Afrasianet - A report by American politician David Stockman, talking about "the absurdity of Washington's proxy war against Russia," stressing that its goal is "to serve the interests of politicians in Washington and in the deep state."

A lengthy report on the "Anti-War" or "Against the War" website, by the American politician and researcher David Stockman, who was a representative of the state of Michigan during the era of former President Donald Reagan, talked about the real reasons behind Washington's insistence on promoting Russia's hostile intentions against other countries.

Is Ukraine, and its haste to strengthen the military capabilities of these countries. As the report considered, “US President Joe Biden must have believed that he is in the position of an “uncle” or “uncle” to the wealthy world today.

During the “Bucharest 9” meeting, Biden promised the former countries in the Warsaw Pact to provide unlimited economic and military support. ".

Biden reaffirmed that his administration is ready to speed up its response in order to defend 9 countries, if they are attacked by Moscow, namely Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Romania and Slovakia.

His administration also described this group of "eastern NATO allies" as "literally on the front lines of our collective defense right now."

These US statements and the emphasis on the need to support "NATO security and transatlantic unity" are supposed to have sent a message to Putin stating that Russia "cannot intimidate these democracies, some of which are still relatively new and fragile." But writer Stockman commented, seriously asking, "How do you document Putin's threat to Bulgaria, Hungary, Slovakia, Lithuania, or any of the other countries for that matter?"

He added, "What can Putin gain in the world by attacking these countries and occupying what could be hostile peoples and ruined economies, which imposes a massive financial drain on his already besieged financial resources?"

The report confirms that "Washington has become so mad with war fever against Putin that it no longer asks these obvious questions, let alone the possibility of answering them."

In other words, if Putin attacks the government of Ukraine, then why is it certain (according to American statements) that the nine countries will be next in the list of countries that will fall? In his report, Stockman talked about the path that Ukraine took to reach today's current situation, pointing out that Ukraine is "a mixture of diverse histories, races, and religious traditions that were never under the roof of one state, and that during recent centuries were under the tutelage of Tsarist Russia, and did not know its current form."

Except during the twentieth century, because of the intervention of Lenin, Stalin and Khrushchev. The American politician explained, "The eastern and southern parts of the map of present-day Ukraine were populated economically by Russian-speaking immigrants, who over long periods transformed the empty grazing steppe into a thriving food source, mining area, and industrial workshop in ancient Russia."

Until 1991, this mixture remained intact, but when Soviet Communism withered away, the elections showed that the state invented by Lenin, Stalin and Khrushchev was not destined to last, and that the fate of modern democracy in Ukraine would be partition sooner or later, Stockmann added.

He emphasized that "in the 2004 elections, Yanukovych, who is close to Russia, narrowly lost the total number, with his dominance in the east and south, while in 2010 he regained the same massive dominance of his Russian-speaking regions."

He continued, "When the stupid neoconservatives, led by Victoria Nuland who surrounded Vice President Joe Biden, fomented the coup against Yanukovych in February 2014, they had no clue of the fragile political balance they were uplifting."

World War II, Stefan Bandera, on an unelected government installed by Washington in Kiev, which referred to "the beginning of the stage of actual division."

The first manifestation of the partition was the abolition of the Russian language as an official language in the Donbass and elsewhere, and the second was the massacre of pro-Russian trade unionists in a building in Odessa by supporters of the Kiev government, which made most of the regions marked in red on the above maps declaring their independence from Kiev a matter of course. Also, the people of "the Russian province of Crimea voted overwhelmingly to join the Russian Federation," adds the American politician.

As the report indicated, “After 2014, the neo-fascist government in Kiev moved to stir up deep hostility to its historic neighbor, Moscow, by seeking to join NATO and waging a brutal war against the separatist republics of Donbass, which led to the death of more than 15,000 civilians during the 8 years.” that preceded the Russian military operation.

Here, Stockman wonders about whether "was Russian President Vladimir Putin required, or expected, to stand by and watch Kiev's direction to bring NATO's nuclear arsenal to Russia's borders, and Kiev's massacres of Donbass Russians, which escalated to their harshest levels in the first weeks of The year 2022? Based on this, Stockman concludes in his report, "The American behavior towards Ukraine stems from being a cover for Washington's global hegemony all along."

Considering that Washington should not have taken control of the political decision-making of the former Soviet republics after the end of the Cold War in 1991, and proceeded to include them in NATO, but should have dismantled them in a consensual manner in order to avoid the risks of conflicts that might revive the Cold War phase again, or Even worse, as is the situation today in Ukraine. He added, "At that point, Washington should have easily led the world to disarmament and the revival of the general peace, which had vanished since the August Guns were raised in 1914 (i.e., World War I)." The former deputy from the US state of Michigan confirms that “the mutual defense commitment in Section 5 of the NATO document with the allied countries does not contain anything at all related to strengthening US internal security,” and continues: “

But the sleeping Joe (Biden) stands today as a prisoner of” Trump disorder syndrome, which the Democrats share, prevents him from any rational reflection, even for a moment, about his political behavior towards the Russian president.

Stockman asserts that "the absurdity of Washington's proxy war against Russia and the "Bucharest 9" meeting is the result of "the dispersion of the American foreign policy compass, based on myths and lies for two decades, which served the short-term interests of politicians in Washington and their masters in the deep state."

He adds that "Putin's demonization has become so extreme, so out of touch with reality, that Washington is literally possessed by the ghost of the old Soviet Union, imagining a fierce enemy on the 'Eastern Front' that simply does not exist."

At the end of his report, Stockman asks about "the number of aircraft carriers that Russia owns compared to the twenty American aircraft carriers and helicopters?" He answers, "One for 20", expecting that the war will end with Zelensky's exile and a settlement regarding the division of former Ukraine, the removal of "NATO" missiles and other capabilities. advanced warships from the former Warsaw Pact countries.