History Repeats Itself — Europe is hysterically begging for, and fanning the flames for war

Europe is begging for war.  Following is what Germany is doing, but in Sweden the war hysteria is being pumped up in the citizenry.  Sweden has just distributed leaflets to 5 million households with war survival instructions.

In a move drenched in historical irony, Germany has deployed 5,000 troops to Lithuania, its first permanent military deployment outside its borders since WWII. Let that sink in.

The so-called “defensive” 45th Armored Brigade will now be permanently based in Rūdninkai, just 30km from Vilnius and within striking distance of Kaliningrad and the Belarusian border. Berlin, in full NATO cosplay, insists this is about “security.” But ask yourself, who’s threatening whom?

This isn’t about protecting Lithuania. It’s about provoking Russia, again, under the worn-out NATO pretext of “deterring aggression” while pushing troops closer to Moscow’s western flank. And make no mistake: the last time German tanks headed east, we didn’t call it “security,” we called it Barbarossa.

Meanwhile, the EU’s house is burning, French “democracy” is on life support, German industry is hollowed out, and farmers are rising up across the continent. So, what do the Atlanticists do? Escalate. They know they’ve already lost, in Ukraine, economically, morally and now they’re dragging Europe toward a confrontation it wouldn’t survive.

Germany’s move isn’t defensive. It’s a signal, that the post-WWII red lines have been erased, and NATO is playing with nuclear fire on Russia’s doorstep.

Partially from The Islander