The Inevitable Clash of Tyrants

Richard Cronin

Tim adds:

That last about the Chinese and Russia is important. The Chinese have been filtering people into Siberia for a long time now. There are whole communities of Chinese who settled in Siberia with the intent of simply snatching it away from Russia when the opportunity presents itself.

In fact, when George W. Bush was president he and Putin discussed how to deal with illegal immigration, and Putin was the guy who pioneered guest worker programs for Chinese laborers, something Bush tried to run with here in America.

China wants complete dominance of Asia. Putin knows this, but he also knows he has an even more formidable enemy in the West and seeks to dominate Europe through energy. He is allied with China now but somebody is going to screw somebody before it is over.

Russia could not defeat the Japanese in the Russo-Japanese war, and I suspect Russia won't be able to defeat the Chinese if war comes. China is there and the Russians largely are not.

Ian Beverege adds:

Stalin turned on Hitler!

Hitler NEVER wanted war on 2 fronts and wrote in Mein Kampf that Germany could never win such a war. The Molotov Ribbentrop treaty was signed in Moscow and on September 1st Stalin failed to move into Poland - letting war be declared on Germany before making his own move on the 17th - but due to the Polish government being dissolved by the 14th this was not considered (by the allies) to be invasion by Stalin - it was a classic set up. Later on Stalin started to move on Hitler's oil supplies in Romania - so Hitler had no choice but to engage. Good source "Ice Breaker" and "The Chief Culprit" Suvorov.

We went to war to save half of Poland - but lost half of Europe to Stalin - yet still pretended to have won. Stalin's goal was all of Europe.

The West is being played/

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