Post # 17

Hello everyone, this is Dr. Ghossein with you again, this post is a continuation of posts 15 & 16,

It is difficult to leave this ongoing and unfolding event. Ukraine and Russia

Today friends I was listening to Mr. kirby, of the US. National Security Council, a journalist asked him a question, about the reasons behind Mr. Putin's visit to Iran, his answer was; He believes that Mr. Putin is isolated, and that's why He is visiting such rogue states as Iran

Intended or not, Mr. kirby's response was a perfunctory one

Here is an unedited, not doctored, true response:

Mr. Putin is waving the stick now, He is getting serious.

 last week Iran was advised by the master to announce that they have enriched uranium up to 20% which will lead into an almost nuclear weapon, 90% that is, nevertheless it still needs 10% to be called a weapon.

Few days later, Mr. Putin announced his visit to Iran, and today He showed up.

Mr. Putin is sending a message on the stick to NATO, and the West in the form of a question,

Do you want me to get Iran from 90% upto 100%? or do want to back off?

Most importantly; by taking a trip outside Russia Mr. Putin is telling the West exactly the opposite to what Mr. Kirby is saying; I am not isolated I have my people and the military behind me, I go in I go out as I please.

Isolated!! my eye, let me ask you this; If Mr. Putin decide to visit Saudi Arabia, do you think He will be turned back or will He be received with red carpets and high fives? or any other country for that matter, not directly involved in Ukraine, to me that is not isolation.

Mr. Putin's next escalating move will be a visit to Vladivostok or in to North Korea and a meeting with the it's leader, and his message would be clearer and more striking than the message of Iran

This is why superpowers create buffer zones, and beholding regimes, to use them when needed, and the same way it trickles down to the beholding regime that creates its own puppet to use when needed.

I wish to remind everyone that as long as NATO and the West allow the turks to get away with occupying half of Cyprus and other territories, as well as their denial of the Armenian Genocide. NATO and the West do not have the high moral grounds, and should not be preaching to anyone. specifically, when the prime minister of Canada, accuses Putin of using energy as a tool. and at this point I like to remind everyone that the West used energy at the top of its list of sanctions, go figure, dizzy people with dizzying comments

Ados to all from me and my good friend BR. 

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