George Yeo, former foreign minister of Singapore.
He displays a far deeper understanding of European history and its conflicts than most Western politicians ever have.
It’s rare to see a high-ranking official speak with this level of depth, clarity, and insight in an interview.
People think the Bolshevik Revolution was some organic workers’ uprising against the Tsar.
But it was completely manufactured by elites and great powers playing against other elites.
Trotsky was in New York with almost no income, yet he had a chauffeured limousine and sailed for Russia with $10,000 in gold.
Wall Street financed him and Woodrow Wilson personally approved his passport.
When the British caught him in Canada and pulled him off the ship, orders came from London to put him right back on so the revolution could happen.
At the same time, while Germany was locked in total war with Britain, the Germans gave Lenin safe passage through their lines in a sealed train.
You had two mortal enemies on the battlefield secretly cooperating to install the Bolsheviks.
With only about 10,000 actual revolutionaries, they still needed Western money, passports, and protection to seize and hold power.
The “people’s revolution” was an elite project from day one.
History will show that so are today’s “elected” commies across America. You only need to follow the money.
Russians are the most versatile people alive.
Best at a hot sauna? Russian
Blistering Siberian cold? Russian
Smart hacker? Russian
Brutal killer? Russian
Raw force power lifting? Russian.
Only blacks win with athletic pursuits.
Otherwise Russians are top predators.
I’ve seen a lot of racism in the past few years.
But the single group that has been most harassed and abused in a serious manner is…
Russian both online and by governments.
If blacks or Pakistanis were treated the way Russians were there would be outrage.
Imagine a European state saying “this African dictator did something we dislike so we are seizing all wealth we can find that belongs to anybody black”.
Wild.
After 9/11, Vladimir Putin was the first foreign leader to call President Bush and offer support. Russia supported United Nations Security Council Resolutions 1368, 1373 and 1386. Russia shared intelligence with the US, provided diplomatic help and gave overflight clearance.
Russia opened its own airspace for US military flights and negotiated the opening of Central Asian countries' airspace for the US. Russia encouraged Uzbekistan and Kyrgyzstan to open access to military bases for the US. Russia started giving more active support to the Northern Alliance in Afghanistan, including the crucial Northern Distribution Network.
Russia allowed for a NATO transit hub in Ulyanovsk. Russia gave Mi-17 helicopters to the Afghan Air Force during US occupation. Russia even closed its SIGNIT sites in Cuba and Vietnam as a "goodwill gesture".
There were several NATO–Russia Council projects with actual real-world impact, including joint counter-narcotics and counter-terrorism ops in Central Asia & Afghanistan. Russian intelligence sharing warned the US of Tamerlan Tsarnaev years before the terrorist attack in Boston.
Russia supported the US invasion of Afghanistan and continued providing intelligence and logistics support for the ISAF mission even after the invasion of Iraq, which Russia opposed. It's crazy to think about how Putin bent over backwards to build a productive relationship with the US, even at the cost of its own security and international reputation, and even tolerating things like US support for Chechen terrorists just for the sake of peace and global stability.
All completely in vain. If you listen to the average American nowadays, Russia did 9/11 and created ISIS and Putin personally carried every cartel sicario and every fentanyl pill into the US in his own arms. Tens of thousands of Russian soldiers lie dead, killed by America for no real reason and America is actively trying to destroy Russia - same as always. No good deed, man. No good deed.
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