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Putin has started a ‘war with the whole civilised world’ which could leave MILLIONS dead
Polish statesman Lech Walesa made the ominous warning as the Russian President made clear he will deploy the nuclear-capable Tupolev bomber to annexed Crimea.
The 62-year-old has also signalled his attentions to send Iskander surface-to-surface missile systems close to Poland’s border.
The man who as a Gdansk trade union leader inspired the end of the Cold War accused the Kremlin leader of playing with fire.
Speaking to the TBVN24 channel, ex-Polish President Mr Walesa said: “Putin has started a war with the whole civilised world.
“He broke agreements, contracts, guarantees. The world cannot just leave it like this. If something like this happens, only force is left.
“How can we win, if he is boxing, and we are playing chess?
“This kind of fighting is from another epoch, which is doomed to be defeated. I do not doubt it that freedom and democracy will win.”
ut if Mr Putin attacks Poland “there will be a war which Russia will lose”, he said.
“If Russia takes a risk and attacks Poland and other countries, it will fall into pieces.
“I see what will happen to Russia. Of course, a million will be killed, ten million maybe.”
Mr Walesa urged that such a war must not happen.
http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/564593/Vladimir-Putin-World-War-Three-Russia-Ukraine-Poland
Now Putin sends SPY SHIPS to Britain to eavesdrop on military
Lord West of Spithead, a former First Sea Lord, warned espionage by the country had escalated to a “worrying” level amid more acts of “provocation” by president Vladimir Putin.
Hi-tech converted fishing boats that can intercept voice communications up to 200 miles away have been spotted in the North Sea by Nato aircraft.
It is thought that the vessels are targeting RAF bases in Lossiemouth and Coningsby.
The ships alert Russian aircrews when Typhoons from Britain’s Air Reaction Alert force are taking off.
A senior military source told the Daily Mail: “It would appear from our intelligence that they are working in support of Soviet bombers which have been seen off the east coast and as far south as Cornwall and simply record our reaction to these events.
Six of the spook ships have been seen in the past three weeks raising fears that the activity could be part of a planned operation against Britain.
But there is very little that the UK can do to stop the Soviet spying.
The source added: “The problem is that while we managed to deal with them in the 1980s by jamming their electronic ‘listening’ field, they had updated their systems with much greatercapability and as long as they sit in international waters we can do nothing.”
The chilling development comes after heightened aggression towards Britain from Moscow.
The RAF was forced to scramble fighter jets in February to warn off two Russian bombers flying dangerously close to British airspace.
That incident came just days after the Royal Navy tracked a warship from the country through the Channel.
The HMS Argyll navy ship deployed a Lynx helicopter and used sensors to locate and monitor the Yaroslav Mudryy, which was on its way to the North Sea from the Mediterranean.
French forces had been tracking the Russian warship but when it veered close to British borders the navy was dispatched.
The ship was tracked through the English Channel and continued its journey to Baltiysk, Russia.
Lord West said: “It was quite a tense business during the Cold War and now it is winding up again and it is very worrying.
http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/564697/Putin-Russia-spy-ships-Britain-Russian-bomber
Hi t8, in the past 24 hrs, 3 more to add to list:
NATO jets intercept Russian warplanes as Putin ramps up deadly game of cat and mouse.
US tanks mass in Poland for NATO exercise
Russian treaty with rebel Georgian region alarms West.
Perhaps President Putin disappeared to decide tactics?
I read UK News Now which has up to the minute world news and listed top stories:
http://www.newsnow.co.uk/h/World+News
Hi Kerwin, “wars and rumors of wars”: world war of course begins with “rumors of war”.Hope everyone’s ready, fit spiritually and physically (if not ill) not for involvement in war but for spiritual reasons.
Miia,
There is no need for either Russia or NATO to be militarily involved and I do not believe either one intends a world war. They have no problem with playing political games for their own reasons. NATO showing up aids Putin’s plans.
World War is part of the birth pains. After that, we Believers will be delivered up.
Are we ready to give an account to authorities. Are we ready to die for the sake of Christ. Are we willing to die rather than denounce our Lord. Some of us may be tested this way.
Britain ‘to send MORE troops to Falklands amid Argentine invasion fears’
BRITAIN’S military station on the Falkland Islands could be bolstered to deter an increased risk of invasion, according to reports.
It is thought that Defence Secretary Michael Fallon will announce reinforcements of troops and equipment in response to a Ministry of Defence review which suggested an attack on the South Atlantic archipelago was more likely.
Russia is reportedly planning a deal to lease 12 bombers to Argentina as the country re-arms more than 30 years after the Falklands War.
A Whitehall source told The Sun: “The Defence Secretary’s decision reflects operational judgments and the increased nature of the threat.
“We want the people of the Falklands to know they are uppermost in our thinking.”
A Russian lawmaker claimed yesterday that Moscow has “far more” right to Crimea than Britain does to the Falkland Islands.
Alexei Pushkov, head of the Russian parliament’s foreign affairs committee, made the controversial comment on Twitter after Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond denounced Russia’s “illegal annexation” of Crimea.
Mr Pushkov tweeted in Russian: “Attention London: Crimea has far more reason to be in Russia than the Falklands have to be part of Great Britain.”
1,200 troops are stationed on the islands along with a small fleet of Sea King helicopters and RAF Typhoon jets.
The long-running dispute over the sovereignty of the British overseas territory, which Argentina calls Las Malvinas, has re-erupted in recent years under the presidency of Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner.
Prime Minister David Cameron, in his Christmas message to the Islanders last December, said this year would also see the unveiling of a bronze statue of former prime minister Margaret Thatcher in the Falklands.
He said 2015 would be a year when “the British government, again, steadfastly defends the freedom she helped you secure”.
http://www.express.co.uk/news/uk/565961/Falkland-Islands-Argentina-Putin-Britain-invasion-threat
hi
have a look at this book ;i think it is worthed ;
http://www.pdfarchive.info/pdf/C/Co/Coleman_John_-_The_Tavistock_Institute_of_Human_Relations.pdf
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