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Der Historiker Michael Pesek hat einen Offenen Brief an den ukrainischen Präsidenten Pjotr Poroschenko verfasst. Er schreibt: „(Für die USA) sind sie ein nützlicher Idiot in seinen besten Tagen, bis Sie denen zu einer Last werden, sobald die USA ihre Prioritäten ändern oder das Interesse
, und die USA zogen sich wieder zurück. Dann gab es in den Siebzigern ein verstärktes INTERESSE
der Sowjetunion an Afrika, worauf die Amerikaner wieder reagiert haben. Wenn also eine Gelegenheit gesehen wird, in einen Konflikt einzugreifen, um geopolitische INTERESSEN
durchzusetzen, dann wird die USA aktiv. Und meine Erfahrung aus der Geschichte ist eben, wenn man lokale Konflikte globalisiert, beendet man sie nicht, sondern verlängert sie nur.”Auch in der Ukraine geht es den USA ganz klar um Geopolitik, findet Pesek. “Es geht den USA dort in erster Linie darum, einen Konkurrenten, vor allem um die militärische Vorherrschaft in der Welt, auszuschalten. Und das ist natürlich Russland.Das sagen die Amerikaner ja auch relativ offen, dass es ihnen gar nicht so sehr um Demokratie, sondern mehr um Geopolitik geht.”Wie sieht Pesek die Rolle Europas? Und ist das Vorgehen der USA mit Europa abgestimmt? Pesek meint dazu:“Die EU ist geopolitisch nicht so eine Macht wie die USA. Die EU hat ja noch nicht mal eine eigenständige Außenpolitik.
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? Pesek: “Ich denke, sie improvisieren auch, aber auf Grundlage der Blaupause von Brzezinski, der die Ukraine als ein ganz entscheidendes Schlachtfeld für zukünftige globale Konflikte betrachtet hat. Man muss dabei aber auch bedenken, dass die Studien zu Osteuropa nach Ende des Kalten Krieges auch in den USA extrem zurückgefahren wurden. Es gibt ja kaum noch Leute in den entsprechenden Think Tanks
, die russisch oder ukrainisch sprechen. Es gibt also ein großes Unwissen darüber, was eigentlich in diesem Konflikt passiert.”Zbigniew Brzeziński ist ein polnisch-US-amerikanischer Politikwissenschaftler und zählt zu den grauen Eminenzen unter den US-amerikanischen Globalstrategen. In seinem Buch “The Grand Chessboard: American Primacy and Its Geostrategic Imperatives” schreibt Brzeziński bereits 1997:»Die Ukraine, ein neues und wichtiges Feld auf dem eurasischen Schachbrett, stellt einen geopolitischen Dreh- und Angelpunkt dar, denn schon seine alleinige Existenz als unabhängiges Land trägt dazu bei, Russland zu verwandeln. Ohne die Ukraine ist Russland kein eurasisches Reich mehr…| EDITOR'S CHOICE | 23.03.2015 | 09:54 |
BELLICOSE anti-Russian rhetoric from Nato and EU leaders — prominent among them British government ministers — is leading to a resurgence of revanchist fascism in central and eastern Europe.
IMF loans ostensibly to a bankrupt Ukrainian state in fact pay private armies espousing extreme right-wing nationalism under the control of Ukrainian oligarchs.
The rapid rise of overt neonazis through Ukraine’s main political parties and the integration of known fascists into key state positions is no accident.
Reawakening and nurturing a populist Russophobic racism in Europe is integral to the US neocon strategy to isolate Russia through its so-called “pivot to Asia.”
Nato’s tactical pact with far-right parties and paramilitaries seen previously as fringe extremists echoes US foreign policy in Central and South America for decades.
Since February this year four neonazi marches have taken place in the Baltic states alone.
On February 24 2015 in the Estonian capital Tallinn, the Conservative People’s Party (EKRE), which hosts an annual summer festival for Waffen-SS veterans in Sinimae, staged a torchlight parade for Estonian independence under the slogan “Estonia for Estonians.”
On March 11 in Vilnius, Lithuania, a similar march featured incessant chants of “Lietuva Lietuviams” (“Lithuania for [ethnic] Lithuanians”), with swastikas, white power symbols and a huge banner glorifying 1941 nazi puppet prime minister
Juozas Brazaitis, whose remains the state repatriated and reburied with full honours in 2012.
On March 16 in Riga, Latvia, over 1,500 marched in the 16th annual Waffen-SS festival. Latvia currently holds the presidency of the European Council of the EU.
Nevertheless, it is Ukraine which has seen the worst resurgence of fascism in Europe.
On January 1 2015 ranks of torch-bearing neonazis marched in Kiev in honour of Stepan Bandera, who murdered thousands of Ukrainian Jews and Poles during World War II.
Far-right groups Right Sector and Svoboda don’t even bother to hide their racism. Yet, as allies of the pro-EU Kiev regime they are politely ignored by Western governments and media representatives, deemed useful for crushing anti-fascist resistance in the east, which hampers attempts to bring Ukraine into Nato.
Ukraine’s entire political spectrum moved to the far right in 2014, with President Petro Poroshenko’s party (Block Poroshenko) and PM Arseniy Yatsenyuk (People’s Front) pandering to radical rightwingers in their electoral lists or standing aside for them in some constituencies.
In a sign of capitulation to far-right forces, Poroshenko declared October 14 “Day of the Defender of Ukraine” to commemorate the Ukrainian Insurgent Army (UPA), which collaborated with WWII nazis and carried out atrocities against Poles and Jews. The UPA, Poroshenko declared, should be regarded as “heroes.”
While Ukraine’s former National Socialist party Svoboda lost votes, right-wing populist Oleh Lyashko’s Radical Party won 1.17 million votes and gained 22 MPs, including Yury Shukhevich, grandson of UPA commander, Roman Shukhevich.
Lyashko’s far-right party is now part of the five-party ruling coalition.
Two members of self-proclaimed fascist party Right Sector were also elected — leader Dmytro Yarosh and second in command Borislav Bereza. Yarosh was elected after PM Yatsenyuk’s Popular Front withdrew in his favour.
Yarosh’s far-right politics can be traced back to the 1990s when he joined fascist organisation Stepan Bandera Tryzub, which he has led since 2005.
Also elected to the Ukrainian parliament were commanders of the Aidar Battalion, accused by Amnesty International of carrying out “war crimes,” including abduction, unlawful detention, ill-treatment, theft, extortion and possible executions.
Immediately after the October 2014 election, a prominent member of Patriot of Ukraine and deputy commander of the Azov Battalion, Vadim Troyan, was appointed head of Kiev District Police.
Western media routinely minimises neonazis’ role in Ukrainian society and politics.
Yet there in no other country in the world do self-declared neonazis control security services and hold important positions in the Interior Ministry and parliament.
Poroshenko has even awarded Ukrainian citizenship to Belorussian neonazi Serhiy Korotkykh, a founding member of the National Socialist Society.
The lure of weapons training and funding is proving a magnet for fascists from Sweden, Russia and western Europe.
Western governments support and encourage Ukrainian nationalism and fascism, not only ignoring the power of the
Ukrainian radical right, but directly encouraging and strengthening it, in line with a long-term plan to establish Ukraine as “anti-Russia.”
Future blowback from Western promotion of Ukrainian fascism has the potential to be more dangerous than even Western governments’ folly of supporting extreme Islamists in Iraq, Libya and Syria.
Alex Gordon is a member of the steering committee of Solidarity with the Antifascist Resistance in Ukraine.
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Da selbst US-Außernminister John Kerry kürzlich die Bereitschaft der USA mit Assad zu verhandeln eingestehen musste, fordert jetzt eine führende Grüne, eine ehemalige Pazifistin und Frauenrechtlerin ein "begrenztes Bombardement" Syriens, um den bösen Assad davon abzuhalten, seine Bevölkerung weiter zu misshandeln. Zynischer geht es nicht mehr.| News | 23.03.2015 | 00:04 |
TASS - Syria’s President Bashar Assad said on Sunday his country commended Russia’s efforts to settle the Syrian crisis.
"The government and people of Syria feel trust to Russia’s peacekkeping efforts, despite the obstacles put on their path by some European and regional states, which continue to back terrorist organizations," Assad said at a meeting with Russia’s Ambassador at Large Azamat Kulmukhametov ahead of the second round of intra-Syrian consultations due to be held in Moscow on April 6 through 9.
The Syrian president stressed the necessity to coordinate Moscow’s and Damascus’ efforts geared towards establishing an intra-Syrian dialogue. "It is necessary to coordinate the agenda of the forthcoming forum that would outline areas of work, the platform of talks and a mechanism to guarantee the implementation of the tasks," he said.
At the first round of consultations on January 27-29, the majority of participants, including the governmental delegation, approved the so-called Moscow Principles that are geared to promote national accord. These principles provide for preserving Syria’s sovereignty, unity and territorial integrity, and anti-terrorism efforts.
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