NATO General Secretary Goes Rogue & Says No Threat of Russian Expansion Beyond Ukraine

By Sundance

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg always reminds me of former ODNI James Clapper. Both men, a little ordinary, had a tendency to say the obvious non-political ordinary thing accidentally, and that would seemingly frustrate the political narrative engineers.

Stoltenberg did it again recently when he was questioned about the horrific and horrible likelihood that terrible Russia would expand their military conflict beyond Ukraine. Surely, given the intensity of the common western narrative, this Russian expansion was only a matter of timing. Nope, not according to the NATO Secretary General.

“We don’t see any direct or imminent threat against any NATO Ally. And therefore, we, of course, monitor closely what Russia does, we have increased our vigilance, our presence in the eastern part of the Alliance, but the whole idea of that is to prevent an attack on a NATO Ally.”

What Stoltenberg said was transparently true and confirmable simply by looking beyond the preferred western talking points.  However, no doubt, his tracked and monitored cell phone was immediately receiving apoplectic calls from the U.S. State Dept for going off script. Another transparently true thing is, the eastern Ukraine killing stops as soon as President Trump wins the 2024 general election.