Lately, I have been contemplating the Cold War and the idea that it may have been a carefully orchestrated spectacle for the masses. This notion suggests that the so-called "Cold War" was, in fact, a mutual agreement between the Soviet Union and the United States to maintain a bipolar world order that benefited both parties for three decades.
Over the past few weeks, I have been delving into this hypothesis, and the evidence seems to support it. I'm curious about your thoughts on this matter.
Allow me to provide an overview:
In the aftermath of World War II, the world faced turmoil and the looming threat of another war. With Europe in shambles, the need for stability was evident. Truman, the newly elected President of the United States, aimed to secure the power of the US and create stability in Europe. In February 1945, he attended the Yalta Conference with Churchill and Stalin to divide Europe into spheres of influence, and later that year, he participated in the Potsdam Conference to discuss the post-war order.
Truman's goal with his well connected internationalist Jewish advisors was to establish a stable world order, but he understood that achieving it was unlikely. Although General Patton proposed invading the Soviet Union, Truman believed that such action would only lead to further chaos. Instead, Truman opted for a strategy that aligned Western Europe with the US and Eastern Europe with the Soviet Union. This division helped to shape an artificial "conflict" between the two superpowers.
The nuclear bomb and the Space Race served as propaganda tools rather than genuine weapons or pursuits, reinforcing the perception of the Soviet Union and the US as global powers. Hollywood played a significant role in cultivating this image, providing a sense of hope for the masses through the orchestrated Space Race and moon landing.
It is worth noting the surprising extent of cooperation between the US and the Soviet Union during this period, as documented in Anthony Sutton's book, which can be found at the following link:
https://crystalbook.ru/wp-content/u...-Soviet-Economic-Development-1945-to-1965.pdf
The Soviet Union and the US worked together to counter nationalist uprisings in Asia, as they had done in Germany. The Vietnam conflict, for instance, resulted from a nationalist uprising and led to a divided Vietnam, with half under Russian influence and half under US influence. Similar patterns can be observed in other proxy wars, such as in Korea.
In conclusion, Truman understood the importance of stability in post-WWII Europe and collaborated with the Soviet Union to establish spheres of influence. The nuclear bomb and the Space Race were employed as propaganda tools to perpetuate the image of two superpowers locked in a Cold War.
Curious to hear your thoughts.
Over the past few weeks, I have been delving into this hypothesis, and the evidence seems to support it. I'm curious about your thoughts on this matter.
Allow me to provide an overview:
In the aftermath of World War II, the world faced turmoil and the looming threat of another war. With Europe in shambles, the need for stability was evident. Truman, the newly elected President of the United States, aimed to secure the power of the US and create stability in Europe. In February 1945, he attended the Yalta Conference with Churchill and Stalin to divide Europe into spheres of influence, and later that year, he participated in the Potsdam Conference to discuss the post-war order.
Truman's goal with his well connected internationalist Jewish advisors was to establish a stable world order, but he understood that achieving it was unlikely. Although General Patton proposed invading the Soviet Union, Truman believed that such action would only lead to further chaos. Instead, Truman opted for a strategy that aligned Western Europe with the US and Eastern Europe with the Soviet Union. This division helped to shape an artificial "conflict" between the two superpowers.
The nuclear bomb and the Space Race served as propaganda tools rather than genuine weapons or pursuits, reinforcing the perception of the Soviet Union and the US as global powers. Hollywood played a significant role in cultivating this image, providing a sense of hope for the masses through the orchestrated Space Race and moon landing.
It is worth noting the surprising extent of cooperation between the US and the Soviet Union during this period, as documented in Anthony Sutton's book, which can be found at the following link:
https://crystalbook.ru/wp-content/u...-Soviet-Economic-Development-1945-to-1965.pdf
The Soviet Union and the US worked together to counter nationalist uprisings in Asia, as they had done in Germany. The Vietnam conflict, for instance, resulted from a nationalist uprising and led to a divided Vietnam, with half under Russian influence and half under US influence. Similar patterns can be observed in other proxy wars, such as in Korea.
In conclusion, Truman understood the importance of stability in post-WWII Europe and collaborated with the Soviet Union to establish spheres of influence. The nuclear bomb and the Space Race were employed as propaganda tools to perpetuate the image of two superpowers locked in a Cold War.
Curious to hear your thoughts.