Wer hat den Krieg wirklich gewollt und begonnen? Meine Theorie ist, es waren die Westmächte, insbesondere Roosevelt und Churchill, unter Einbeziehung Josef Stalins.
Diese Hypothese geht davon aus, es habe seit der von Wall-Street gemachten bolschewistischen Revolution ein stillschweigendes, auf gleicher globalistisch-zionistischer Grundlage beruhendes Einverständnis zwischen den Westalliierten und der UdSSR gegeben.
Zwei Weltkriegsallianzen und die massive amerikanische Unterstützung für Josef Stalin bestätigen meiner Meinung nach diese Annahme eindrucksvoll.
Jetzt kommt Weiteres und Hochbrisantes hinzu. Im Zentrum steht die britisch-sowjetische Kriegsvereinbarung vom 15. Oktober 1939.
Bereits Prof. Werner Maser erwähnt das Dokument in seinem Aufsatz *Der Wortbruch*, bleibt jedoch eine Darstellung der Inhalte schuldig.
Durch die bahnbrechenden Recherchen des finnischen Majors Erkki Hautamäki kommt allmählich Licht in die dunkle Angelegenheit.
Hautamäki schreibt:
"Churchill and Stalin negotiated the starting of co-operation in a war of many fronts against Germany since April 1939. In July it was agreed that when Germany and the Soviet Union attack Poland, the declaration of war of the western allies would be focused only against German actions.
On the 15th of October 1939 an agreement was signed between Stalin and Churchill (the allied forces). The core of it was the plan to destroy Germany both militarily and economically. Churchill’s old plan regarding the Scandinavian operation was also accepted."
Einem Blogautor ist es inzwischen gelungen, sich Kapitel 10 von Hautamäkis Buch *Finland in the Eye of the Storm* zugänglich zu machen, in dem das britisch-sowjetische Kriegsabkommen im Detail nachzulesen ist.
Declaration of intent of Churchill and Stalin
The Admiralty is hereby making a declaration of readiness regarding the reached agreements on October 15, 1939 for waging war, signed and delivered by Mr. Stalin on January 28, 1940, the agreement to read as follows:
1. As soon as the Soviet Union publicizes its occupation of Finland in its entirety, including its bays, coastline and islands, the maritime ministry is prepared to send marines and other forces no later than the night of May 14-15, 1940 to occupy important objects in Norway.
In addition, England will occupy Denmark. In cooperation with French troops, England will occupy Swedish Göteborg as well as southern Sweden. At the same time British naval forces will control the North Sea and block access to it from the Baltic Sea for German ships and submarines.
2. Agreement was reached during negotiations between France and England concerning Finland’s ‘often asked for assistance in its fight against the Soviet Union, which our governments had promised. This promised assistance, which Finland had asked for, will be redirected to Sweden and Norway where it will be placed on hold, even if those countries proved willing to allow the transit of troops. France promised 50,000 to 100,000 troops, to be stationed in Sweden to tie up the Swedish forces, to allow the Soviet Union to occupy Finland and intern its forces. English forces will be stationed in Norway, about 5,000 to 8,000 troops will land in Göteborg, Sweden.
3. Following the occupation of Finland, Norway, Denmark and Sweden, agreement can be reached between English and Soviet forces as to the distribution of troops and their targets, as well as the timing of the attack against Germany, that according to already established plans, so that:
Troops of the English and French expedition force will jointly initiate an attack along the Cherbourg-Rotterdam line with the Siegfried-Line as their target, while at the same time Poland and Czechoslovakia are attacked by Soviet forces.
The defense forces of Holland and Belgium have agreed to join British/French troops.
French and English naval forces will close the North Sea, as well as the English Channel, to any naval traffic of German ships until Germany’s forces are defeated and Germany is forced into a peace agreement.
4. For the main attack from the Baltics and the Scandinavian Peninsula, the plan for the supply of the troops will be worked out in a joint effort in Paris, at the time of your choosing, according to your suggestions.
5. The joint committee of the French-English air force agreed to immediately invite a representative of the Soviet air force for the purpose of cooperation in an effort to once and for all eliminate the German air force, even before an attack by sea and land begins [emphasis added].
6. The assurance of assistance of military support to Finland, mentioned in Art. 2, is based on the Crimea negotiations between the general secretary of the Soviet Communist Party and England’s Winston Churchill, to obtain a troop transit agreement from Sweden, Norway and Denmark to help Finland militarily. If those Nordic countries agree to this transit of troops, English and French troops can be moved onto the Scandinavian Peninsula without encountering any resistance.
The occupation of the Scandinavian Peninsula, and the interment of its forces, could thus be achieved by making it appear as a bloodless coup. The Soviet Union would thus be relieved of concern about the English/French troops posing a danger to it. The occupation of the Scandinavian Peninsula will take place even if said transit agreement for the support troops is not granted. The Soviet Union will be invited to send a military expert to observe operations for occupying Scandinavia, as well as the preparations of those operations. It would be beneficial if this expert could arrive as soon as possible. [Links nur für registrierte Nutzer]
Sollte sich das bestätigen, wäre damit bewiesen, daß es völlig verfehlt ist, alleine den Hitler-Stalin-Pakt als kriegsauslösend zu betrachten! Denn offenkundig existierte daneben ein zweites Abkommen mit sehr viel weitreichenderen territorialen Expansionszielen und bei weitem eindeutiger formulierten Kriegsabsichten.
Nebenbei wäre auch bewiesen, daß die deutsche Besetzung Dänemarks und Norwegens nur den Westmächten zuvorgekommen ist. Geplatzt wäre auch die Lüge von der holländischen und belgischen Neutralität.
Im Hinblick auf Josef Stalin stellt sich heraus, er ist zweigleisig gefahren! Er hatte ein Bündnis sowohl mit Hitler als den Westmächten. Damit waren alle Beteiligten aus dem Schneider, nur Deutschland nicht, zu dessen völliger Vernichtung nach dem Ersten auch der Zweite Weltkrieg angezettelt wurde - von ziemlich genau den gleichen Kräften wie bereits 1914.