Russi​a Incre​asing​ Offen​sive In US Backy​ard Latin​ Ameri​ca

[Mrs. Sharon B. Hodge]

Russi​a Incre​asing​ Offen​sive In US Backy​ard Latin​ Ameri​ca


October 27, 2008 - Recently, Russia has increased its diplomatic offensive on this continent, which for more than a century was considered a US backyard, Which benefits can Russia gain from its cooperation with Latin America? And what may the US do to keep its clout in the region? We will talk about it with the Deputy Director of the Carnegie Moscow Centre, Dmitry Trenin, and Alla Zenkovich, the Director of the Latin American Centre at the Moscow State University of International Relations.

Let none of us be naive about the whole situation. Everyone knows why Russia is camping out off of our shores. It's all about WWIII. They are looking to pick a fight, and by infesting American waters, it's a good start. They are looking down the throats of America and could wipe us out anytime they get ready. So, what's stopping them now? They are waiting for a trip-up, and excuse of any kind. If they can get us to make the first strike by setting out there taunting us, then they will look innocent to the rest of the would, and can blame the American oppressors. But do not be fooled. The governments of both nations are in on this deal. A war would be of mutual benefit for both, and give the depopulation of the earth a little boost in the right direction for them. It's political games, and the innocent civilians are all caught in the middle.