Citizens Party warned NATO policy leading to Russia war

Exposed: Ukraine slaughtered for ‘NATO mission’ vs Russia

In late 2022 three of the key players who forged the 2014 Minsk Peace Accords admitted the plan was always a ruse to buy time to arm and train Ukraine for war with Russia. Read the article here.

Series: What is NATO?

Part 1:  Franklin Roosevelt’s economic development policies vs the Anglo-American financial empire (AAS, 18 May 2022)
Including: FDR’s Post-Colonial Vision Challenged Churchill

Part 2: FDR fought to end the British Empire: China and Iran (AAS, 25 May 2022) 
Including: The Hurley memorandum: Freeing Iran from British imperialism
When the United States offered a ‘Belt and Road’ to China

Part 3: When the United States Offered a ‘Belt and Road’ to China (continued) (AAS, 1 June 2022)

Part 4: Churchill sought World War III against USSR in 1945 (AAS, 15 June 2022)
Including: Churchill’s ‘Iron Curtain’ speech
Marshall Plan: ‘European integration’, keeping Russia out

Part 5: How the British Empire wrecked Russian-American cooperation and launched the Cold War (AAS, 20 July 2022)

Part 6: How the British Empire wrecked Russian-American cooperation and launched the Cold War (continued) (AAS, 27 July)
 

NATO in Ukraine: What Moscow saw

In recent years, Russian warnings against the Western powers crossing its national security “red lines” were usually discussed abroad in terms of NATO’s further eastward expansion, especially the possibility of granting NATO membership or a Membership Action Plan to Ukraine. Russian President Vladimir Putin warned twice in 2021, that Ukraine’s NATO membership was not the only criterion. “I hope that no one will think about crossing a ‘red line’ with
regard to Russia”, he said in his 21 April 2021 Message to the Federal Assembly. “We ourselves will determine in each specific case where it will be drawn” ...

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Anti-Russia war propaganda is ‘Made in Britain’

Truth, it is said, is the first casualty of war; and nowhere is this more true than in Ukraine. “Anti-Russia war propaganda is ‘Made in Britain’”, in the 9 March 2022 Australian Alert Service, reports that while the USA played an upfront role in the political and military machinations that made war inevitable, the UK government was working behind the scenes to construct a propaganda apparatus in Ukraine and eastern Europe, under the direction of top British military intelligence figures, in preparation for an all-out “informational war” against Russia.

Read the article here.

 

The following articles are a small selection of the Citizens Party's warnings published in the Australian Alert Service (AAS) warning that NATO policy is leading to Russian war. (All links are to PDF documents)

Sleepwalking into nuclear World War III?

In a strategic package, the Australian Alert Service of 12 January 2022 presents the latest events and essential background on the showdown between NATO and Russia that sharply escalated at the end of 2021.

Anglo-American war hawks push showdown with Russia (PDF)
Reports on a promising, but stark joint statement issued 2 January by the five permanent members of the UN Security Council (P5), all of them nuclear-weapons powers: “We affirm that a nuclear war cannot be won and must never be fought”. The P5 statement is welcome in the context of a blistering surge of military-strategic tensions. We show that, contrary to US State Department and major media insistence that the issue is Russian plans to “invade Ukraine”, the underlying situation is that Russian officials believe the “red line” President Vladimir Putin has talked about has been reached, with the approach of “threatening weapons systems” to Russia’s borders. On 15 December Moscow offered the USA and NATO draft written agreements for mutual security guarantees, which were to be at the centre of diplomatic meetings on 10–13 January.

Sleepwalking into nuclear World War III, 1990-2021 (PDF)
Background article reviews the broken promises and step-by-step movement towards a global showdown, ever since the first Bush Administration in 1990 pledged to Soviet leaders that NATO would not expand eastward after German reunification. We review how Ukraine is far from being a fledgling democracy just minding its own business while under threat from Russia. Also included is a bibliography, with links, of AAS articles on the crisis in Europe and around the Black Sea as it unfolded in 2021.

AAS articles from 2018-2022, showing why NATO’s eastward expansion and activities led Russian officials to assess that the national security “red line” President Vladimir Putin talks about has been reached.

• 7 March 2018 - Russian President delivers strategic reality shock (PDF)
  A US and NATO strategic posture that casts Russia and China as adversaries to be constantly confronted, “contained”, and cut down to minor-power status was exposed as lunacy, by the Message to the Federal Assembly delivered by Russian President Vladimir Putin on 1 March 2018.
• 14 April 2021 - Escalation in Ukraine threatens East-West conflagration
• 5 May 2021 - Russia’s ‘red lines’: Don’t dismiss as bluff or bluster
• 28 July 2021 - UK-led Black Sea provocations: ‘Global Britain’ in action
• 10 November 2021 - US and Ukrainian military actions raise Black Sea tension
• 8 December 2021 - Eurasian powers act against headlong war agenda
• 9 February 2022 - China-Russia diplomacy at Olympics—a ‘tectonic shift’
• 23 February 2022 - Ukraine on the knife’s edge of world war