"Anti-Putin" Alliance Fraying: Germany, Slovakia, Greece, Czech Republic Urge End To Russian Sanctions!

• Who is pushing Europe to war with Russia? It is the United States. All these economic sanctions on Russia hurt the Eurozone economies, not Russia. Russia is even prepared to walk away from their natural gas business should Ukraine shut off the gas pipelines. It has already made a formal agreement with China to supply natural gas. War with Russia is the stupidest idea for western Europe. What benefit is it to Europe when nuclear war breaks out in the continent? NONE!
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• The western Illuminati is driving Europe to war with Russia or they will end up losing Europe to the Russian Illuminati. Russia has deep economic ties with Europe. This is the reason why, the military arm of the western Illuminati: the Pentagon, is determined and desperate to start the war. This is also the reason why Ukraine is constantly threatening to shut down the Russian gas pipelines to western Europe. See: Ukraine Quickly Backs Off Threat Of Halting Russian Gas Transit After Europe Screams! Europe is the BIG loser in this unnecessary conflict. Understandably, they want to break the shackles imposed on them by America.
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• “Anti-Putin” Alliance Fraying: Germany, Slovakia, Greece, Czech Republic Urge End To Russian Sanctions! 
  by Tyler Durden, www.zerohedge.com
  Last week Germany reported that in the second quarter, its GDP declined by 0.2%, worse than Wall Street consensus. This happened a few shorts days after Italy reported a second consecutive decline in its own GDP, becoming the first Europen country to enter a triple-dip recession. What’s worse, Europe’s slowdown took place before the brunt of Russian sanctions hit. Surely in the third quarter the GDP of Germany, a nation whose exports accounts for 41% of GDP, will be even worse, with whisper numbers of -1% being thrown casually around, but one thing is certain: Europe is about to enter its third recession since the Lehman collapse just as we forecast at the end of 2013, a “triple-dip” which may become an outright depression unless Draghi injects a few trillion in credit money (which will do nothing but delay the inevitable and make it that much worse once the can can no longer be kicked), and unless normal trade ties with Russia are restored.
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  Which means one thing: for Europe to resume the status quo, it needs to break away from the “western” alliance and the sanctions imposed upon the Kremlin which solely benefit the populist agenda of Washington, and certainly not Europe proper, which it is now quite clear, is far more reliant on Russia than vice versa. it is also something Putin apparently was aware of from the very beginning.
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  And now, that realization is starting to spread to Europe’s own countries, which – while the new cold war was only one of rhetoric were perfectly happy to go for the ride – but now that trade war has finally broken out, suddenly increasingly more want out.
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  As we reported previously, it all started with the Greeks, a nation of heavy food exports into Russia, who were the first to announce their displeasure with the “Stop Putin” coalition:
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