by Leo Hohmann, Leo Hohmann:
I posted an article yesterday, less than two hours before news broke of the coup attempt taking place in Russia. In that article, I posited that the U.S. and its European allies would do almost anything, risk any outcome, for the prize of taking down Russia.
In a previous article posted on March 20, I explained why the Western powers feel they cannot fully move forward with their Great Reset of the world economy as long as there is a strongly sovereign Russia in place.
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Now, this. The coup. It smells of a CIA operation but we will have to wait and see if that is indeed the case.
In the meantime, I’m not the only one whose senses have picked up the stench of a Western intelligence operation.
Listen to Russia expert Rebekah Koffler’s comments below in the 2-minute clip below.
This coup is being led by the Wagner private mercenary group headed by Yevgeny Prigozhin. Questions about the motives behind Prigozhin’s bold action looms large. Mercenaries work for money. The leader of this particular mercenary group is a businessman, not a military man. Could he have been convinced to switch sides for the right amount of money? Only time will tell as the events begin to play out.
But if this uprising lasts more than a few days, a week at most, then I would say the chances increase that Russia could be going down and will no longer exist as a unified and strong sovereign nation.
And if Putin believes he’s going down, and if he believes the U.S./NATO is responsible for instigating this coup, that makes him more dangerous than he was before the coup. This could all backfire on the West. Even if the West is not involved, if Putin believes they are, we have to worry about what his response will be.
It’s interesting to me how the Western press tries to make Putin out to be a madman not in full control of his faculties, and yet they also try to assure us that the risk of Putin nuking us is very low. How can you have it both ways? He’s either a madman fully capable of pushing the button, or he is not. If he is not, then why aren’t we sitting down to negotiate with him and end this war?
