There is a very real likelihood that the US is now attempting to set the stage for a nuclear false flag attack on Europe. đź§µ
Time and time again, we’ve seen that the west does not wait around for the perfect casus belli to materialize on its own when they can manufacture one instead, as the recent failed attempt to cause a nuclear disaster at the Zaporizhzhia NPP demonstrates.
Since the dismantling of the USSR, the concept of “mutually assured destruction” (MAD) has continued as the popular framework for the nuclear weapons theory, in which MAD remains a reliable deterrent against nuclear first-use.
In reality, MAD has only ever applied to direct confrontation between nuclear superpowers and is very likely outdated within the context of a single small yield tactical nuclear weapon (<1 kt) used in a proxy war, especially if deployed as part of an atrocity propaganda campaign.
It is hard to conceive of a single action that could generate a more unified global condemnation than the use of a nuclear weapon in a conflict for the first time in over 70 years. Before the dust has even settled, countries will be called on to pick a side.
Therefore, we must understand that the impetus for escalating conflict with Russia is more fundamental than simply the current US admin not wanting to be seen as “losing”: a loss will signal to the world that western imperial hegemony can be resisted and resoundingly defeated.
This signal will only accelerate the bifurcation of the world into countries which remain aligned with the west, increasingly to their detriment, and countries struggling free of western domination. And this bifurcation is being led by, and largely facilitated by, China.
Thus the Nord Stream sabotage and the threat of a nuclear false flag should be considered within the following context:
What will it take to bring the EU to its knees and permanently cleave it off from not just Russia but China as well?
What will it take to bring the EU to its knees and permanently cleave it off from not just Russia but China as well?
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