Posted by Allison Hillman | Nov 1, 2016 | National Securit
Hillary pushes towards war
The idea of a war between Russia and America is nothing new. Current disagreements between the countries focus on the international system and who gets to be the boss within their regions. The crisis in Ukraine also increases tensions and leaves us with terrifying memories of the events that led up to World War I.
This kind of talk can and should cause Americans to break into a cold sweat.
What is our current fearless leader doing about the tensions between the two countries? Blaming the Russians of course!
Earlier this month, Obama pointed his finger right at Russia, saying that they are responsible for the problems of Hillary and the DNC. Hilary jumped on the blame wagon by saying, “And believe me, they’re not doing it to get me elected, they’re doing it to try to influence the election for Donald Trump.”
Are these the same Democrats that have been allowing Vladimir Putin to walk all over the world for the past 7 years? Submitting to his every whim? Yes, in predictable Clinton fashion, she now claims he is a national security threat.
Perhaps the truth is, Putin isn’t useful to her anymore.
He wasn’t a security risk in 2010 when Obama and Clinton abandoned America’s allies, withdrawing newly placed missile defense systems in Poland and the Czech Republic. Poland and the Czechs saw the defenses as a protection from Russia invading as they did in Georgia and proceeded to do in the Ukraine. Our administration claimed the defenses were to protect our allies against Iranian missiles. This is quite a difference in opinion.
Nor was he a risk when Obama and Clinton saw it fit to return 10 Russian spies that had been captured. The spies did not undergo years of prison…or interrogation…or isolation…they didn’t even get questioned. Instead Obama apologized to Russia and Clinton State Department officials bragged about what a great relationship they had with Russia. Of course, generally speaking, giving someone everything they want makes for a great relationship.
In 2010, Clinton added to her self-proclaimed accomplishment list by forcing through a treaty that essentially gave Russia strategic advantage over the United States. Putin rightfully claimed it a victory for himself. Apparently Clinton and Putin were on the same page that day.
Friendly history aside, Putin now finds himself in the hot seat. His response to his pal’s accusations should come as a surprise to no one as he rolls out Russia’s newest weapon, “Satan 2.“
This unveiling coincides with NATO beginning to deploy troops in Eastern Europe. But Putin is no threat to us?
Russian soldiers prepare Satan 2
Readers may be wondering where Russia got the uranium to build this devastating weapon. According to sources, the total donations from the Russian controlled Uranium One to the Clinton Foundation exceeded $145 million. And since he was harmless, in return the Russians were generously given about 20% of the U.S’s uranium by Clinton’s State Department in 2011.
Since then Putin has obviously become an evil dictator to be feared by Clinton?
The RS-28 Sarmat missile, innocently nicknamed “Satan 2”, is replacing the SS-18 that was developed during the 1980’s. Certainly none of Clinton’s uranium gift was used in building their latest toy that could easily destroy an area the size of France or Texas With a range of 6,213 miles (10,000km) and a speed of 4.3 miles (7km), the east and west coasts of the United States are easily obtainable targets.
Satan 2 contains 16 warheads. At 2,000 times more powerful than the bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki in 1945, Satan is capable of delivering a warhead of 40 megatons and can reach American soil.
It is all coming together
If possible, it becomes even more dangerous as we learn that it is equipped with radar evading technology and that we possess no anti-missile shield systems that could stop it. It does not get more real and horrifying than this. London and other major European cities make the list of potential and reachable targets as well.
Dr. Igor Sutyagin, an expert in Russian nuclear capability at the Royal United Services Institute in London, claims, “It maneuvers all the way so it is terribly difficult for any missile defense system to shoot it down.”
Do not doubt, our potential President’s deal with Russia helped make this possible.
Making the facts fit
As Clinton pulls a patented 180, Russia and Putin are now our enemies and a threat to the world. The explanation is simple; her use for him has changed. For years she has defied Republican insistence that Putin is a danger. Now as her political ship is floundering, she needs a new scapegoat and nobody is safe. She knows America is scared of Russia’s nuclear capability. She didn’t care when she was handing over uranium to help their cause and receiving huge amounts of money from them. But as her priorities are changing to beat Donald Trump, she doesn’t want you to remember when she called Putin engaging and interesting.
Pay no attention to the woman of lies behind the curtain.
She must not have meant it when she said, “there won’t be a threat from Russia.” As Satan 2 appears and we confirm what reasonable people knew all along, that Russia was a threat all along, we don’t need courage or heart, we need a President who will treat Russia and Putin as the hostile force they are. The solution lies with Donald Trump.
As the Clinton regime leads us closer and closer to a second Cold War, Russia publicly flaunts its devastating capabilities, and Hillary continues to mold the truth to fit her needs without worrying about the American people.
We should be very scared of Clinton getting elected and we can’t ignore her record of dealing with enemies such as Russia. She would like to shift the focus to Trump and Russia when in truth; Trump does not have a history of bowing down to them.
Hillary Clinton does.
For our protection, whether you are frightened by Russia, nervous about the Middle East, scared about war in general, or understandably terrified of another Clinton administration, the voting choice is very clear. We need to trust in Donald Trump to protect our country against all threats, both international and domestic.
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