Enigma Solution

  Plan 'C' - Supply Heavy Weaponry Since Plan ' A ' and Plan ' B ' have blown up in their faces, the West has moved on to Plan ' C '. Plan 'C' is primarily the supply of heavy weaponry, such as tanks, fighter aircraft, etc. providing lots of artillery guns, and supplying truck mounted missile systems, to attack targets at greater distance than 'MANPADS' (man-portable air-defense systems) can. And there are the and Multiple Launch Rocket Systems (MLRS). The West too even dipping into NATO member countries own operational inventories. All equipment earmarked for Ukraine from the West are mostly supplied through Poland. There is no accountability of where and how these weapons are being used as they are dumped into the black hole of Ukrainian unaccountability. It is widely held that more than half of all supplies are being punted of to illegal international arms dealers at huge discounts and hence there are a whole group of people making ...

We do not want War. The opposite party alone is guilty of war. The enemy is the face of the devil. We defend a noble cause, not our own interest. The enemy systematically commits cruelties: our mishaps are involuntary. The enemy uses forbidden weapons. We suffer small losses, those of the enemy are enormous. Artists and intellectuals back our cause Our cause is sacred All those who doubt our propaganda are traitors ~ Arthur Ponsonby _____________________________________________   Does this sound familiar? Should be. Because it is the propaganda message that we are being bombarded with night and day by the Western (America, Europe etc.) led media and their governments in collusion with their partners in insanity, the current Ukrainian government and their propaganda machinery. Before the first world war UK, France and Germany were the great powers of the world. Then vested political, business interests in pursuit of expanding Liberal Imperialism clamoured for war, which Arthur Pons...

10 reasons why Russia had to invade Ukraine. 1. Crimea Most of Russia's ports are iced over for about 6 months in a year and hence not useful for global trade by sea. The port at Sevastopol on Crimean peninsular is one of the few ports that operate all year long and through which much of Russian imports and exports flow. Crimea is an existential requirement for Russia and its forceful occupation in 2014, Russia wants to formalise its annexation. 2. Ports on the Black Sea and Sea of Azov There are many other ports that are currently in Ukraine and on the Black Sea, such as Odessa which is essential for both Ukraine and Russia. Russia covets this coastline and to convert Ukraine into a landlocked country so that NATO will not be able to misuse the Black Sea ports to supply Ukraine with arms and ammunition. UK and Europe have been building ports for leasing out their navies, ostensibly to protect Ukrainian and European interest but is actually designed to threaten and one day take ...