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Washington’s Salafist Quagmire in Syria.
Washington’s Salafist Quagmire in Syria. The Obama administration and the Turkish government of Prime Minister Erdogan are faced with a Syrian quagmire that is prompting them to send a signal to Saudi Arabia. Riyadh´s support of fundamentalist Salafi Jihadi groups … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Middle East, News
Tagged AKP, christof lehmann, Erdogan Government, Free Syrian Army, gcc member states, global security, Gulf Cooperation Council, international crisis group, Middle East, National Council of Syria, national transitional council, nsnbc, Obama Administration, Politics, prime minister erdogan, Salafi fighters in Syria, Saudi Salafists, state sponsored terrorism, Syrian Opposition, Terrorism, war on syria
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The US/UN/NATO Race for Global Full Spectrum Dominance. (4/4)
The US/UN/NATO Race for Global Full Spectrum Dominance. (4/4) (Part 1/4) (Part 2/4) (Part 3/4) Christopher Black, James Henry Fetzer, Alex Mezyaev, Christof Lehmann. The South China Sea: How could Soros and the International Crisis Group let a perfectly good … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Geo-Politics, Politics, World
Tagged Alex Mezyaev, ASEAN, asia, BND, Bosnia, China, christof lehmann, Christopher Black, CIA, crimes against humanity, Diversity, east china sea, ethnic cleansing, Framework Team, ft bragg north carolina, full spectrum dominance, Geneva Convention, Geo-Politics, global security, Globalization, Hague Conventions, Human Rights, ICC, ICTY, international crisis group, international law, international terrorism, Intervention, interventionism, James Fetzer, Lao, Law against use of mercenaries, Libya, Middle East, Milosevic, multilateral diplomacy, NATO, Nepal, NGOs, nsnbc, Phillippines, Politics, R2P, religious minorities, responsibility to protect, Russia, serbia, Soros, South East China Sea, state sponsored terrorism, subversion, Thailand, treaty of westphalia, UN Charter, UNGA, United Nations, UNSC, UNSC Resolution 1973, Vietnam, war crimes, Yugoslavia
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The US/UN/NATO Race for Global Full Spectrum Dominance. (3/4)
The US/UN/NATO Race for Global Full Spectrum Dominance. (3/4) (Part 1/4) (Part 2/4) (Part 4/4) By Christopher Black, James Henry Fetzer, Alex Mezyaev, Christof Lehmann. Common Denominators in US/NATO Subversion Strategies and the Institutionalization of Irregular Warfare and Subversion. There … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Geo-Politics, World
Tagged Alex Mezyaev, ASEAN, asia, BND, Bosnia, China, christof lehmann, Christopher Black, CIA, crimes against humanity, Diversity, east china sea, ethnic cleansing, Framework Team, ft bragg north carolina, full spectrum dominance, Geneva Convention, Geo-Politics, global security, Globalization, Hague Conventions, Human Rights, ICC, ICTY, international crisis group, international law, international terrorism, Intervention, interventionism, James Fetzer, Lao, Law against use of mercenaries, Libya, Middle East, Milosevic, multilateral diplomacy, NATO, Nepal, NGOs, nsnbc, Phillippines, Politics, R2P, religious minorities, responsibility to protect, Russia, serbia, Soros, South East China Sea, state sponsored terrorism, subversion, Thailand, treaty of westphalia, UN Charter, UNGA, United Nations, UNSC, UNSC Resolution 1973, Vietnam, war crimes, Yugoslavia
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Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea. Domestic and Geo-Political Challenges and US/NATO Ambitions for Global, Full Spectrum Dominance.
Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea. Domestic and Geo-Political Challenges and US/NATO Ambitions for Global, Full Spectrum Dominance. The Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea has successfully completed its second transition of leadership since it was founded in 1948. The unexpected death of Kim … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Asia, Geo-Politics
Tagged Asian Culture, China, Chinese market, christof lehmann, Colonialism, Communism, Communist Party of Korea, conflict resolution, Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea, DPRK, DPRK-China Relations, DPRK-Russia Relations, Dr. Christof Lehmann, economy, Europe, full spectrum dominance, global security, Human Rights Organizations, ICG, imperialism, international crisis group, interventions, Kim Jong Un, Kim Jong-il, Korean economy, Korean War, Lao-tsu, Machiavelli, Middle East, Military First, NATO, nsnbc, nsnbc-nsnbc, Nuclear Weapons, Plato, Politics, propaganda, regime change, responsibility to protect, Sanctions, Socialism, Soros, state leader, succession of power, Tha State, Think Tanks, UN, United Nations, US/NATO, USA
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The US/UN/NATO Race for Global Full Spectrum Dominance. (2/4)
The US/UN/NATO Race for Global Full Spectrum Dominance. (2/4) (Part 1/4) (Part 3/4)(Part 4/4) By Christopher Black., James Henry Fetzer, Alex Mezyaev, Christof Lehmann. The Dismantling of International Law and a Return to Global Barbarism. In recent decades an unprecedented deterioration, … Continue reading
Posted in Analysis, Geo-Politics, World
Tagged Alex Mezyaev, ASEAN, asia, BND, Bosnia, China, christof lehmann, Christopher Black, CIA, crimes against humanity, Diversity, east china sea, ethnic cleansing, Framework Team, full spectrum dominance, Geneva Convention, Geo-Politics, global security, Globalization, Hague Conventions, Human Rights, ICC, ICTY, international crisis group, international law, international terrorism, Intervention, interventionism, James Fetzer, Lao, Law against use of mercenaries, Libya, Middle East, Milosevic, multilateral diplomacy, NATO, Nepal, NGOs, nsnbc, Phillippines, Politics, R2P, responsibility to protect, Russia, serbia, Soros, South East China Sea, state sponsored terrorism, subversion, Thailand, treaty of westphalia, UN Charter, UNGA, United Nations, UNSC, UNSC Resolution 1973, Vietnam, war crimes, Yugoslavia
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The US/UN/NATO Race for Global Full Spectrum Dominance. (1/4)
The US/UN/NATO Race for Global Full Spectrum Dominance. (1/4) (Part 2/4) By Christopher Black, James Henry Fetzer, Alex Mezyaev, Christof Lehmann. Missed Chances for Peaceful Co-existence ? Subsequent to the dissolution of the USSR, the peaceful transition of Hong Kong … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Mezyaev, ASEAN, asia, BND, Bosnia, China, christof lehmann, Christopher Black, CIA, crimes against humanity, Diversity, east china sea, ethnic cleansing, Framework Team, full spectrum dominance, Geneva Convention, Geo-Politics, global security, Globalization, Hague Conventions, Human Rights, ICC, ICTY, international crisis group, international law, international terrorism, Intervention, interventionism, James Fetzer, Lao, Law against use of mercenaries, Libya, Middle East, Milosevic, NATO, Nepal, NGOs, nsnbc, Phillippines, Politics, R2P, responsibility to protect, Russia, serbia, Soros, South East China Sea, state sponsored terrorism, subversion, Thailand, UN Charter, UNGA, United Nations, UNSC, UNSC Resolution 1973, Vietnam, war crimes, Yugoslavia
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