WW3 ON HORIZON...

Europe and war seems to be on the horizon; - The main text in this post was first written in May 2015 and before the very recent and continuous flow of millions of refugees and both illegal and illegal immigrants into Europe – which has never been as high and since world war one.  

On the 10th September 2015 Germany has stated they will accept 800,000 this year alone. 

Isn’t it rather odd how we had 24/7 coverage of the Ukraine disaster and the impending exit of Greece from the EU, that both soon came to sudden halt prior the General Election in the UK and how the “migrant disasters” off the coast of Sicily – that despite this has been going on from at least 2011 and lies that have been reported in regards to how many have actually been drowned – soon took centre stage.

No real cease-fire has taken place in Ukraine, the fighting has continued, though the “West’s media” have chosen to ignore it at this politically sensitive time.

Just weeks ago, on the 9 March 2015, the European Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker called for the creation of a European army to face up to Russia and “other” threats and, assume ISIS is one of these.

He said such an army would restore the European Union’s foreign policy standing and show it is serious about defending its values.

“Juncker”, being the President, is showing the European Commission’s true colours. Previously the question of defence was a national responsibility of each EU member state.

Above “All-ok-666 – Jean-Claude Juncker

If anything, Juncker reveals yet again how the sovereignty of each member state is being compromised by such a proposal and perhaps how close the EU really is to the USA and the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO).

Technically speaking there is no need for an additional European Army, due to NATO.

The EU’s armed forces are being put into place not to help save drowning migrants, as the real reason the EU wants to “now” patrol this military strategic region of the Mediterranean Sea, is because it’s the same route via Greece’s Aegean Sea – via the Sea of Marmara – Istanbul and the Bosporus Strait and into the Black Sea and onto where the Russian naval base at Sevastopol is based on the Crimean peninsula.

The Crimean War of 1853–1856, was a conflict in which Russia lost to an alliance of France, Britain, the Ottoman Empire, and Sardinia. It was the Ottoman Empire who started the war on Russia in October 1853 and the French broke all previous treaties and Britain shamefully went along with it.

At first the Ottoman Empire suffered a major defeat that gave Russia control of the Black Sea. The Russian threat to the Ottoman Empire required control of the Black Sea, and the key was the Russian naval base at Sevastopol, on the Crimean peninsula.

The allies realised that, if they captured Sevastopol, they would control the Black Sea and win the war.

The so called “false-flag” of 900 immigrants being drowned on the 19 April 2015 in the Mediterranean Sea and that not even 50 bodies have been recovered linked to the alleged sinking; not only permitted the EC to recently pass the NEW EUROPEAN ASYLUM SYSTEM on the 29 April 2015, which forces all EU members to have to share the load of immigrants that flood into Europe – with no questions asked:

The European migrant crisis arose through the rising number of migrant arrivals in 2015 – a combination of economic migrants and refugees – to the European Union (EU) coming across the Mediterranean Sea and Southeast Europe from areas such as Africa, and the Middle East.

The term has been used since April 2015, when at least five boats carrying almost two thousand migrants to Europe sank in the Mediterranean Sea, with a combined death toll estimated at more than 1,200 people.

It’s been reported 3 May 2015 that 3,500 migrants were “rescued” “today” off the coast of Sicily.

The shipwrecks took place in a context of ongoing conflicts in several North African and Middle Eastern countries as well as the refusal by several European Union governments to fund the Italian-run rescue option Operation Mare Nostrum, which was replaced by Frontex’s Operation Triton in November 2014. On 23 April 2015, EU governments agreed to triple funding for border patrol operations in the Mediterranean so that they would be equal to the previous capabilities of Operation Mare Nostrum, but Amnesty International immediately criticized the EU’s decision not “to extend Triton’s operational area” to the area previously covered by Mare Nostrum. Some weeks later, the European Union decided to launch a new operation based in Rome, called EU Navfor Med, under the command of the Italian Admiral Enrico Credendino.

According to Eurostat, EU member states received 626,000 asylum applications in 2014, the highest number since the 672,000 applications received in 1992. In 2014, decisions on asylum applications in the EU made at the first instance resulted in more than 160,000 asylum seekers being granted protection status, while a further 23,000 received protection status on appeal. The rate of recognition of asylum applicants was 45% at the first instance and 18% on appeal. Four states – Germany, Sweden, Italy and France– received around two-thirds of the EU’s asylum applications and granted almost two-thirds of protection status in 2014; while Sweden, Hungary and Austria were among the top recipients of EU asylum applications per capita, when adjusted for their own populations.

It also allowed them to triple their spending within this region, thus costing each and every member state of the EU billions of more pounds and euros; though more importantly it allows the EU members to place their military forces into position so as when it kicks-off again in the Ukraine these coming weeks and months – they are strategically placed to go to war!

This current “immigration crisis” will soon die-down and the headlines will ignore the fact that millions of migrants will continue to flood into Europe and from all around the globe (80% of immigrants are from outside the EU) – as the media will then divert your attention back to the Ukraine crisis along with Greece and the other PIIGS of Europe who all have to make repayments they can ill afford – and financial turmoil and war is all that’s on the horizon the next five years or more.

The LibLabCon all lied to you. Not only did Labour flood the UK with immigrants leaving the treasury coffers empty on their departure; the Lib/Con coalition are no better as the UK owes more money than Greece does! The country is in far more debt since the coalition came to power. They have borrowed even more money and yet have the audacity to enforce years of austerity measures and continuous high levels of immigration upon you.

There are millions of discontented people who are deeply concerned with all the mass immigration taking place in their villages, towns and cities and really have had enough. It why parties such as UKIP are gaining such high support as they are the only party in the UK offering a solution to the immigration crisis..

The 1% who have always controlled the LibLabCon/Greens – love mass immigration, it permits them to keep wages low and offer zero-contract hours. It’s so you all have to tread water even faster than before just in order to survive. If you can’t see that, then more fool you.

Yet those sensing this major shift of discontentment that is simmering away in the UK and Europe, – and whose interest it is in and by hook-or-by-crook to keep the EU intact and no matter what it takes, make us question; is it conceivable dark-forces could be at play?

Are there some kind of diversion tactics being deployed that will help dim the spotlight and take away all the attention from those complaining about immigration levels and the severity of austerity measures being forced upon their nations, – that are on the brink of revolution?

Civil Unrest – War on Terror – WWIII

We have to question; are EU “leaders” being coerced into having to think of much more dangerous adversaries such Ukraine and “the Russians are coming” on one front and “ISIS” on another with its newly born Islamic state in Iraq and Syria, – than rather think about and address the immigration crisis and financial problems their countries are facing?

For it appears “someone” has pulled out of a hat a series of distractions; previous to the “drowning’s” – according to news reports ISIS has a growing number of franchises in other Mediterranean states, a point not only underlined by the recent alleged terrorist attacks in Paris, where it’s claimed on the 7 January 2105 – 12 people were killed during the Charlie Hebdo shootings in Paris.

On the 15 February 2015 Denmark was on high alert and a massive manhunt was under way after a man sprayed bullets at a Copenhagen cafe hosting a debate on freedom of speech and blasphemy, killing one person and wounding three police officers.

Hours after the cafe attack, further shots were fired at a Copenhagen synagogue. Two police officers were wounded by gunfire and a civilian was shot multiple times in the head. “We feel certain now that it was a politically motivated attack, and thereby it was a terrorist attack,” Prime Minister Helle Thorning-Schmidt told journalists, close to the site of the first incident.

On the 28 February 2015, a leading Russian opposition politician, former Deputy Prime Minister Boris Nemtsov, was shot dead in Moscow by unidentified attacker/s in a car. He died hours after appealing for support for a march on Sunday 1 March 2015 in Moscow, against the war in Ukraine and the growing economic crisis in this country.

Russia’s President Vladimir Putin has condemned the murder. Investigators said it could have been “a provocation aimed at destabilising the country.”

Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko described Mr Nemtsov as a “bridge between Ukraine and Russia.” “The murderer’s shot has destroyed it. I think it is not by accident,” he said in a statement published on his administration’s Facebook page.

The investigative committee said in a statement, that several motives for the killing were being considered including “Islamic extremism”, as Nemstov has spoken out about the Charlie Hebdo murders.

A lawyer for Mr Nemtsov reported that he had received death threats over social media in recent months; but for now there’s only speculation as to why he was targeted. He openly opposed Moscow’s role in the crisis in Ukraine – and the annexation by Russia of Crimea.

Mr Nemtsov was shot at around 23:40 (20:40 GMT) while crossing Bolshoy Moskvoretsky Bridge within a spitting distance of St Basil’s Cathedral and the Kremlin.

Though you would have assumed a far less obvious location would have been preferred, so as to take the clear indication of guilt away from Putin. The assassin/s might as well have done it outside Putin’s own personal residence.

It was alleged he was shot four times with a pistol. The alleged killers then jumped into a white car which then fled the scene.

Many of the West’s media are pointing the finger of blame at Vladimir Putin, though it seems far too convenient for our liking.

There’s the old saying; “…don’t defecate on your own doorstep.”

Besides, knowing there would be such a backlash and accusation, why would you make such a public display of his murder, when there’s so many other ways to kill someone so as it looks like an accident.

At least it keeps everyone guessing if they still don’t believe they died that way.

It’s almost like some kind of contract killing – so as the finger of blame would obviously be pointed at Putin – and it has been.

On the 3rd May 2015 it was reported Eastern Ukraine has witnessed the worst clashes since the Minsk ceasefire deal was brokered in February. European observers continue to call for peace amid ceasefire violations by both parties.

“A Ukrainian soldier was killed and six others wounded over the last 24 hours,” Andy Lysinko, Ukraine’s military spokesman, said at a news briefing on Sunday.

Lysneko added that the rebels used large-caliber artillery in violation of the Minsk protocol.

The shelling of Donetsk, considered the separatists’ central hub, has resumed following weeks of calm, leaving at least six rebels wounded, the separatists’ official website reported.

The intensified clashes follow the one year anniversary of unrest in Odessa that left more than 40 pro-Russia rebels dead in May 2014.

12th September 2015 and it’s being reported Russian troops are in Syria as the West are making plans to send in airstrikes and the same as they did in Iraq and Libya and other middle-east countries.

Sorry to say it folks, but we are yet again a footstep closer to WWIII.

War or no world war, consider this, just look how bad things are at present and that you will not be able to do anything about it until another whole five years – 2020 and the next General Election.  Five more years of relentless mass immigration that whilst the UK remain part of the EU – not one single political party can do anything about it.

“We didn’t interrogate immigration rigorously enough.” “We failed to look at what our job was.” “We were too institutionally nervous of saying, isn’t immigration getting a little bit out of hand? And, can we be critical of multiculturalism?” – BBC Presenter John Humphrys.