The dispute over alleged Russian interference in the US-election is about more than whether Trump broke US law by accepting donations from foreign nationals during his election campaign. It is about whether you can be on two sides at once when the country you are president of keeps insisting this is impossible.
As is well known, Russia is indeed striving for the economic integration of all Eurasian countries. Given this fact, it is only natural for Russia to support the China-initiated project to create the “The Silk Road Economic Belt”. However, some of the countries geographically surrounding China fear that, having joined the “Silk Road”, they would ultimately lose independence as far as their infrastructure and economy are concerned.
In an explosive interview with Megyn Kelly at the 21st St. Petersburg International Economic Forum, the Russian President, Vladimir Putin, systematically destroyed many of the narratives promulgated by the enemies of the Syrian state who seek to turn the country into the new Libya.
The production and export of uranium lies at the very foundation of the well-being of the Republic of Kazakhstan. The huge reserves of this ore, the ease of its extraction (uranium in Kazakhstan is available for extraction at shallow depths) are all contributing to it being a major business advantage of this state.
At this juncture it’s clear that the attempt of the Trump Administration and related circles in the US military industrial complex have failed in their prime objective, that of driving a permanent wedge between Russia and China, the two great Eurasian powers capable of peacefully ending the Sole Superpower hegemony of the United States. Some recent examples of seemingly small steps with enormous future economic and geopolitical potential between Russia and China underscore this fact.
In news this morning, a man in Moscow known for his dislike for Vladimir Putin slipped on a banana peel and fell headlong into the freezing waters of the Moskva River. Unnamed sources say the banana peeling was a clever new tool of Kremlin security forces used by Putin’s personal henchmen.
As fantastic and zany as this may seem, it’s not too far from headlines all over Europe and North America.
