Tony Blair believes that the West ruling out a full scale war with Russia, which would almost certainly be nuclear, is a “strange tactic”.
Blair, the former British Prime Minister who took the decision of invading Iraq in 2003 on false pretext of weapons of mass destruction, claims that Russian President Vladimir Putin is using NATO’s “desire not to provoke escalation” as a “bargaining chip against us”.
Summit News reports: In a post to his globalist think tank’s website, Blair writes “Maybe that is our position and maybe that is the right position, but continually signalling it, and removing doubt in his mind, is a strange tactic.”
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Ok, so strictly declaring world war three is off the table is a bad thing?
“There is something incongruous about our repeated reassurance to him that we will not react with force,” Blair adds.
Blair admits “I understand and accept that there is not political support for any direct military engagement by NATO of Russia,” but adds “we should be clear-eyed about what Putin is doing.”
“Is it sensible to tell him in advance that whatever he does militarily, we will rule out any form of military response?” Blair further questions.
Meanwhile, following the warnings of several other globalist figures that nuclear war is a real possibility, former Belgian Prime Minister and leading member of the European Parliament Guy Verhofstadt has declared that NATO needs reforming and that it should be done via the European Union and the creation of an EU-army.
“We don’t need to abolish 27 national armies but we need to create on top of that a joint armed forces of the European Union,” Verhofstadt told reporters.
He continued, “We need to establish, inside NATO a European pillar, I think NATO has to be reformed into a defence alliance of big continental organisations, a European one, a North American one, an Asian one, so like a triangle.”
“I see a reform of NATO in a World Trade Organisation sort of way – a world defence community defending liberal democratic values,” he further emphasised.
Kinda sounds like a… ‘new world order’?
