Author Topic: Russian Naval fleet re-enters the Mediterranean (Read 3030 times)

MiserereMeiDeus · « **Reply #5 on:** May 16, 2013, 02:01:59 PM »

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Hope you're right about Russia's navy adding stability to the region.

Your comment reminds me of another fαℓѕє fℓαg prediction: That Israel would nuke a US Naval ship in the Mediterranean and blame it on the Iranians.

In 1967, the Israeli air force attacked the USS Liberty during the Israeli war and tried to blame it on Egypt. LBJ covered the incident up.

USS Liberty fαℓѕє fℓαg

The only reason there hasn't been a full scale invasion of Syria is Russia and China. However they are trying fαℓѕє fℓαg after fαℓѕє fℓαg but it's not as easy to do this with the free flow of information that exists today. Even 9/11 was badly done and a lot of resources have been expended since then to cover up or at least muddy the story.

Makes one wonder how much longer the internet is going to remain relatively open.

Ethelred · « **Reply #6 on:** May 17, 2013, 03:57:12 AM »

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Makes one wonder how much longer the internet is going to remain relatively open.

They're cutting it down already, see their battle against the Pirate Bay which is just a base for censoring any "unwanted" website.
The black lists which are active today in many countries' Internet Service Providers, to hinder people nationwide and on the low-level to access certain websites, can easily be expanded per government mouse-click.

Ethelred · « **Reply #7 on:** May 17, 2013, 04:14:54 AM »

Back on topic: Now that the Russians for the first time have deployed submarines next to their warships in the Mediterranean Sea (not only the not so trustworthy "Debka" reported it, by the way), I think we're one step closer to what Alois Irlmaier visioned:

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Everything calls peace, Schalom! Then it will occur - a new Middle East war suddenly flames up, big naval forces are facing hostiley in the Mediterranean - the situation is strained. But the actual firing spark is set on fire in the Balkan: I see a "large one" falling, a bloody dagger lies beside him - then impact is on impact. ...

Let's also remember Irlmaier's famous timetable from the early 1950's :

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1. First there's an economic vitality, like never before.
2. A lapse of faith follows, like never before.
3. Then a corruption of morals, like never before.
4. Then a huge number of strangers flood the country.
5. There's massive inflation. Money loses its value increasingly.
6. Soon follows the revolution.
7. Then overnight the Russians raid the West.

(... meaning World War III which would be ended by the Three Dark Days)

Irlmaier's original German words were:
1. Zuerst kommt ein Wohlstand wie noch nie!
2. Dann folgt ein Glaubensabfall wie noch nie zuvor.
3. Darauf eine Sittenverderbnis wie noch nie.
4. Alsdann kommt eine große Zahl fremder Leute ins Land.
5. Es herrscht eine große Inflation. Das Geld verliert mehr und mehr an Wert.
6. Bald darauf folgt die Revolution.
7. Dann überfallen die Russen über Nacht den Westen.

I think we're between step 5 and 6 now, and in half of Europe the revolution is already sparking. As soon as the Euro currency falls, pure chaos and revolution will take place, being a "good" base for WW3. And in case it happens, it will be a the logical result aka punishment for our apostate nations.

But, what other solutions for an apostate world are there? After step 7 everything will be reset, and we Catholics who survive the upcoming events can re-build Catholic societies. A good perspective I think.

Ethelred · « **Reply #8 on:** May 17, 2013, 01:26:03 PM »

Incredulous' story is also confirmed by Russian News Agencies (like Ria Novosti). Also Western, mainly Zionistic media started to report in a "concerned" way about the Russian warships entering the Mediterranean Sea now. I think the Western media tried to avoid that topic until now, but since the fleets get into position, it's not so easy anymore. Looks like an Irlmaier film to me.

Ria Novotsti :

Russian Pacific Fleet Warships Enter Mediterranean

16 May 2013

VLADIVOSTOK, May 16 (RIA Novosti) - A group of warships from Russia’s Pacific Fleet entered the Mediterranean waters for the first time in decades, a fleet spokesman said on Thursday

“The task force has successfully passed through the Suez Channel and entered the Mediterranean. It is the first time in decades that Pacific Fleet warships enter this region,” Capt. First Rank Roman Martov said.

The vessels are now en route to Cyprus and are scheduled to make a port call in Limassol.

The group, including the destroyer Admiral Panteleyev, the amphibious warfare ships Peresvet and Admiral Nevelskoi, the tanker Pechenga and the salvage/rescue tug Fotiy Krylov left the port of Vladivostok on March 19 to join Russia’s Mediterranean task force.

The task force currently includes the large anti-submarine ship Severomorsk, the frigate Yaroslav Mudry, the salvage/rescue tugs Altai and SB-921 and the tanker Lena from the Northern and Baltic Fleets, as well as the Ropucha-II Class landing ship Azov from the Black Sea Fleet.

The task force may be enlarged to include nuclear submarines, Navy Commander Admiral Viktor Chirkov said last Sunday.

The Defense Ministry said in April Russia has begun setting up a naval task force in the Mediterranean, sending several warships from the Pacific Fleet to the region. Russian Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu said in March a permanent naval task force in the Mediterranean was needed to defend Russia’s interests in the region.

A senior Defense Ministry official said the Mediterranean task force's command and control agencies will be based either in Novorossiysk, Russia, or in Sevastopol, Ukraine.

Admiral Vladimir Komoyedov, head of the parliamentary defense committee, previously told RIA Novosti that the Mediterranean task force should be comprised of 10 warships and support vessels as part of several tactical groups tasked with attack, antisubmarine warfare and minesweeping.

The Soviet Union maintained its 5th Mediterranean Squadron from 1967 until 1992. It was formed to counter the US Navy's 6th Fleet during the Cold War, and consisted of 30-50 warships and auxiliary vessels.

Incredulous · « **Reply #9 on:** May 17, 2013, 01:49:26 PM »

Thank you for the detailed inputs in context to the Alois Irlmaier visions of WWIII Ethelred.