Showing posts with label fifth column. Show all posts
Showing posts with label fifth column. Show all posts

Sunday, February 21, 2016

Scott — Israel threatens Russia’s Food Security via Secret Free Trade Agreement


Longish and covers a lot of ground. It's an interesting insight into the internal dynamics of Russian governance and the power of the Atlanticists neoliberal "fifth column." It also contains indications of how different Russkiy mir is from Anglo civilization.

The Vineyard of the Saker
Israel threatens Russia’s Food Security via Secret Free Trade Agreement
Scott

Saturday, November 14, 2015

Don Quijones — Forbidden History: Operation Gladio

The following BBC documentary may not be of the best visual quality, but it is nonetheless vital (and riveting) viewing for anyone seeking to understand how Europe was clandestinely “rebuilt” from the ashes of the Second World War in preparation for the Cold War. It represents a small but dense chunk of Europe’s forbidden history.
The film’s findings are particularly pertinent in light of last night’s horrific events in Paris. It documents the brutal lengths to which the allied powers (the U.S., UK and NATO) would go in order to maintain their grip on the power structures of the newly liberated old continent.
The film exhaustively documents how the secret services of the allied victors, led by the OSS (the forerunner to the Central Intelligence Agency), deployed fascist and other far-right groups that had collaborated with Hitler (what they termed “stay-behinds”) to build secret networks of spies and agents to fight against communist or other left-wing movements in Cold-War Europe.
As Vincenzo Vinciguerra, a former member of the neo-fascist group “Ordine Nuevo”, says in the film’s introduction, “Gladio, as it is defined nowadays, forms part of what I have always referred to as ‘parallel structures’. In other words, an invisible army that is not poised for battle against a hypothetical invader but rather one meant to be used internally against what the military have always called the ‘Fifth Column of the USSR.'”….
Raging Bull-Shit
Forbidden History: Operation Gladio
Don Quijones

Thursday, June 18, 2015

Vineyard of the Saker — Two post on the Russian economic liberals and the neoliberal plan for Russia


Two post on the Russian economic liberals and the neoliberal plan for Russia.

Russian economic policy is still run by economic liberals. For example, Central Bank of Russia head Elvira Nabiullina and Minister of Economical Development Alexei Ulyukayev are both economic liberals.

The Vineyard of the Saker

Ukraine SITREP June 11th, 2015 by Scott

Ukraine SITREP June 18th, 2015 by Scott

For background, see also Joseph P. Farrell. A Look Back: Anne Williamson And The Rape Of Russia

Sunday, April 19, 2015

Saker — A 5th column in the Russian media? Absolutely!

Like during the latest Q&A with President Putin. I don’t know if anybody else noticed this, but this really pissed me off. Check out who got to ask a question from the studio….
  • Irina Khakamada: bigtime Nemtsov groupie, professional protester and feminist.
  • Alexei Venediktov: editor in Chief of the rabidly anti-Russian “Ekho Moskvy” (Echo of Moscow) Radio Station, aka “Ekho Matsy” (Echo of the Matso) due to its russophobic political line. He is actually a “true believer” in western democracy
  • Alexei Kudrin: one of the figureheads of the Atlantic Integrationists, a hardcore market economist, very offended since he was fired (by Medvedev, of all people!).
  • Konstantin Remchukov: owner and editor in chief of Nezavisimaya Gazeta who has received the official imprimatur of the Radio Free Europe Radio Liberty.…
These guys represent at most 5% of the Russian people. And yet, they are treated by the state media like some kind of honored guests, as if they were literally all Heroes of Russia, with something important and enlightening to say.…
But nevermind them. The real question is this: who invited them and why?
So yes, there is a 5th column in the Russian media.
This would be like the US inviting Noam Chomsky or Ralph Nader to question President Obama on a widely broadcast national forum.

The Vineyard of the Saker
Saker rant: A 5th column in the Russian media? Absolutely!
The Saker

Also
Direct Line with Vladimir Putin was broadcast live on Channel One, Rossiya-1 and Rossiya-24 TV channels, and Mayak, Vesti FM and Radio Rossii radio stations.
During the live broadcast that lasted 3 hours and 57 minutes, the President answered 74 questions out of the over 3 million that were received.
Direct Line with Vladimir Putin



Monday, January 19, 2015

Eric Draitser — Did a Russian Parliamentarian Just Commit Treason?

PowerPoint given by Russian opposition leader blueprints US-backed violent overthrow of Russian government.
Video of Ilya Ponomarev, Member of the Russia State Duma, at CSIS.

Eric Draitser summarizes at the link below.
It would be an extreme oversimplification, and not entirely honest, to characterize all Russian liberals as foreign agents. Some are simply socially liberal people who see in the West a political, economic, social and cultural template for their own society. Needless to say, such a view is a small minority in Russia where traditional values and social/cultural conservatism have been on the rise since the end of the Soviet Union, and especially since Putin came to power. 
However, when one examines key figures and institutions of the liberal establishment in Russia – both in politics and civil society – it becomes clear that some of the most influential are in fact collaborating with foreign powers (especially the US) to undermine the Russian government.
Putin calls this cohort "the fifth column." It was put in place after the fall of the USSR by Western advisers, and it is maintained and funded by Western NGOs.

It's pretty amazing, considering what the reaction would be in Washington or the capitals of Europe where the shoe on the other foot.

Global Research
Did a Russian Parliamentarian Just Commit Treason?
Eric Draitser | StopImperialism.org

Tuesday, December 23, 2014

John Helmer — The Oligarchs To Lead Russia A Dance In 2015 – Choosing Your Partners When You Are At War


Machinations in Russia. Alexei Kudrin is the person to watch.
Alexei Kudrin, the former finance minister (right), started by criticizing Putin and Nabiullina last week for their timing on managing the rouble crisis. For Kudrin’s tweets, click. This week Kudrin has announced through the Financial Times that Putin is obliged to choose between capitulation in eastern Ukraine and capitulation on the home front. 
“As for what the president and government must do now,” Kudrin declared, “the most important factor is the normalisation of Russia’s relations with its business partners, above all in Europe, the US and other countries.” Kudrin claimed to the newspaper that 40% of the rouble depreciation is due to the sanctions war. 
Kudrin announced his candidacy for prime minister in Washington in September of 2011, before he was fired; Putin said at the time that Kudrin had suffered abreakdown. This time Kudrin’s candidacy to run Russia is sponsored from London, as he places himself at the head of what the Kremlin faction of security officials is calling the Fifth Column. The security faction is led by chief of staff Sergei Ivanov; it is represented in public by the Novorussian commander Igor Strelkov. Read more. 
Look back at the table setting — at Friday’s meeting with the oligarchs, Ivanov was in first place on Putin’s right.

Tuesday, December 16, 2014

Kristina Rus — Russian PM Evgeny Fedorov: Central Bankers Suppressing Russian Economy

RCB purposely tanking Russian economy?
Economic hardship is being created by the foreign-controlled Bank of Russia's monetary policies, to spread mass discontent and facilitate a Maidan in 2015 to remove Putin. So claims Evgeny Fedorov, citing the colonialist Central Bank law, established after Washington's victory in the Cold War, and the system of fifth-column levers, methodically operated to steer the revolution.

2:59 Foreign banks own the production in Russia.
8:23 Putin has no authority over the Central Bank.
13:56 Bank of Russia is legally a foreign-controlled Central Bank.
15:21 Road map to Maidan 2015.
English subtitles.
Fort Russ
Russian PM Evgeny Fedorov: Central Bankers Suppressing Russian Economy

Kristina Rus

Also 

Federov sees a color revolution in the making.

Socio-Economics History Blog
Evgeny Fedorov, Deputy in the Russian Parliament: US to Attack Russia in 2015!
  • Video is in Russian with English subtitles.
  • Published on May 31, 2014A coup d´état under the guise of an ‘Orange Revolution’ is being prepared in Russia. The big picture and the details are given by Evgeny Fedorov, a deputy in the Russian parliament, and coordinator of the People’s Liberation Movement. The coup facilitator is the fifth column, which dominates the mass-media and public servants all the way up to government ministers, a point barely known within Russia, never mind outside. However, the people’s insurrection in Ukraine could wake up enough people in Russia to restore national sovereignty. In the next few years it will come to a head, with only two possible outcomes : the destruction of Russian civilization or the collapse of the American empire.
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    Major segments:
    0:19:51 Washington’s mechanisms of control via the fifth column in Ukraine (coup launched) and Russia (coup in preparation).
    0:47:03 Novorossia could mobilize an army big enough to liberate all Ukraine.
    0:55:34 The armed coup was launched even though Yanukovych was capitulating, in order to establish conditions for terror and massacres.
    1:03:46 Novorossia has eliminated the fifth column. This will be emulated in neighboring territories.
    1:08:57 The foreign ‘mercenaries’ are likely equipment operators (tanks, planes,..).
    1:25:31 Fifth column agitators will try to get Putin overthrown for his “inaction” over Ukraine.
    1:30:00 Mechanisms for construction of the fifth column.
    1:39:19 The global crusade of the Anglo-Saxons — banditry & exploitation, obscured by style, finesse and copious marketing.
    1:45:18 Parallels between the German and American invasions of USSR/Russia (then and now).
Federov may sound extreme, perhaps on the level of conspiracy theory (Socio-Economic History is something of a conspiracy theory site), but he is not alone in the Russian government entertaining this view. Something like this is probably indicative of Putin's view also, based on what he has said recently about the US clandestinely manufacturing color revolutions through clandestine operations and NGOs, and putting Russia in its sights for regime change. Foreign Minister Larov has confirmed the view of the Russian Government that Washington's actual agenda of the Ukraine crisis and sanctions is regime change in Russia, just as are sanction imposed on Iran.