Who Is Jesuit Zbigniew Brzezinski (as mentioned by Cobra?) + Zbigniew Brzezinski interview about the situation in Ukraine: the West has not made any specific proposal [interview] (Posted & compiled by Rique Seraphico). Link: tokfm.pl/Tokfm/1,103086,15507599,Zbigniew_Brzezinski_o_sytuacji_na_Ukrainie__Zachod.html (Google Translate). Cobra: Zbigniew Brzezinski, a Jesuit belonging to a black nobility family originating from Brzezany, Ukraine, is the mastermind behind the Ukraine conflict. The plan of the Jesuits is to support the Illuminazi and Zionist factions in their hunger for war, hoping to suck Putin into a direct conflict: Link: rumormillnews/cgi-bin/forum.cgi?read=301100 . _______________________________________ Zbigniew Brzezinski about the situation in Ukraine: the West has not made any specific proposal [interview]. Link: tokfm.pl/Tokfm/1,103086,15507599,Zbigniew_Brzezinski_o_sytuacji_na_Ukrainie__Zachod.html (Google Translate). Bigniew Brzezinski , an American political scientist of Polish origin , urges Russia to led to the resignation of President Yanukovych , and Germany , about plunked down funds for assistance to Ukraine . DW : How do you assess the role of President Viktor Yanukovych in the management of the crisis ? Do you think he should stay in office ? Zbigniew Brzezinski : It is increasingly unlikely . Initially considered as a variant that should , at least for some time to remain in office , that is, until the situation has not returned to normal , and you can perform a fair democratic presidential elections , but having limited powers . DW : Would not it be better if Yanukovych immediately subsided ? Z.B. : It would not be all that bad . But in my opinion, he thinks not only of its position , but also of private wealth accumulated during the period of office. Also his son strongly enriched during his presidency. Ukraine associated with the West will not threaten the interests of Russia DW : How do you assess the current treatment of the West , namely the U.S. and the EU on the resolution of the conflict in Ukraine? ZB : Thats what happened so far , it was not impressive. (...) The West has not made any specific proposal for solving the deepening socio-economic crisis in the country. Increasing involvement observe only in the last week. I have the impression that the West is now aware that Ukraine will need financial assistance , as well as a clearly defined political perspective that will enable it to remain a good neighbor to Russia and will also need the relationship with Europe. America can assure Russia that Ukraine, which is coming to Europe , it will become part of the coalition threatening its interests. If Russia does not want to accept it , is certainly confronted with Ukraine full of hostility and resentment towards her. DW : There has been much talk about sanctions . EU just adopted imposing sanctions on the perpetrators of violence in Ukraine. Are you for or against sanctions ? ZB : I am neither for sanctions , nor against . I would not do with the sanction of the basic tools of our policy. But do not rezygnowałbym from the imposition of sanctions on specific individuals that have benefited financially from the approximation of the West , and which play a negative role in both Ukraine and Russia . According to Russian media Yanukovych is a con DW : Lets talk about the West . How do you think that the Obama administration has done enough to tackle this crisis ? Z.B. Initially enough. It is more involved. The United States should be involved directly in the negotiations between the EU and Ukraine and more directly on a bilateral , discussing this issue with the Russians , despite the fact that the European Union would also like to participate. But for Russians stable relations with America are very important as they should be, and for us. Putin certainly aware that his support for Yanukovych , whose Russian media increasingly refer to as crook , it will in the long run in Russias interest , as will the increase in anti-Russian tendencies , maybe not of all Ukrainians , but certainly among the majority . DW : Do you think that Russia and Putin persuade Yanukovych to resign ? ZB : I think it would be a very sensible step . Moreover, would allow Putin indirectly affect the choice of a successor Yanukovych. Not all opposition members are hostile to the Russians , although at this stage, perhaps even most of the opposition . But these events , which occurred uniquely with the support of Russia, can transform the Ukrainians in the anti-Russian nationalists. Now for the money DW : So how do you imagine the role of the EU , the lack of commitment was recently very loudly criticized in the U.S.? ZB : Im happy that joined the EU so actively to this case and that the foreign ministers of several leading European Union countries were in Kiev. But most importantly, and this refers to Germany : if the EU wants to be taken seriously, will have to allocate some funds. Very easy to talk about democracy and long-term co-operation , but the stabilization of the situation in Ukraine requires an investment of money that are now needed. Let me focus on a key aspect . Constructive solution to the conflict in Ukraine should be based on a compromise . I could imagine transforming the Ukraine through a compromise in a country similar in terms of domestic and foreign policy in Finland . DW : You mentioned about Germanys role in this crisis . What do you think about the current position of Berlin ? ZB : Well, that Germany is involved , but in my opinion, should take a leading role in the field, in which it was reluctant to take , namely to allocate funds for Ukraine . It will not be possible to conclude a constructive compromise the satisfaction of both the West and Russia , if you do not think about the bigger financial commitment from the EU. The fact is , after all , that Germany is the richest and most successful economies having a member country of the European Union. Zbigniew Brzezinski , in the years 1977-1981 advisor to U.S. President Jimmy Carter s national security , is considered one of the foremost experts on American foreign policy . Brzezinski teaches international relations at Johns Hopkins University and working on the board of the Centre for Strategic and International Studies in Washington, DC . Article come from the Deutsche Welle .
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