The US war against a multipolar world (Chas Freeman prefers the word multinodal)

Brian Berletic says the "Ukrainian" strikes on Russia's  Progress Rocket and Space Center in Dmara are US strikes  "simply laundered through "Ukraine," depending entirely on US ISR for target and up to date Russian air defense posture and positions. Through such strikes, the US succeeds in degrading Russian capabilities, while Ukraine takes the full brunt of Russian retaliation = proxy war."

"If Russia is determined to avoid wider war with the US or its European proxies - eliminating any real deterrence against such attacks, it must at least ensure it eliminates any single point of failure for critical economic, industrial and military capabilities - hardening and dispersing critical processes, assuming ALL of them will eventually be targeted.

"Hopefully China and other potential targets of US war and proxy war are taking notes..."

Ray McGovern talked yesterday about the "dualism" of the US policy because at the same time as enabling the Ukrainian war the US does want a settlement to the war. 

He said he came round years ago to accepting that the US does have a deep state, an idea his CIA colleagues pooh-poohed. 

What is clear to everyone by now is that the USA is fighting against multipolarity. 

American allies, with the exception of Israel, are vassals, American occupied protectorates, the American empire. 

Israel is nobody's vassal. 

It's reasonable now to think of the US and Israel as one country, a sort of federation. 

The US is responsible for all the things Israel does outside its 1948 borders because it pays for them and largely approves them, though not necessarily overtly. 

If the US does not support something, for example illegal settlements, it continues to finance Israel which comes to the same thing as support.