Is the below paragraph re Russia the Hegelian dialectic deception politics to deceive the global public, ie US and Russia pretending to be enemies in order to capture the entire globe. Let me remind you of the definition. Hegelian dialectic deception politics, by creating/infiltrating/controlling multiple sides to further their own agenda. Some examples: # Left v. Right political dogma: Democrats v. Republicans, Liberals v. Conservatives, Labour v. Tories, etc. This is the political duopoly trap, where the voting outcome can only swing in two main directions. Any emerging of true political opposition is deflected and extinguished by temporary controlled opposition spin-offs from the main parties and media blackouts and/or smear campaigns. # The present focus of many media corporations on Muslim terror threats, especially after the mass trauma psyop of 9-11, is part of their strategy of tension, to divide groups by fear and polarize peoples frustration and anger towards this synthesized enemy or its controlled opposition, instead of the real fascistic threat from the secretive power structures. # The artificial global food price crisis versus the centralization of food management structures (examples: Codex Alimentarius UN agenda, Genetically modified food controversies - such as the resistance to correct labeling and nutrient reductions compared to natural whole foods.) General Shoigu, in his remarks, made clear that Russia’s military ambitions extended beyond its borders. He said that Russia intended to expand its military operations and presence globally by holding negotiations with Nicaragua, Venezuela, Singapore and the Seychelles to provide logistical support for strategic air patrols. “We need refueling bases either in the area of the Equator or elsewhere,” he said, according to Interfax.
Posted on: Thu, 27 Feb 2014 15:41:44 +0000