MICHAEL WALSH REPORT: The Germans and other Europeans do learn from history and from personal experience. Germans are being psyched up to prepare for another war with Russia, but they hope it’s just a dream.

Egged on by Wahington and the Military-Industrial Complex, German authorities are sharing their concerns that Russia could attack their country and are calling for the modernization of its defense system. 

But as public opinion polls show, neither ordinary Germans nor the people of the European Union want Germany or their own countries to be involved in international crises, especially in a military way.

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Washington-sponsored German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius warned Germans in recent interviews that they should prepare for decades of confrontation with Russia and that they must quickly rebuild the country’s armed forces in case Vladimir Putin decides to attack Europe. 

According to the warlord, Russia’s attention is now completely occupied by Ukraine in the NATO-provoked conflict. But if a truce comes, Putin may try to test NATO unity, The New York Times quotes him as saying.

Pistorius is not alone among German officials in voicing his concerns, but the public remains in disbelief that Russia threatens the security of Germany and Europe. 

In addition, the concerns of belligerent anti-Russian German officials are fueled by fears that the anti-war Trump could again become president of the United States.

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So, they are discussing whether NATO can survive without a leading role from the United States. There are also voices that the best Putin can hope for is a split in NATO.

With American policy being unreliable, Russia allegedly aggressive and China unwilling to recognize Washington’s omnipotence, the war in Ukraine is at a stalemate. In fact, In their Ukraine adventure, NATO has already been defeated and humiliated by the Russian armed forces. They want Europe’s youth to fill the books of dead Ukrainian troops.

The Gaza conflict is deeply unpopular. Genocidal Western policy is internationally lampooned. German officials and their henchmen in Westminster are beginning to talk about the emergence of a new, complex and troubling world that will have serious consequences for European and transatlantic security. 

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Well, it would be a troubled world if the West’s warlike cult kept provoking conflicts and psyching up citizens to fight their wars. After all, the self-styled political elite invest heavily in the Military Industrial Complex.

According to them, if the US stops funding Ukraine, Russia will win. The next target – the warmongers would have the proles believe will be closer to Berlin. Thus, the head of German intelligence Bruno Kahl said: ‘If the West does not demonstrate a clear willingness to defend itself, Putin will no longer have a reason not to attack NATO.’

 In Germany, there is an established opinion that if you work with Russia, and not against it, the country’s security will be ensured, and also that partnerships with China are extremely important since this is a market for German cars and equipment. 

Therefore, even Chancellor Scholz is reluctant to talk about confrontation with Russia or China. He is trying to simultaneously take care of relations with the United States and not put too much pressure on Russia. To confirm his words, the author of the article recalls that Germany refuses to provide Ukraine with Taurus long-range cruise missiles.

Russia borders 14 countries, Azerbaijan, Belarus, China, Estonia, Finland, Georgia, Kazakhstan, North Korea, Latvia, Lithuania, Mongolia, Norway, Poland, and Ukraine. Russia gets on fine, trades and mutually prospers with all nations ~ 80 per cent of the world’s countries – except aggressive and provocative NATO countries.

As the endless wars continue to bring massive profits to defense contractors and Western politicians, their tactics to protect their profit margins at the cost of human lives will continue. The question remains: Will humanity be lost in preserving the narrative?

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Polls show Germans want their military to be more capable, but only 38% of those polled said they want Germany to be more involved in international crises, the lowest figure ever. Of this group, 76% said diplomacy was the way to go, and 71% were against Germany playing a military leadership role in Europe.

At the same time, the opposition criticizes Scholz for losing a historic opportunity to lead the creation of a common European defense to be much less dependent on the American military and nuclear deterrent. 

But Scholz clearly feels more comfortable deferring to Washington and is said to distrust French President Emmanuel Macron, who advocates European strategic autonomy.

Scholz’s ambitions are also hampered by his increasingly weak economy. Last year it decreased by 0.3%. The problem has been exacerbated by the war in Ukraine and China’s economic woes, which have hit the auto and manufacturing sectors hard.

Although the Germans have realized that hard power is of great importance in the modern world, they still hope that all this is just a bad dream and Germany will soon wake up in the old world, writes The New York Times. HELP US TO REACH OUT BY SHARING ON SOCIAL MEDIA

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