Russian Aggression Today = Nazi German’s Actions pre-WWII? (PCNC)

“Is a group of 30,000 Muslims more of a global concern and national threat than a nation with established nuclear capabilities, friendships with questionable state actors, and an apparent thirst to expand its global influence?”

PITTSBURGH CABLE NEWS CHANNEL (February 27, 2015):

“…is a group of 30,000 Muslims more of a global concern and national threat than a nation with established nuclear capabilities, friendships with questionable state actors, and an apparent thirst to expand its global influence?” Is the reality of terrorism greater from a group that is enraged over a cartoon or from threats of cutting off gas supplies to a nation of 45 million people during the winter and ongoing violence that threatens to break up Ukraine? The vision that Soviet leaders had for ‘The Ukraine’ during the Cold War parallels what Vladimir Putin may seek in the sovereign nation of Ukraine today…”

 

Lenny McAllister (“NightTalk: Get to the Point”) uses his “Starting Point” commentary to discuss the ongoing tensions between Ukraine and Russia and the historic parallels between the build-up in the 1930s with Nazi Germany’s aggression with its neighbors and today’s Russian aggression under Vladmir Putin. McAllister provides this perspective to begin the February 27 episode of “Get To The Point” on the Pittsburgh Cable News Channel .

 

 

A clip from the “Starting Point” from the February 27 episode can be viewed by clicking the picture above or by clicking HERE

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“NightTalk: Get to the Point” is hosted by Lenny McAllister and airs on the Pittsburgh Cable News Channel live on Friday nights at 8pm with an encore presentation on Mondays at 5pm.

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