On Feb. 27, Helga Zepp-LaRouche was one of three invited guests on the “Views on News” program broadcast by Pakistan’s PTV.
The program was focused on the Ukraine crisis, and the Chinese 12-point peace framework, which has drawn positive comments even from Ukrainian President Zelenskyy. (https://www.fmprc.gov.cn/mfa_eng/wjdt_665385/2649_665393/202302/t20230224_11030713.html )
The Chinese proposal was welcomed by all panelists as representing a path forward through a focus on reducing the loss of lives and military destruction. Zepp-LaRouche spoke to the potential for the Nord Stream destruction to split the NATO alliance. If the report by Seymour Hersh is true, and NATO member Norway attacked another NATO nation, then how could the alliance stay intact?
Zepp-LaRouche was asked about Blinken’s warning to China not to supply weapons to Russia, and about U.S.-EU-NATO relations with China more broadly. She responded that European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen is against the Chinese proposal, and that many EU member states are seeking to “diversify” away from China. Zepp-LaRouche added that China’s 12-point outline should be seen in the context of a growing number of peace proposals. Brazil’s President Lula da Silva has called for a peace club among nations of the Global South, and he will be going to China to discuss it (among other topics) with Chinese President Xi Jinping. Turkish President Erdogan has offered to help with peace talks. Italian Gen. Fabio Mini (ret.) has made a proposal. The Pope’s offer of the Vatican as a venue for peace talks is extremely important.
We must not allow a world in which an accident could lead to the thermonuclear annihilation of the human race. There is no way to win a war against Russia, Zepp-LaRouche added.
