An American journalist is perplexed: why the United States and Russia must necessarily be enemies

Jack Smith, editor of the socialist publication Hudson Valley Activist Newsletter, published an article in Canada's Global Research analyzing Russia-US relations. "The issue of Crimea's annexation has become the main stumbling block with the US because, for the first time in the last twenty years of US hegemony, Russia has unexpectedly asserted itself as a state capable of influencing the geopolitical map of the world," he writes.

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Jack Smith ends his detailed analysis of well-known events and political trends in Russia and America with the assertion that it is much better, safer and more profitable for the United States to move closer to Russia and jointly resolve conflict situations in the world.

“After all, the world today does not need the American messianic idea. And a policy in which any state that is more or less opposed to America immediately receives a change of power, a policy in which the already excessive nuclear arsenal is pumped up, not to mention other weapons, will not lead to anything good. This must change,” says Jack Smith.