"Bij Żyda politruka, jego gęba cegły szuka"

         Niemiecka, rosyjskojęzyczna ulotka zrzucana nad frontem wschodnim w 1942 r. Życiowe motto (ale dopiero od 1991 r.) gen. Iwaszowa.

Generał Leonid Iwaszow, były doradca marszałka Ustinowa, szef Akademii Problemów Geopolitycznych, kumpel Aleksandra Dugina, popełnił szokujący tekst, w którym grozi rosyjskiemu ministrowi obrony oraz szefowi sztabu generalnemu. Czym mu podpadli? "Sprzedali się Żydom" nie sprzedając rakiet S-300 Iranowi. Przytaczam obszerne fragmenty, tego tekstu, gdyż doskonale ilustrują one sposób myślenia rosyjskiej wojskowej "elity". To trochę jak styl myślenia Roberta Larkowskiego. Poza tym, jeśli informacje Iwaszowa są prawdziwe, to  Rosja podjęła z Izraelem niesamowitą grę (jednocześnie dozbrajając Syrię - divide et impera). Iwaszow pisze :

"Igor Yurgens, chief of the Institute of Contemporary Development, a well-connected Russian thinktank, said at the Nixon Center Russia-US roundatable on July 28, 2010 that not everybody in Russia regards the collapse of the USSR as a geopolitical catastrophe (as Russia's former president and current prime minister V. Putin described the historical development). Yurgens went on to assert that the goal of those who don't is to integrate Russia into the Euro-Atlantic security architecture and to eventually bring the country to NATO. He praised Russian defense minister A. Serdyukov's military reform and told that in the nearest future Russia would – oddly enough - be importing at least 30% of the weapons and equipment for its army from Israel and NATO countries.

 Another roundtable speaker from Russia - Gen. V. Dvorkin who, incidentally, paid a visit to Israel a short time ago - urged US senators to OK launching an attack against Iran as soon as possible and even presented a computer model of the conflict to US partners. Defense ministers of Russia and Israel A. Serdyukov and Ehud Barak signed a first-ever agreement on the military cooperation between the two countries on September 6, 2010. The sides went so far as to include intelligence data swaps in the package, leaving it open to interpretation whether from now on Russia is going to spy on Arab countries, Turkey, and Iran and pass sensitive information to Israel. (...)

It is an open secret that Israel assisted in organizing and launching the August, 2008 unprovoked Georgian aggression against South Ossetia and the deadly raid against the Russian peacekeepers deployed in the republic. Israeli advisers are in part responsible for the bloodshed, but one gets an impression that these days for Moscow no sacrifices are too great a price for an entry ticket to the Judo-Atlantic civilization.

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On the whole, Serdyukov's military reform – the structural overhaul, the introduction of the brigade system, the acquisitions of Israeli and NATO weapons, joint Russia-West exercises in the US and in Europe, and the tide of military college closures – lead watchers to conclude that the broader plan behind it is to build what still remains of Russia's army and navy into the US and NATO expedition corps.

Shall we really be taking the riskiest roles in the military escapades of the Anglo-Saxons and of the Israeli Zionist leadership in the name of the shadowy financial oligarchy's global dominance? Let others judge what authors of the plan deserve."




Czy prorosyjska endecja zacznie po memoriale Iwaszowa przedstawiać Putina w taki sposób jak powyżej?