Hal Turner contemplates the significance of the US Special Envoy’s trip to Moscow:
What does Witkoff bring to Moscow?
- Cosmetic concessions, presumably in the area of de facto territorial recognition
- Hints of economic cooperation
- Classic threats of sanctions – if Moscow doesn’t “give in”
What Witkoff won’t do:
Accept the Russian minimum demands which are . . .
- Recognition of the new regions (Luhansk, Donetsk, Kherson, and Zaporozhe) as part of Russia.
- Demilitarization and neutrality of Ukraine.
He won’t accept them because that would mean: The West would have lost. And the world would have seen it.
Scenario: A Russian “no” to Witkoff’s offer would most likely not simply lead to a new low in negotiations – but to Phase II of a global systemic conflict. Then the world would no longer be in the shadow of a unipolar center, but in a new bipolar confrontation.
On the one side: The expanded West – that is, the NATO states, the EU, plus Australia, Japan, South Korea, and some dependent partners in the Global South.
On the other side: An emerging counterweight – with Russia, China, Iran, North Korea, and possibly other members of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization.
In this scenario, it is only a matter of time before the previously “frozen” conflict over Taiwan also actively emerges – as the next geopolitical leverage in the struggle for influence, sovereignty, and system dominance.
Conclusion: Witkoff’s trip is not a diplomatic exchange – It is an attempt to delay the end of the unipolar world order.
This smacks of a desperate Hail Mary thrown by the Short Fake Trump fake administration, and I see absolutely no sign that Russia is inclined to accept anything short of its core demands because it is winning both the economic war and the military war. Everyone, and especially the Russians, has learned that accepting Clown World’s shiny beads and trinkets comes at a steep price and is never, ever worth it over time.
And I think Hal Turner is right to believe that the Clown Worlders running the USA, the UK, and the EU will try to fight a war they know they can’t win rather than accept the inevitable end of “the unipolar world order” that they ruled for nearly 40 years. To do so would be foolish and stupid, but then, they are foolish, stupid, and evil.