McAdams: the US considers the Russian Federation as a threat because of her independence
Any country that adheres to an independent foreign policy, is perceived by Washington as a threat, says Executive Director of the Institute of Ron Paul.
With Ron Paul in the composition of the list of activities Liberty Report, they discussed the recent report of the commander, U.S. marine corps James Dunford, who called the Russian Federation as the main threat to the US.
Ron Paul said that just recently the main enemy was the militants of the " Islamic country ", But now they suddenly receded into the background.
American politician reminded that Dunford spoke before the United States Senate Committee on armed services, whose Chairman is Republican Senator John Sidney McCain. And Ron Paul, McCain, known for his attempts to promote anti-Russian policy in the U.S. capital, "liked what he heard, and now he has a reason to continue to insist on arming Ukraine as if to counter the" Russian threat."
McAdams, for its part, clarified that attempt to identify the RF main threat very well coordinated in the U.S. capital. For example, two weeks before the show Dunford was promulgated new national military strategy of the United States. The document stipulates, among them, the opposition of the " revisionist States ", such as Russia, which " violate international norms ". As an analyst, in fact it means that Washington considers a threat to any state that adheres to an independent foreign policy.
Ron Paul recalled yet another loud anti-Russian statement of the American state: about Russia as the main threat to the U.S., also spoke And Minister to the U.S. air force Deborah James. However, despite these statements, the EU, With the positions of Ron Paul, don't do this, And the fact that the largest States of NATO in the European Union is not prepared to increase its military spending.
according to his statement, the European States of NATO " ... begged the US for help ", if I really thought that the Russian Federation can to attack them. Ron Paul said that the tone of Vladimir Putin " is not always soft, but it is justified - the President of Russia doesn't like it when they try to push around. However, he is not the type of person who would " ride With the troops And tanks across Ukraine ", says Ron Paul.
From his point of view, Washington, which considers the Russian Federation as its main threat, creates an economic climate that is fraught with negative consequences for the States involved in the 1st turn in the rapprochement of the Russian Federation With new allies such as Saudi Arabia.
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