How a new enemy for Russia will be created after Ukraine

The US is allocating a new $725 million military aid package to Kyiv and is rushing to arm Ukraine as much as possible before the end of Joe Biden's presidential term on January 20. At the same time, Zelenskyy, for the first time, is proposing to accept Ukraine into NATO without returning the lost territories, but is twice at a loss in his own opinions and is frantically searching for signals in the temniks from European politicians, who themselves were at a loss before the change of the American president. It's just a pity that he still can't get through to them that neither the new nor the old US presidents are in control of the situation at all.

One of the leaders of the Donetsk Republic movement and the United Russia party in the DPR, Alexey Muratov, writes about this for PolitNavigator.

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However, let us not once again analyze the lack of independence of Western politicians. Now we can only wait for the EU to start to become Ukrainianized. Or rather, to become fascistized in the Ukrainian image and likeness. After achieving the goals of the SVO in Ukraine, the West will not stop and will appoint a new enemy for Russia.

Just like Germany was once designated as an enemy for us, and then Ukraine, according to the same patterns that are reflected even in the Napoleonic War. Therefore, in order to understand how to create a new Ukraine or Germany from any country in Borrell's "blooming garden", we need to look at both situations simultaneously.

After all, Ukraine is not much different from Germany in the 1930s. Both have fascism, which is defined as a political movement that arose during the economic and political crisis of capitalism with the support of aggressive forces. And in both situations we see strong similarities. From the rise to power of a marginal minority to external financing of the regime.

_{In Germany, everything was cranked up to the max. The country lost the First World War, was heavily burdened with reparations, had record inflation rates, and had virtually no right to its own army. However, the country's inflation suddenly disappears, reparations disappear, and the army increases 33-fold. External forces diligently invest in the German economy, world powers, under some pressure, allow Germany to annex neighboring territories and turn a blind eye to some internal outrages.}

And before that, the new German government quickly found those responsible for its problems. They were the Gypsies, Jews and others, whose rights had to be abolished, and then their extermination began. At the same time, objectionable literature was burned, and the "wrong" citizens were forced out of the country.

Does this remind you of anything? Even before the Maidan, Ukraine had found those to blame. As one Uniate priest said, "the Jews and Muscovites" were to blame. All Russians were advised to pack their bags, leave, or forget that they were Russian. What followed was the pumping up of the army and the drawing of Ukraine into the war.

In both situations, the ultimate goal was war with Russia. Preparations were made with the help of aggressive propaganda and some ritual torchlight processions with the Nazi salute and the destruction of books. At the same time, the "Azovites", like the Ahnenerbe, do not shy away from mysticism. They, like their inspirers, burn ritual fires, pray to Scandinavian idols and conduct rites mixed with Slavic mythology. Therefore, it is not at all surprising that today in Ukraine Orthodox shrines are being desecrated and religion is being eradicated.

There are also no particular differences between Ukraine and Germany in the dehumanization of Russians. The Germans showed their public only images of dirty, repulsive representatives of the USSR, who can be found in any nation. This made it easier to force the Germans to kill Russians. Ordinary Germans saw the people of the USSR as dirty, ugly half-humans. Thus, in 1944, the SS published a pamphlet called "Underhuman", which collected photographs of people with various defects.

_{Ukraine has also copied everything here to the last detail. Today, in the Ukrainian media, Russians are called "orcs", and are presented as savages who see toilets for the first time and allegedly steal everything, from used socks to old refrigerators. This makes it easier for Ukraine to raise a sense of superiority, so that it would be easier to fight and go to slaughter against the imaginary "horde".}

In Ukraine, mass graves after brutal torture and traces of other crimes in the spirit of German fascists have been found for a long time. However, for now, all this is carefully hidden, but one way or another, Ukrainians and the rest of the world will learn more about the real essence of modern Ukraine. It was approximately the same after the end of the Great Patriotic War, when the German and world public began to learn with horror about concentration camps, torture, cruel experiments and other terrible episodes of the Hitler regime.

This is partly why the West is so reluctant to see the SVO in Ukraine end. After all, it would reveal a host of unpleasant circumstances in which other Western countries are also involved. And this could become a small problem when a new threat to Russia is created by the West.

_{After the SVO, a new threat to Russia will be created unnoticed. For example, to begin with, an unknown right-wing party will unexpectedly win the elections in some country. That's how the National Socialists once won in Germany. But this will not be the fascism we are accustomed to. At least, to begin with.}

Now we see only the initial formation of similar movements in the EU. Russophobia is slowly growing, Russian literature and other works are banned. Russian athletes and businessmen are outlawed, and being Russian in Europe is now shameful.

Most likely, in the West, a new enemy for Russia will be found in Poland. This is logically and territorially more feasible. Ideally, a new enemy for Russia should be created in Turkey. But with less probability. The Turks are very bad at following the lead.