As for working toward Agenda 2030, Russia, China, and the US seem to be on the same boat.
As for WW2, in 1941, after taking the non-German majority part of Poland, Stalin concentrated huge attacking forces at the borders of Germany (as it turned out, they were no good for defense). The Germans were forced to choose between a preemptive attack and the Stalinist annihilation of their country and of Europe.
France and Britain, of course, declared war on Germany for attacking an ally (Poland), but they left Stalin alone.
What does that say about the official line of the history of WW2?
I am leaving the comment and link, which I read, from Ray, without further comment, thereupon, specifically....
You are free thusfar in practice to check his post and please draw whatever your own conclusions are from your own understanding.
The first amendment should also be mentioning freedom to think for oneself....
Thank you for bringing this into the limelight.
Putin is certainly not a hero:
https://rayhorvaththesource.substack.com/p/whose-hero-is-putin
As for working toward Agenda 2030, Russia, China, and the US seem to be on the same boat.
As for WW2, in 1941, after taking the non-German majority part of Poland, Stalin concentrated huge attacking forces at the borders of Germany (as it turned out, they were no good for defense). The Germans were forced to choose between a preemptive attack and the Stalinist annihilation of their country and of Europe.
France and Britain, of course, declared war on Germany for attacking an ally (Poland), but they left Stalin alone.
What does that say about the official line of the history of WW2?