Xinjiang. Beijing denounced
the “genocide” claims and pointed to the unsavory moments in many Western
nations’ own history against aboriginals, African slaves, and others.
Former President Donald Trump, who
promised during the 2016 campaign to try to improve relations with Moscow but
got bogged down in Russiagate claims for almost the entirety of his
presidency, recently attacked the
Biden administration for pushing Russia and China into one another’s arms by
continually antagonizing both countries, suggesting that “the worst thing you
could do is put China and Russia together, and they are together.”
Trump added that he suspected that
Washington may be deliberately exacerbating the conflicts in Ukraine and Taiwan,
saying neither issue was ever a big problem when he was president.
In March, US Secretary of State Antony
Blinken announced that
the US would need to be able to act against China “from a position of
strength,” and urged US allies to close ranks to deal with the “challenges”
posed by both China and Russia.
Beijing
Downplays Possibility of Formal Alliance With Moscow, Highlights
‘Non-Alignment’ Principles
The newspaper emphasized that while
Russia and China have resisted the
creation of a formal military alliance, “the more the Western countries
strengthen their antagonistic alliance” against them, the more they “will be
inclined to jointly deal with it. This is the basic rule of politics.”
The second editorial, published 6 May, focused on the
communique issued by the G7’s foreign ministers after their London meeting,
suggesting that “among various topics of no substance, China and Russia were
the real focus” of the talks.
Admitting that the United States
continues to be the world’s single most powerful country “in terms of
comprehensive strength” and ability to force countries to bend to its will,
Global Times argues that Washington’s “problem” is that it is “too greedy,”
with its desire for total hegemony outstripping its actual capabilities and
causing an “unprecedented sense of crisis and confusion.”
The editorial
suggests that Washington’s attempts to rally allies to confront both Russia and
China simultaneously fail because “doing that is almost equivalent to strategic
suicide,” and that unlike the attempt at greater Western unity, comparable to
“the last few drops of water in a sponge,” Russian-Chinese cooperation is a
“sponge” that “has just been fully soaked with water.”
“China and Russia could make more
diplomatic coordination in opposing hegemony and take counteractions against US
attempts to strengthen alliances. The two can also tap the huge potential for
economic complementarity. In addition, the two countries have just begun in
moving closer to each other militarily, if necessary, there could be a lot of
cooperation that can cause shocks,” the editorial stresses.
Offering advice to leaders in Moscow and
Beijing, the newspaper argues that “as long as China and Russia don’t make
mistakes, do their own things well, reinforce comprehensive strategic
coordination with each other and continuously deepen integration with the
world,” the US will be unable to realize its ambition of “replicating” its
victory in the Cold War
The pair of editorials comes amid the
continued cementing of Russia-China ties, demonstrated last month as
Beijing expressed a commitment to
further boost cooperation with their Russian counterparts as Washington and its
allies ramped up its sanctions war against them. Washington slapped major new
restrictions on Russia last month amid fresh unsubstantiated claims of election
meddling and hacking, and the US and its allies hit China with sanctions
earlier this year over the alleged “genocide” in Xinjiang. Beijing denounced
the “genocide” claims and pointed to the unsavory moments in many Western
nations’ own history against aboriginals, African slaves, and others.
Former President Donald Trump, who
promised during the 2016 campaign to try to improve relations with Moscow but
got bogged down in Russiagate claims for almost the entirety of his
presidency, recently attacked the
Biden administration for pushing Russia and China into one another’s arms by
continually antagonizing both countries, suggesting that “the worst thing
you could do is put China and Russia together, and they are together.”
Trump added that he suspected that
Washington may be deliberately exacerbating the conflicts in Ukraine and Taiwan,
saying neither issue was ever a big problem when he was president.
In March, US Secretary of State Antony
Blinken announced that
the US would need to be able to act against China “from a position of
strength,” and urged US allies to close ranks to deal with the “challenges”
posed by both China and Russia.
(Ποῦ εἶσαι μεγάλε Τράμβιε; Εἶχες
ἀπολύτως δίκαιο. Ἀλλὰ βασιζόμεθα τώρα στὸ τραμβικὸ κίνημα γιὰ νὰ ἐκδιώξῃ ἀπὸ τὴν
ἐξουσία τὸν Μπάϊντεν ποὺ ἄρπαξε κατόπιν συνωμοσίας τῶν Λίμπεραλς ἀμερικανῶν
σοσιαλδημοκρατῶν τοῦ Σόρος, μήπως καὶ προφθάσωμε τὴν ὁλικὴ καταστροφὴ στὸ Αἰγαῖο
ἐγκαθιστῶντας παντοῦ γνήσιο ὁλοκληρωτικὸ φασιστικὸ καθεστώς καὶ στὶς δύο ὄχθες,
στὴν Τουρκία καὶ τὴν Ἑλλάδα.)
Δημήτρης Κιτσίκης 24 Ἰουνίου 2021
(ἐθνικὴ ἑορτὴ τοῦ Κεμπέκ, τὴν Saint Jean Baptiste - Ἁγίου Ἰωάννου
τοῦ Βαπτιστοῦ)
Ἡ πινοσετικὴ δικτατορία τῶν Λίμπεραλς σοσιαλδημοκρατῶν
