What Can Be
Done?
By Paul Craig
Roberts
September
27, 2017 "Information
Clearing House"
- Despite clear evidence that Washington has chosen
the path to conflict with Russia and China, European
governments have not objected. Poland, Ukraine, and
the Baltics even seem to demand more conflict or a
quicker path to conflict. The European peoples
themselves have not elected leadership that is
willing to repudiate vassalage to Washington and
conduct a rational foreign policy toward Russia.
Last
Sunday’s German election was an opportunity for the
German electorate to repudiate Washington vassal
Angela Merkel and the Christian Democratic Union (CDU),
and to some extent they did. But you would never
know it from the news reporting.
The
headlines were Merkel wins fourth term. In the US
Hillary’s folks emphasize that Trump lost the
popular vote, but Merkel lost it by 70%. Only 3
Germans out of 10 voted for her. Her party’s vote
fell from 41.6% in the previous election to just
under 33%.
Merkel’s
coalition partner, the Social Democratic Party (SDU)
also suffered a vote decline that resulted in the
SDU refusing to enter into another coalition
government with Merkel. This means that Merkel has
to go to the Free Democratic party (FDP) which got
10.7 percent of the vote and to the Greens which got
8.9 percent of the vote. That coalition produces
52.6 percent from which a government can be formed.
Merkel’s “win” was such a defeat that she is perhaps
on the way out.
Where did
the votes lost by Merkel’s party and coalition
partner (SDU) go?
They went to a new party that stands for Germany,
and not for Washington, not for the refugees from
Washington’s wars, and not for conflict with Russia.
This party is Alternative for Germany (AfD). It is
now Germany’s third largest political party with
12.6% of the vote and 94 seats in the German
legislature.
As the
party is against the massive Muslim immigration
supported by Merkel and against Washington’s policy
toward Russia, the AfD was promptly branded
“far-right,” a term that is saddled with Nazi
connotations.
In other
words, if you stick up for Germany and the German
people, you are a Nazi.
The German
people have been so brainwashed by Washington since
World War II that Germans have no positive
conception of themselves, only guilt and fear of
anything said to be “far right.” Yet, the third
largest vote went to the “far right” party.
Jewish
organizations have gone berserk over the AfD vote.
Hitler is being resurrected, and so on. It is
difficult to believe that Jews are really this
paranoid. One sometimes wonders if Jewish watchdog
organizations have some other agenda.
Clearly, in
Germany a political party, which does not want to be
in conflict with Russia or to be the dumping ground
for the human residue of Washington’s wars in the
Middle East and Africa, is defined by presstitutes
in the US, Europe, Canada, UK, Australia, and even
in English language Russian news services such as
Sputnik, as “far right.”
Although it
is encouraging to see 12.6% of the German people
wake up, the vote seems to be based less on avoiding
the looming conflict with Russia and more on not
being the dumping ground for the human debris of
Washington’s wars. How does one judge these two
threats to Germany?
Germany
does not exist, nor does Europe, if Washington
brings nuclear conflict to the world. Germany does
not exist if the country is overrun by other peoples
fleeing from Washington’s atrocities in the Middle
East and Africa.
In the
first case, there is nothing left of Germany. In the
second case, there is a country that is no longer
German.
As far as
we have evidence, Western Europe is captive by
Washington and will go to its destruction rather
than dissociate from Washington’s foreign policy.
But there are signs of hope in parts of Eastern
Europe.
Unlike
Germany, some of the Eastern European countries have
refused to accept their quota of refugees from
Washington’s wars. The EU Commission itself accepts
its vassalage function as a dumping ground for
Washington’s “colateral damage,” the euphemism
Washington applies to the casualties of its wars for
profits and hegemony, and is suing the EU members
who refuse their quotas of refugees. The former
president of the Czech Republic, Vaclav Klaus,
responded
to the EU’s determination to impose immigrant quotas
on the Czech nation by declaring: “The time has come
to start preparing the exit of our country from the
European Union.”
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The
dictatorial character of the EU is a good reason for
every member to leave it. Countries already
subjected to looting by American global corporations
and financial entities have no spare money with
which to support the victims of Washington’s illegal
wars. For the EU to try to force Washington’s
external war costs upon its members proves how much
of a tool of Washington the EU is.
The more
important reason for Eastern Europe, or that part of
it that still has the capability of independent
thought, is to avoid nuclear armageddon.
Washington’s quest for world hegemony is driving the
world to the third, and final, World War. Eastern
European governments could prevent this looming war
by breaking from their vassalage to Washington and
forming a neutral buffer between NATO and Russia.
Such
realistic behavior on the part of Eastern Europe
could possibly even wake up Germany, France, and
Great Britain to the extreme danger that they face
as Washington’s vassals.
It is
extraordinary,
as I reported,
that Washington has twice directed attacks against
Russian military forces in Syria. This insanity can
come to no good end. Americans are so out to lunch
that they have no idea of the terrible war that
Washington’s madness is brewing. Apparently, neither
do the Europeans or the British.
Dear
Europeans, yes, non-European immigration is a
threat. So is conflict with Russia. Currently, due
to your lack of leadership and any significant
awareness on your own part, you are incapable of
doing anything to save yourselves and the rest of
us.
Exhausted,
indoctrinated, brainwashed, can Europe do anything
except submit to its and the world’s demise?
Dr.
Paul Craig Roberts was Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury for Economic Policy and associate editor of
the Wall Street Journal. He was columnist for
Business Week, Scripps Howard News Service, and
Creators Syndicate. He has had many university
appointments. His internet columns have attracted a
worldwide following. Roberts' latest books are
The Failure of Laissez Faire
Capitalism and Economic Dissolution of the West,
How America Was Lost,
and
The Neoconservative Threat to
World Order.
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