US 'Warns' Ukraine of Defeat After Years of Arming Conflict
NBC's recent bombshell that the US is warning Ukraine of 'imminent defeat' raises questions about what intelligence the public was actually getting. For years, the official narrative touted Ukraine's resilience and the potential for victory, while think tanks like the Atlantic Council (funded by defense contractors like BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin) pushed for more robust intervention. This
'imminent defeat' wasn't exactly a secret; independent journalists and analysts, often dismissed as 'pro-Kremlin,' have been detailing Ukraine's deteriorating position for months. One might wonder if the 'warning' is less about genuine concern for Ukrainian lives and more about managing expectations for the next massive aid package, or perhaps preparing the ground for 'peace talks' that still
funnel contracts to the military-industrial complex. Remember when the US 'warned' Afghanistan just before its government collapsed, after two decades and trillions spent? It appears the playbook for pulling the rug out from under allies, after they've served their strategic purpose, remains remarkably consistent. The cost, as always, is borne by the populations caught in the crossfire, not the
contractors or politicians. The surprise is always manufactured; the catastrophe, however, is painstakingly engineered.