Alaska, Obama, China, and war

I enjoyed this one a lot. Many truths spoken out loud but I don't think we're going to war with Russia and China anytime soon. On the other hand, THEY could start a war from a higher ground level at this moment. I agree.

Thanks for sharing, he's saying things that I've thought about for a long time. False sense of democracy, false sense of freedom. He's right on.

Wrabbit and I have been talking in post about quiet war plans going on for sometime, just with troop and equipment movements with NATO. I have been preaching about BRICS and the global financial system changes and the desire to get away by the major powers of US reserve currency, but many think I am nuts. All of this has been going on right before our very eyes while one crisis after another dominates the headlines. He has compiled much of the info spoken about here at HH for sometime in a nice quick video. Personally he sounds right on the money, and there are no coincidences in politics and  international deals. 

727sky,@solarius,Nugget,@marlingrace,Doug,

Well, well, well.  Looks like someone else out there is getting the same message as what I've been saying (well, some of it) .  Good to see others stepping up to tell the truth of how things "really" are!! 

Thanks for the video, 727sky. 

Doug, are you sitting down?    I agree with you.   
Yes, it's about the money... it's always about the money; the elite leading people around by the nose to put their "chess pieces" in position for the next move to line their greedy pockets through the bloodshed of others. 
And, believe me, the technology is already there; the question is... will they share with the "peon workforce" and further expand human capabilities, or are we such a violent race that having such weapons would GUARANTEE we blow ourselves into dust particles? 
There are good "outside" forces that are counter-balancing the evil acts of the elite (to prevent this from happening just yet), but we are going to have to hit a point so low that it makes us cry out for help as a human consciousness collective before they are allowed to come and wipe the evil ones off the face of the Earth.
Times are about to get much worse, I think.

The guy speaks the truth on most things. He does speculate on a couple of things like the Alaska trip, but I am sure that Obama had a reason to go there. Most people would not believe what he says even though he is right. We are about as free as the cats living in my house, they can do many things as long as they follow the rules and we take care of them as long as they do not bite the hand that feeds them or get pissy and cause chaos all over. This conditioning is ingrained right into us from many generations of being misled. The big thing is that all the super powers control their people in one way or another.

What he fails to say is that we are not the only ones to be conditioned, the people in Russia and China are also being conditioned. Something major is going to happen and the meetings are more focused on how many casualties in which areas that are going to occur. There are rules to the wars, you cannot attack the White house is one of them, but it must look as if it was targeted but the attack failed. The same goes for targeting certain places in Russia, you do not harm the leaders, that would be terrorism. They go into exile or retain leadership like they did in Japan.

The guys video was not much of a conspiracy, it was just stating how it is. The guy did research on how governments and economies are designed to work. He is warning us. Will there be a war? I do not know, only the people steering the world will know that. I don't know who they are either. Whoever they are, they are above the law and international laws, the president of the USA is just a pawn. They find people who are good at lying to fill that job, if they are not good liars than people in this country will start revolting.

from yahoo:
When a college-educated kindergarten teacher walked into a Soviet Union military center during the fire and rage of World War II, it did not seem as strange then as it may sound now. It was late 1941, a year that ended with the death of her first brother during the siege of Leningrad. She was initially turned away by the local military commissariat who knew how hot it was at the front, but after losing two more siblings, in 1942 Roza Shanina finally succeeded in joining the 2,484 Soviet women serving their motherland as snipers.

“The key thing about the Soviet snipers was their impact on Soviet morale,” said David H. Lippman, author of World War II Plus 75: The Road to War. “They provided the ‘workers’ state’ with ‘workers’ heroes.’” But after Shanina made it through the Central Female Sniper Academy, military deployment plans nearly kept her away from the raging battle entirely — despite a widely held Soviet military belief that women soldiers made good snipers because of their greater physical flexibility and, true or not, their cunning, patience and ability to endure combat hardships better than their male counterparts.

Not one to be deferred or diverted after her initial attempts, Shanina began what would be a very short but significant march to greatness. It may feel strange to measure greatness by numbers of other humans killed, but the Soviets faced a fairly existential dilemma: Win or perish. It was April 1944, near Vitebsk, where Shanina killed her first Nazi soldier. Within a month, she had taken out about 17 more.

Under heavy artillery fire, her commanders decided to withdraw, but Shanina ignored orders and continued to support advancing infantry columns — and not just as a sniper. She captured German soldiers and was wounded herself. Her exploits earned her military commendations and wide renown among her countrymen, as well as in the West. She returned to battle soon thereafter, fighting in a battalion that lost 72 out of its 78 soldiers. A battle she survived.

Though not for long. Shanina was finally felled in January 1945, her chest torn open by an exploded artillery fragment. But before her death at the age of 20, she had managed 54 — some sources say 59 — confirmed kills in less than a year’s time.

By April the war was over: Nazi Germany was defeated and in flames, and Shanina had secured a legacy for the ages. And when you consider other significantly grim records of sniper success — 109 confirmed kills by U.S. Army Staff Sgt. Adelbert Waldron over two years in Vietnam and the estimated 255 kills by Navy SEAL Chris Kyle (of American Sniper fame) during his 10 years of service — Shanina stands out for dispatching the most in the least amount of time.

The Soviet Union was still fighting when she died, and all told, over the course of the conflict, Soviet women snipers were collectively responsible for 11,280 kills, by conservative estimates. But if history notes anything in Shanina’s case, it is not so much her kill number but the fact that she eagerly pursued a difficult, dirty and dangerous job for a cause: the continued existence of her homeland.

M.G. Sheftall, technical adviser on the History Channel series Dogfights and author of Blossoms in the Wind: Human Legacies of the Kamikaze, points out that Shanina’s desire to fight was so fervent that she made the bold decision to go over her superior officers’ heads and write to Stalin personally to ask that she be deployed to the front lines. Says Sheftall, “It shows a level of stones and guts that makes the lack of a major motion picture about her damned near confounding.”


To hold you over until Shanina’s story is brought to the big screen, watch this illustrated short about her brief, eventful life.

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