VETERANS TODAY -- NATO seeks to portray Russia as threat to Europe: Analyst -- Jim W. Dean

NATO seeks to portray Russia as threat to Europe: Analyst

Posted by Jim W. Dean on January 31, 2015

NATO to deploy advance military units in six East European states

… by  Jim W. Dean, VT Editor     …with  Press TV, Tehran

 You can view the 3 minute video interview on Press TV here.

Who do manufactured threats really serve?

[ Editor’s Note: We continue to see this WWIII hype, usually from limited readership bloggers, or those in the last stages of wearing out a long history of hyping news to get attention.

I mentioned the Obama statement early in the interview, where he said the US has no real military option in Ukraine.

That of course is just ignored by the amateur wannabe pundits. And these are people who were around when the Republic of Georgia’s silliness of thinking they could kill a couple of hundred Russian peacekeepers and take South Ossetia with the US backing them up went down in flames.

Condi Rice gave them the bad news, and quickly…”No way.” She was not being mean, but just stating the obvious. We could not engage Russia on their border, and would not when they had obviously been attacked and were defending Russian speaking people.

Georgia’s attack should have been prosecuted under the Nuremburg statutes

Russian Intel obviously picked up on the attack preparation and laid back for a day to let Georgia put the noose around its neck and then put the whammy on them.

Yes, they had to let some of their people die, but it was critical for them that their military moves be a slam dunk counter attack. The silly Georgian charges of Russian aggression were ignored as they were unsustainable.

BTW, Israeli commandos were brought in the do the nighttime killing of the roughly 300 Russian peacekeepers and their armor, something I was surprised to see Russia never give them any payback for.

The NATO movement eastward is just that…a movement. It is taking more ground to be able to influence and control the political and economic situation in the countries involved as part of the long term game to “put pressure” on the Russians. At some point state of the art offensive and defensive missiles will be placed near Russia’s borders, which will be a strategic tipping of the military balance.

When that time comes, talking about WWIII will be appropriate as what do you think the US would do if the Russians were putting such things in Canada or on the Mexican border? Yes, we would use military force to prevent it, because it would be a strategic threat.

And hence that shows the craziness of how our lives and fortunes are being gambled with by the hoodlums we have ruling over us who obviously see some profit in this for themselves.]

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-  First aired …  January 31,  2015  -

Press TV has conducted an interview with Jim W. Dean, columnist and managing editor of Veterans Today, to investigate a decision by NATO to deploy military units in six East European states.

Dean believes the NATO military alliance seeks to portray Russia as a potential threat to the existence of the European countries after the Westerners failed in their attempts to provoke fear of Iran’s peaceful nuclear program in the international community.

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Jim W. Dean is managing editor of Veterans Today wearing many hats from day to day operations, development, writing and editing articles. He also has an active schedule of TV and radio interviews as do the other VT editors, and some guest radio hosting on the Rense network.

Jim comes from an old military family dating back to the American Revolution. Dozens of Confederate ancestors fought for the South in the War Between the States. Uncles fought in WWII and Korea. His father was a WWII P-40 and later P-51 Mustang fighter pilot. Vietnam found several uncles serving, a cousin, and brother Wendell as a young Ranger officer. His mother was a WWII widow at 16, her first husband killed with all 580 aboard when the SS Paul Hamilton, an ammunition ship with 7000 tons of explosives aboard, was torpedoed off the coast of Algiers. 

He has been writing, speaking and doing public relations, television, consulting and now multimedia work for a variety of American heritage, historical, military, veterans and Intel platforms. Jim's only film appearance was in the PBSLooking for Lincoln documentary with Prof. Henry Lewis Gates, and he has guest lectured at the Army Command and General Staff School at Fort Gordon. 

Currently he is working to take his extensive historical video archives on line to assist his affiliated organizations with their website multimedia efforts, such as the Military Order of World Wars, Atlanta, Sons of the American Revolution, Sons of Confederate Veterans , Assoc. for Intelligence Officers, the Navy League, Georgia Heritage Council, National Memorial Assoc.of Georgia.

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