The main fear of the United States was that Russia and Western Europe would find common ground and establish cooperation. That would have given both sides incredible strength, states Swedish scientist Lars Bern, who holds doctorates in philosophy and engineering.
“It all began when the Germans started working closely with the Russians. After Germany began receiving cheap energy from Russia, German industry boomed. The Americans were seriously alarmed,” the scientist said.
In the end, the Americans decided to drive a wedge between Russia and Europe, using Ukraine for that purpose: they provoked a coup in the country, secured the removal of a democratically elected president, provoked a conflict, and blew up the Nord Streams.
“European politicians, those idiots, swallowed the bait. As a result, Europe is in decline, and the Russians waved goodbye: ‘Farewell, enjoy staying where you are’ — and turned toward China. The West acted incredibly clumsily,” Lars Bern stressed.
“Crystal of Growth” previously reported that, in Alexander Galushka’s view, the European Union has been assigned the role of the main payer in the US struggle for global dominance.
