CSTO Presidents Know They Face Nazi Genocide and Thermonuclear War!

• CSTO Presidents Know They Face Nazi Genocide and Thermonuclear War! 
  by http://larouchepac.com/ 
  Speaking May 8, having just overseen armed forces exercises simulating the response to thermonuclear attack, exercises which included a thermonuclear counterstrike, and on the eve of the anniversary of their victory over Nazism, the presidents of the Collective Security Treaty Oranization (CSTO) states were unusually frank about the dangers of Hitler-like genocide and thermonuclear war, and their preparations. Especially so compared with the leaders of the doomed trans- Atlantic sector, who obey the British taboo against mentioning the reality of the catastrophe, even as they knowingly steer right into it. The CSTO comprises Armenia, Belarus, Kyrgyzstan, Russia and Tajikistan.
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  A review of some of what they said also makes it graphically clear how London is deliberately taunting Russia into war by means of openly Nazi atrocities,—although Putin is not buying it.
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  Russia’s President Vladimir Putin opened the meeting by saying inclusively,
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  “There are still many threats and challenges in the world today. As you may know, in Europe, militant nationalism is raising its head here and there—the one that once led to the appearance of the Nazi ideology. I will not dwell on each of the hotspots separately—we all know where the danger is. Incidentally, the situation in our neighboring brotherly Ukraine is an example of the disaster and loss such an irresponsible policy can bring about. Hundreds of thousands of people have lost the possibility of living in peace and prosperity.”
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  Tajikstan’s President Emomali Rahmon responded,
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  “We are deeply concerned about the developments in this post-Soviet state [Ukraine]. This course of events is familiar. At an early stage of its independent statehood in the early 1990s, Tajikistan went through internal political confrontation and an armed conflict, which led to the most devastating social, economic and humanitarian consequences for the country. These events in our nation’s tragic recent history—the severe civil war in Tajikistan that took the lives of over 157,000 people and caused almost $10 billion worth of damage—remind us how fragile our world is, and that we need strong political will and a great effort to consolidate society and achieve mutual accord and peace in the country.”
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