The mainstream media continues to harvest all the
disinformation it can concerning the relationship between Trump and
Putin and the character of Putin himself, not to mention the overall
generalizations about the state of Russia and the kind of people
Russians are. Jeremy Kuzmarov and John Marciano
argue in The Russians are Coming, Again – The First Cold War as
Tragedy, the Second as Farce that Russia bashing is nothing new, extends
back to before the First World War, and is for the most part wrong.
There is much material compacted into this short work
comparing the first Cold War to the events of the new Second Cold War.
The argument however begins back during the First World War when the
Bolshevik revolution overturned the Russian monarchy to establish a
country ruled by the proletariat rather than royalty, businessmen, and
bankers. Fearing the loss of the markets and resources available in
Russia, the U.S. along with many other WW I allies invaded Russian
territory, most notably in the south west and in Siberia.
One of the participants said,
“The American war with russia had no idealism. It was not a war at all. It was a freebooter’s excursion, depraved and lawless. A felonious undertaking for it had not the sanction of the American people.”
In other words, well before Vietnam and many other overseas
attacks on former western colonial projects, well before modern
concerns about Congress voting on war, the U.S. within its imperial
interests had attacked Russia, with the result that “after sending
troops to quell the revolution, the Soviets would never again trust the
United States, predominantly for good reasons, as later history would
prove.”.......https://www.globalresearch.ca/the-russians-are-coming-again-the-first-cold-war-as-tragedy-the-second-cold-war-as-farce/5666336
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