In Georgia and Moldova, it’s “Οχι” for NATO and the EU, by Stephen Karganovic

Georgia and Moldova reject being Ukrainian-style sacrificial lambs. From Stephen Karganovic at strategic-culture.su:

It seems that peasants everywhere are waking up. The strategic geniuses are losing their magic touch.

In Greek, “Oxi” means “no.” October 28 is celebrated in Greece and Cyprus as “Oxi Day.” On that date in 1940 Mussolini’s plenipotentiaries presented an ultimatum to the Greek Government to allow Axis troops to occupy its territory. The Greek Prime Minister at the time, Metaxas, replied to the brazen demand with a single word, “Oxi.” The rest is, as they say, history.

Now it is the people of Georgia and Moldova, in elections and a referendum held last week, who have sent an essentially identical message to the arrogant hegemons of our day. Both Georgia and Moldova were earmarked to serve as sacrificial lambs in the collective West’s relentless war against Russia. For Georgia, a particularly self-destructive role had been envisioned. Its government was expected by the collective West to commit an act of national suicide arguably even more catastrophic than that of Germany and the associated vassal states of the European Union.

Facing an obvious military debacle in Ukraine, Western strategic thinkers came up with the brilliant idea of mending the situation by using Georgia to open a second front against Russia. The Georgian army, which in 2008 was trounced by Russian armed forces when the last attempt was made to use it in a similar hare-brained scheme, was to be thrust into battle once again as cannon fodder for the benefit of foreign interests.

The strategic thinkers had overlooked an important detail that cast a long shadow over the feasibility of their scheme. In 2008 it was their stooge Saakashvili who was running Georgia. Today, the situation is fundamentally different. Whilst their puppet, French-born EU citizen Salome Zourabichvili, is President, Georgia is governed by sovereignist patriots whose litmus test for judging policies is what is best for their country. Such a policy standard, of course, is utterly abhorrent to the globalist mindset.

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One response to “In Georgia and Moldova, it’s “Οχι” for NATO and the EU, by Stephen Karganovic”

  1. Standing by Mussolini cost the Austrian corporal.

    Barbarossa started too late due to bailing El Duce out in the Balkans.

    LMFAO! Strategic Geniuses with zero pelts on the wall other than their own so called countrymen.

    A wretched hive of scum and villainy.

    Bolsheviki Enemedia just reported 8000 Norks in Kursk with sound of crickets in Moscow.

    WTF you gonna do about it Yankee Puritan.

    Get some with your bathhouse 69th rump rangers.

    Breaking from Samhain:

    Archangel

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