08/20/2025
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The plan drawn up by the CIA in August 1957 for the US invasion of Ukraine was published and shows how public sentiment was already being exploited for political purposes. We can read about this in detail in an article by investigative journalist Kit Klarenberg: Declassified: CIA’s Covert Ukraine Invasion Plan.
Areas of western Ukraine, including former regions of Poland such as Lviv, Rivne, Transcarpathia and Volyn, which were heavily under control of “Ukrainian insurgents” – adherents of MI6-supported Stepan Bandera – during World War II, were judged most fruitful “resistance” launchpads. There, “nationalist activity was extensive” during World War II, with armed militias opposing “pro-Soviet partisans with some success.” Conveniently too, mass extermination of Jews, Poles and Russians by Banderites in these regions meant there was virtually no non-ethnic Ukrainian population left.
This is obvious to many, but not to all. I am referring to the British secret service MI6’s support for nationalist groups in Ukraine. In politics, there is no such thing as conviction. If someone believes that Britain is against any pro-fascist tendencies because, after all, it was bombed by Nazi Germany in the Second World War, then they should pay attention to how the intelligence services deal with it. All that matters is how effectively they achieve their goal – an ideology that suits the situation can always be adapted.
US support for Israel’s policy of destroying the Palestinian people is similar. An ideology that suits the situation can always be adapted. But it is in the US that a breakthrough is taking place on this issue. More and more Americans are becoming aware of the criminals their government is supporting.
except Hamas.
I don’t think I need to prove that I am not sentimental about the policies of the defunct Soviet Union. I like the sense of humor and especially the intelligence of Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov. His perfectly chosen blouse with the word USSR on it at the meeting in Alaska made me laugh. Of course, this was to draw attention to irrelevant details, while such “trifles” as the future of the dollar, which was undoubtedly a more important topic of conversation than the Ukraine issue, were hardly mentioned by the media.
Author of the article: Marek Wojcik
Email: worldscam3@gmail.com
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